Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Hey Mike - I have not read Julian Jaynes theory about how before the fall of man, the two sides of the brain talked to each other. Where I got my ideas about the synchronization between the left and right sides of the brain were from Bill Harris. A couple of years ago, I had purchased his " holosync " CD's. The name of his company is Centerpointe. They had a powerful effect on me. I began to experience what I called " hallucinogenic dreams. " I named them that because they were more real than any other dreams I have ever had. I actually thought people were in my house! I began to experience what Centerpointe calls " overwhelm. " Too many fearful issues coming to the surface. It freaked me out and I stopped listening. Two months later, I lost them in the hurricane. My ideas about resistence, etc. all came from Bill Harris' literature. Right after the storm, when I noticed this experience of " detaching " from the experience and " witnessing " what was happening, I thought of Bill Harris' literature and saw how it applied, first hand, through experience. This is when I began to grasp the truth of what he had said. I had to replace the necessities first, but last month, purchased the Holosync CD's again, because I realized that I wanted to take the effects to a higher level. I am not trying to sell anyone on Holosync. I am only bringing it up because I must give credit where credit is due. I cannot take credit for these ideas that I learned from him. And to be fair, he has his critics. I have listened to them on another . He is mostly criticized for being too expensive, bombarding with advertisement, and constantly upselling. But the advertising and the upselling really does not bother me, and I found the product to be highly effective and his literature extremely helpful. So, that is just my personal choice. Also Mike - I understand what you are saying about how you view it as " possible outcomes " rather than parallel realities. And how the " expectations " come more strongly from the subconscious level. At the same time, I wonder if all possible outcomes do not " already exist. " As you say - in a wave form. I definitely agree that changing conditioning is important to altering the outcome. This is what I am working on all the time - trying to change my conditioning. And I certainly hope that we are co-creators! I'd like to think I didn't create the world I experience by myself! If I did, I'm one screwed up individual! LOL! Although I have talked to people who don't see it that way. I saved the Michael Sharp book to check out when I have more time. And I agree with what you say about how the " higher intelligence isn't a third-person or God, it's the common awareness of all of us at a deep implicate level. " Yes, I see it this way, too. This is something I understood better after reading Ernest Holmes, author of " Science of Mind. " I also agree with what you said here: " The wave form is the field of quantum potential, the implicate order, the holy spirit or Void. This is impersonal – God. Not a third-person but THE person which is the deeper level of us all. " I also haven't figured out exactly how this happens. Now, what you are saying about the " gateless gate. " This makes me think of William Buhlman's OBE books. He explains (I think) that there are different realms of experience. If time and space are illusions, then we do not have to go from " here " to " there " ever. We simply " shift " to a different " state. " In other words, we are never moving. We only " think " we are! What we are doing is shifting to a different experience of reality. I think this does happen by changing vibration. And as you mentioned (and so have I), the physical experience is the lowest, slowest, most dense level. And getting out of it is about as easy as running through mud. I think the trick to it is " grasping consciously " the experience of living a life free from physical limitations. More important than grasping the higher maths, perhaps? But not necessarily any easier. You asked, " energy input that raises the excited state? Where does it come from, how is it controlled? " I think it comes from higher states of awareness. Then you asked, " Then, on dropping states where does the energy output go – in the fashion of an electron emitting a photon when it drops states? Lots to think about. " Well - you got me on that one! LOL! I have no idea. This is where you pass me up on quantum understanding! I am lost in your dust! LOL! (But that was a compliment!) Sam - I really like this statement of yours: " Whenever I want to make something happen that seems impossible I just change prospective to where it is possible. " I think this pretty much sums it all up quite nicely! And also Sam, where you said, " I view emotions as feedback not a goal. " I am beginning to grasp this concept as well. This idea I got from Jerry and Esther Hicks. Mike - have a great trip! Talk to you when you get back. Deb PS to Sarceto: My ego thanks you for your kind words. (smile) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Hi Deb, Thanks for the e-mail. Just a quick note... I'll check out the books you mentioned when I get back. Also curious about the holosynch thing. >>>I wonder if all possible outcomes do not " already > exist. " As you say - in a wave form.<<< Yes! >>> My ideas about resistence, etc. all came from Bill Harris' > literature. Right after the storm, when I noticed this experience > of " detaching " from the experience and " witnessing " what was > happening, I thought of Bill Harris' literature and saw how it > applied, first hand, through experience. This is when I began to > grasp the truth of what he had said.<<< Yes, look at the difference between the statements 'I am Angry' and 'I see anger arising here'. See how at once the second one puts the anger at one remove? Suddenly the anger no longer possesses you, you possess it. It puts you in control. >>> " Whenever I want > to make something happen that seems impossible I just change > prospective to where it is possible. " I think this pretty much sums > it all up quite nicely! <<< I'll have to remember that: If it's against the rules - change the rules! That's how we play as kids! best wishes, Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 I think that that the holosynch thing is similar to the hemisynch, isn't it? I have been using the hemisynch from the Monroe Institute for years. First went to Monroe's place in the mid 70's. Read his book " Journey's out of the Body " and knew I had met a kindred spirit. I find that the Hemisynch gets me to a relaxed state in minutes that take me much longer by myself. I get to the same places just quicker. Still sending energy to both of you, Deb's brother and my friend Terry. Blessings Sam , " mgball2001 " <mgball2001 wrote: > > Hi Deb, > > Thanks for the e-mail. Just a quick note... > > I'll check out the books you mentioned when I get back. Also curious > about the holosynch thing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 >>>> Sam: I think that that the holosynch thing is similar to the hemisynch, isn't it? <<<< Yes, I have heard of hemisynch, Sam. And as far as I know, I do believe the two are very similar, although I have never tried hemisynch. I very much appreciate you sending energy my way and to my brother! And, I am still doing the same for you, Mike and your friend Terry. Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 I had very actives nights lately. I was sending and receiving so much and at a depth that I hardly remember before. I was out for a year or two last night. Didn't really want to leave it. Much about connections with people here that I don't know in this physical reality well but do know them well over there. I posted on the OBE group a short thought about the difference between dreaming and Obe that I will copy here. I could see how someone without a firm grasp of this reality could slip into disfunctionality with all the memories colliding after an experience like I had these last few nights. What a great time. There are some specific channels of energy transmission that are staying the same. I suspect it is you, Deb, your brother, Mike and Terry. I know the imprint of the energy wave but not the names. For me the difference between dreams, lucid dreams, OOBE, after almost 60 years doing it, is really a fine line. It has to do with definition mostly and collaboration. And we all know that we all have a different definition of what each of these 'things' are. Most of the differences, to me, is in what it means to me (what is the meanfulness) and how much of it is collaborated in the C-1 reality. Last night I had an experience that lasted for some long extended time (we are talking over a year, don't get me started). It had elements in it that will never (I hope) be collaberated exactally in this reality, but they are mirrored here in people that I know (and now I know more about them and their relationship with me). I was not lucid in the sense that I knew it was a dream at all times (some of the time) but I was lucid in the sense that I was totally aware of what I was doing and had choice. It wasn't OOBE were everything was mirrored exactly as it is in this reality but was OOBE in that there was mirroring in a more abstract sense and I found out things that I couldn't have known through my ordinary senses about people in this reality. So where is the line. In my experience it is not a linear line. Go figure. I have struggled with this for many years. : ) I am sure that it is a personal struggle and we will all come up with our own answers. Don't take mine for your truth. Sam , " Deb " <Deb111222 wrote: > > > >>>> Sam: > I think that that the holosynch thing is similar to the hemisynch, > isn't it? <<<< > > > Yes, I have heard of hemisynch, Sam. And as far as I know, I do > believe the two are very similar, although I have never tried > hemisynch. > > I very much appreciate you sending energy my way and to my > brother! And, I am still doing the same for you, Mike and your friend > Terry. > > Deb > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 Sam - what is C-1 reality? Your ventures into the astral sound very fascinating to me. It sounds like you are getting incredible results. You may have mentioned this already, but what exactly is your method to induce such an experience? Is it meditation first? I agree with Mike that it sounds like you are very successful at this sort of thing. And also, what you said about how the realities can become disorienting at times. There have been times when I thought I had a memory that other people do not remember, and I wonder, " Did I dream that? " Very interesting. Deb PS to Chrism: I have never tried Hemi-synch. It sounds like this may be even more powerful than holosync for inducing OBE's. Has me curious. Although I have had some powerful experiences with holosync, but not frequently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2006 Report Share Posted June 21, 2006 C-1 is what Robert Monroe calls this waking reality. Sorry about that. I have been to TMI too many times. I get myself into a very relaxed state. Mind awake and body asleep. And then explore. I use the Hemisynch at times to shorten the process of inducing deep trance states. It can be quite effective but it is nothing that you can't do just by yourself. Dreams have their own reality a different prospective. Blessings Sam , " Deb " <Deb111222 wrote: > > > > Sam - what is C-1 reality? > > Your ventures into the astral sound very fascinating to me. It > sounds like you are getting incredible results. You may have > mentioned this already, but what exactly is your method to induce > such an experience? Is it meditation first? > > I agree with Mike that it sounds like you are very successful at > this sort of thing. And also, what you said about how the realities > can become disorienting at times. There have been times when I > thought I had a memory that other people do not remember, and I > wonder, " Did I dream that? " > > Very interesting. > > Deb > > PS to Chrism: I have never tried Hemi-synch. It sounds like this > may be even more powerful than holosync for inducing OBE's. Has me > curious. Although I have had some powerful experiences with > holosync, but not frequently. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2006 Report Share Posted June 21, 2006 >>>> Sam: C-1 is what Robert Monroe calls this waking reality. Sorry about that. I have been to TMI too many times. I get myself into a very relaxed state. Mind awake and body asleep. And then explore. I use the Hemisynch at times to shorten the process of inducing deep trance states. It can be quite effective but it is nothing that you can't do just by yourself. <<<< Thanks Sam - I just like to know what successful people are doing! I'm doing the same thing - but on nights when I am too tired, I don't even try. One thing I've been thinking about lately is that in the mornings, when I am laying there remembering my dreams, this would be an excellent time to try to consciously go " back into " the dream. I am going to try this on the weekend when I don't have to worry about work. Also, those 5 Tibetans have been doing wonders for me. I can't believe how much better I feel when I do them. Thanks again! Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2006 Report Share Posted June 21, 2006 Often when you are lieing there still with your eyes closed and just fresh out of a dream. Thinking about the dream and trying to remember more about it. That is often still a very deep trance state even though it " feels " very awake. It is still on the verge of the deeper states. It is a great time to witness the shift. Be alert for it can happen in a wink of the eye. Maybe quicker. And yes a great time to revisit the dream or OB state. Also a great time to program brain with positive/useful suggestions. Good time to send energy out to Tryphtych. : ) BlessU Sam , " Deb " <Deb111222 wrote: > > One thing I've been thinking about lately is that in the > mornings, when I am laying there remembering my dreams, this would be > an excellent time to try to consciously go " back into " the dream. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2006 Report Share Posted June 22, 2006 >>>> Sam: Often when you are lieing there still with your eyes closed and just fresh out of a dream. Thinking about the dream and trying to remember more about it. That is often still a very deep trance state even though it " feels " very awake. It is still on the verge of the deeper states. It is a great time to witness the shift. Be alert for it can happen in a wink of the eye. Maybe quicker. And yes a great time to revisit the dream or OB state. Also a great time to program brain with positive/useful suggestions. Good time to send energy out to Tryphtych. : ) <<<< Yes Sam, will do! The Tryphtych has my special attention! I am definitely going to try this on the weekend - going back into the dream. I really want to become conscious in my dreams - something I have not been very successful at as of yet. But, working on it. - I have been doing all of the things I am supposed to be doing. Which means - less time at the computer! But, I am starting to feel better. I will keep you posted. Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 24, 2006 Report Share Posted June 24, 2006 Sam, Yes, this is the best time for me as I'm such a rubbish meditator. It's such a delicate thing walking this line and very easy to fall off. Recently I have been finding visualisations more and more common and I am starting to find that I can to some extent govern them and manipulate perspective in them. Sometimes I can resolve words and phrases. They don't necessarily mean anything but it seems to be part of a learning process – perhaps like an exercise. It's very early days yet, like a baby learning to walk, but there is a definite development of control. I also find, as you say, that one can recall recent dreams in this state and be able to note them down. Any shift or OOBE will tend to happen at this time, but it's still rare and hasn't happened for a few months. Again, as you say, this is the best time to think of yourself, Deb and Chris, and I do this daily. Best wishes, Mike , " dallyup52 " <dallyup52 wrote: > > Often when you are lieing there still with your eyes closed and just > fresh out of a dream. Thinking about the dream and trying to > remember more about it. That is often still a very deep trance > state even though it " feels " very awake. It is still on the verge > of the deeper states. It is a great time to witness the shift. Be > alert for it can happen in a wink of the eye. Maybe quicker. > And yes a great time to revisit the dream or OB state. Also a great > time to program brain with positive/useful suggestions. Good time to > send energy out to Tryphtych. : ) > > BlessU > Sam > > , " Deb " > <Deb111222@> wrote: > > > > > > One thing I've been thinking about lately is that in the > > mornings, when I am laying there remembering my dreams, this would > be > > an excellent time to try to consciously go " back into " the dream. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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