A Lucid Dream in an undiscovered library--Katherine

[Guest guest]

Hi Katherine,

Nice dream!

I wish I could remember my dreams as vividly as that.

I was curious, what technique did you learn for OBE?

I have tried many, but have never made it " out " , or " in " , depending

on the perspective.

I have had a few bouts with very strong vibrations, but that's it.

 

Just curious. If you feel like it, I'd like to try the technique.

 

Love,

 

Ray

 

> , " Katherine "

> <katsam19@> wrote:

> >

> > Stephanie and List,

> >

> > I had a most interesting dream the other night and would like to

> > share it with you. I fell asleep during the attempt to OOBE. As I

lay

> > in my bed using a technique recently learned . . .

[Guest guest]

Hi Ray,

 

I had found it on the net, but basically all you do is you choose who you

might want to visit or a place that you might want to visit and you begin

mentally stating the name of that person or place repeatedly while visualizing

in your minds eye that person or place. The trick is holding onto that

visualization and continuing to state the name while your body begins to relax

and as you slip into a sleep state, holding onto it as long as you are mentally

aware, try to stay as focused as possible until you fall asleep. I had found it

on a web site and thought I had saved it, but apparently I didn't. I will try to

find it for you. I was searching a little and found the following, this is NOT

the site I had read, but maybe what I have given you will help some and this

site until I can find the other...

 

http://brain.web-us.com/oobe/oobe.htm

 

Much Peace and Love,

Katherine

 

raazor1 <raazor1 wrote:

Hi Katherine,

Nice dream!

I wish I could remember my dreams as vividly as that.

I was curious, what technique did you learn for OBE?

I have tried many, but have never made it " out " , or " in " , depending

on the perspective.

I have had a few bouts with very strong vibrations, but that's it.

 

Just curious. If you feel like it, I'd like to try the technique.

 

Love,

 

Ray

 

> , " Katherine "

> <katsam19@> wrote:

> >

> > Stephanie and List,

> >

> > I had a most interesting dream the other night and would like to

> > share it with you. I fell asleep during the attempt to OOBE. As I

lay

> > in my bed using a technique recently learned . . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Katherine,

I find that when I lay down for sleep, I close my eyes, and out of

habit, they go up and in to try to see the third eye, and I think I

should be doing something toward my goals while I'm relaxing for

sleep, but don't have a good method that keeps me awake, yet lets my

body go to sleep - usually I just drift off . . . .

I'll give this a go.

 

Thanks ton,

 

Ray

, Katherine

Miller <katsam19 wrote:

>

> Hi Ray,

>

> I had found it on the net, but basically all you do is you choose

who you might want to visit or a place that you might want to visit

and you begin mentally stating the name of that person or place

repeatedly while visualizing in your minds eye that person or place.

The trick is holding onto that visualization and continuing to state

the name while your body begins to relax and as you slip into a sleep

state, holding onto it as long as you are mentally aware, try to stay

as focused as possible until you fall asleep. I had found it on a web

site and thought I had saved it, but apparently I didn't. I will try

to find it for you. I was searching a little and found the following,

this is NOT the site I had read, but maybe what I have given you will

help some and this site until I can find the other...

>

> http://brain.web-us.com/oobe/oobe.htm

>

> Much Peace and Love,

> Katherine

>

> raazor1 <raazor1 wrote:

> Hi Katherine,

> Nice dream!

> I wish I could remember my dreams as vividly as that.

> I was curious, what technique did you learn for OBE?

> I have tried many, but have never made it " out " , or " in " , depending

> on the perspective.

> I have had a few bouts with very strong vibrations, but that's it.

>

> Just curious. If you feel like it, I'd like to try the technique.

>

> Love,

>

> Ray

>

> > , " Katherine "

> > <katsam19@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Stephanie and List,

> > >

> > > I had a most interesting dream the other night and would like

to

> > > share it with you. I fell asleep during the attempt to OOBE. As

I

> lay

> > > in my bed using a technique recently learned . . .

 

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck Ray! Let me know if it works!

 

Love,

Katherine

 

raazor1 <raazor1 wrote:

Thank you Katherine,

I find that when I lay down for sleep, I close my eyes, and out of

habit, they go up and in to try to see the third eye, and I think I

should be doing something toward my goals while I'm relaxing for

sleep, but don't have a good method that keeps me awake, yet lets my

body go to sleep - usually I just drift off . . . .

I'll give this a go.

 

Thanks ton,

 

Ray

, Katherine

Miller <katsam19 wrote:

>

> Hi Ray,

>

> I had found it on the net, but basically all you do is you choose

who you might want to visit or a place that you might want to visit

and you begin mentally stating the name of that person or place

repeatedly while visualizing in your minds eye that person or place.

The trick is holding onto that visualization and continuing to state

the name while your body begins to relax and as you slip into a sleep

state, holding onto it as long as you are mentally aware, try to stay

as focused as possible until you fall asleep. I had found it on a web

site and thought I had saved it, but apparently I didn't. I will try

to find it for you. I was searching a little and found the following,

this is NOT the site I had read, but maybe what I have given you will

help some and this site until I can find the other...

>

> http://brain.web-us.com/oobe/oobe.htm

>

> Much Peace and Love,

> Katherine

>

> raazor1 <raazor1 wrote:

> Hi Katherine,

> Nice dream!

> I wish I could remember my dreams as vividly as that.

> I was curious, what technique did you learn for OBE?

> I have tried many, but have never made it " out " , or " in " , depending

> on the perspective.

> I have had a few bouts with very strong vibrations, but that's it.

>

> Just curious. If you feel like it, I'd like to try the technique.

>

> Love,

>

> Ray

>

> > , " Katherine "

> > <katsam19@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Stephanie and List,

> > >

> > > I had a most interesting dream the other night and would like

to

> > > share it with you. I fell asleep during the attempt to OOBE. As

I

> lay

> > > in my bed using a technique recently learned . . .

 

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