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Hagbard said:
"Have you tried the "Spinning" technique? I tried that once. Had 4 LD's thus far in this life. Spinning seemed to work well for me. just close your eyes, and make yourself "spin" around like a tornado. I'm not sure why it works. I read a theory once about simulating movement in the inner ear or something. not sure how much of it is true.
BP"

How weird.I have never heard about this technique before.The really weird thing is, over the last couple of months, I keep getting this reaccuring thing where I am spinning round at trememndous speeds.
This happens in the day, where it'll just come into my mind.It also happens in dreams.

I have never had this happen before, only since thelast few months.I thought I might explore it more sometime, but have just found it some weird thing for the time being.

Now your comment has really got me thinking.I can only think that this picture of spinning at magnificent speeds must have been something I have photoread, because I can tell you without a doubt that I have never consciously read about any techniques whereby you imagine yourself spinning.

Wow! Now I am really really intrigued as what this means.

Any help appreciated.

youngprer, I up for this LGG experiement.
I will email you.I may email you at odd times though, because I am in UK, and I think your in US, correct?

Anyway, I've always been a daydreamer and a dreamer.These things can tell us a lot, I know this, and I'm up for learning more.

Thanks!









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When a dream fades for me, its just everything pretty much going black, and me becoming consious of my physical body. Also I have done the spinning techniques a few times. Everytime I tried it I have had a false awakening, and I just went back to sleep, in my dreams.

My advice for anybody who wants to start having lucid dreams is 1) start recording your dreams every night. The more you do this the easeir it will be for you to recall your dreams, and notice dream signs when you are in your dream.
2)Try about 30 times a day to ask yourself if you are dreaming. Once you build this habit of trully asking yourself if you are dreaming you will do it in your dream, just like a smoker will often smoke in his dream. (One good way to test is to look at palm and notice the lines, often in dreams the line will not be there or will be unstable)

If you just do these two things, before you know it you will have an Lucid Dream.

-Benny






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quote:
Originally posted by bennypr2002:
(One good way to test is to look at palm and notice the lines, often in dreams the line will not be there or will be unstable)

If you just do these two things, before you know it you will have an Lucid Dream.

-Benny


I'm really curious about the palm technique. I've never heard about that before. Do you remember where you first found it?

-youngprer






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I wish I knew exactly, it might have been from lucidity.com, or maybe from the forum at astralpulse.com . I am not exactly sure. I know for me I become lucid most of the time because, the situation in my dream is to farfetched, and I just realize. Sorry I dont remember the exact source. As far as LD'ing goes, the movie waking life is amazing. I have to say that was the most thought provoking movies I have ever seen.

-Benny

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If I remember correctly Paul mentiones in GC accelerator that his son discovered to use this method. I think he said that the original idea was Carlos Castanedas. I'm not 100% sure on this, should listen GC accelerator again to be sure. I have photoread CC's Magical Passes and The Active Side of Infinity, but not activated yet, if it's there don't know it conciously.

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