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Welcoming Boards => Lucid Dreaming Techniques => Technique Development Center => : Jaffar El-Amin November 06, 2009, 07:20:54 AM
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About my training :
Each day , whem I go to sleep , I use all the LD known methods . First , before I go to bed , I practice the Castaneda's Dream Passes Serie , then , until I fall asleep , i intend to sleep , by stopping my internal dialog and focusing my mind on what I want to accomplish , only . Then , I use WBTB , waking one hour before I normally wake - up . When I wake up , I wake up little by little , to not destroy the dreams . In the rest of the day , I stop my internal dialog , I do recapitulation to retake my lost energy , I do , before that NEW and , each time I go through a door or I see the lights button , I made a reality check .
1 . Recapitulation
2 . The Dream Passes
3 . Intending
4 . WBTB
This training is , for me , deadly useful , BUT , MAY NOT WORK FOR YOU . When I am in a dream , I act like in Real Life .
I do not take the dreams as dreams . They are , at least for me , are reality , because I see their underlying energy matrix .
I must warn you , that is a warrior -only path .
If you want to extend your knowledge about warrior path , you should read all Castaneda's , Taisha Abelar and Florinda Donner - Grau 's books .
If you want clarifications , just ask me .
I don't use MILD AND WILD.
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Interesting method. How do you wake up little by little at the right time? Do you use an alarm clock?
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You say you act as in Real Life. Does that mean you behave toward DCs the same way you do toward people in real life? You don't get in their faces etc. just to see how they'll react?
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Thanks, Moonbeam! With my cell phone I can't see the dates on the posts, though I suspected it might be a bit old.
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John I have to remind you again about when the original post was made.
Not that there's anything necessarily wrong with posting in old topics. Still, you're probably right this guy isn't coming back. Sad, this seems quite interesting.
Interesting method. How do you wake up little by little at the right time? Do you use an alarm clock?
Just from reading this, my guess would be he uses auto-suggestion. With enough training, you could use it to wake yourself up at the right time and keep yourself from moving as soon as you wake up. It's one of the methods used to prepare for DEILD sessions.
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:chuckle: I thought this was a new one too, don't feel bad johnb (and I'm on a regular PC. :shakehead:) BTW, your avatar isn't by any chance from Tales from the Darkside, is it?
Not that there's anything necessarily wrong with posting in old topics. Still, you're probably right this guy isn't coming back. Sad, this seems quite interesting.
If someone sees an interesting old discussion, absolutely. Most often the OPs are still here and would probably have more to say, or there are new members since who might add to it, but just haven't seen the topic yet.
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Yes, auto-suggestion would probably work. Often when I know I need to get up at a certain time I automatically wake up right before the alarm goes off. I've heard that's a not uncommon experience. Pretty amazing to think the human brain has such an accurate built-in clock.
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My avatar isn't from Tales from the Darkside. It's a picture I took of a grove of trees I found in the middle of nowhere in S Washington state. They were planted in precisely spaced rows. It was such a huge grove that the effect was dreamlike. Don't know what kind of trees they were. Didn't look like fruit trees.
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Does Tales from the Darkside have similar imagery of trees planted in precisely-spaced rows?
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Does Tales from the Darkside have similar imagery of trees planted in precisely-spaced rows?
I looked it up (it's been a long time since I've seen it; show intro here, about half a minute in (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnE3-0X-174) if you're curious.) They don't look quite the same now..
They sort of imply that there's an alternate (dark! :D) reality alongside this one when they're showing the trees.. I watched this when I was a little kid, so I think the idea stuck with me, or at least reinforced it--woods are always very strange and like alternate dimensions in my dreams.
The reason I thought that is your avatar has the same effect, if not better. Very cool.
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I'll have to watch that show sometime, mu. I've heard of it, but never seen it. Forests are usually good settings in which to have dreams. At least for me. Also dreams of the desert at night are usually intriguing to me.
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I think you're right, Moonbeam. Probably growing them for paper. Didn't look like they'd have been of much use for anything else, other than as an inspiration for dreams.