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|    Re: confirmation/validation? absolutely!    |
|    07 Sep 21 02:01:06    |
      From: slider@anashram.com              Facebook:       Charlie Rain > Stanford University        ·       This post will most likely be as disturbing as it is shocking. I have       been asked to obtain a modicum of tact for this disturbing as it is       shocking message I must relay.              I must put aside my tempered emotional state in order to relay truth.              The entire paradigm at Stanford is about to change.              Learning is about to change.              Disturbing because what I am going to tell you to read is what you may       consider a disruptive technology if it were in fact a technology at all...              You are all somewhat aware of Stephen La Berge and his work, however, you       are unaware of his failures at your institution albeit more on track than       any other human around.              You see, Dream Induced Lucid Dreaming is NOT IT.              Waking Induced Lucid Dreaming allows one to load the equivalent of a 4       year degree from MIT in two weeks time.              You see, we do not delve in anything other than facts.              The fact remains no matter how disturbing you find this post, reading The       WILD Way by Brian Aherne will allow all human beings to accelerate the       rate at which they learn on a scale of which until now has remained       unrealized.              ***              ### - smile, i met this intelligent-enough young dude about 4 or 5 years       ago after first posting the wild way on facebook, and in that time he's       completely switched over to WILDing as his method of choice when it comes       to lucid dreaming, subsequently becoming rather proficient... (the same       guy in that video-review, that he made completely off his own back btw       such was his passion, and that i borrowed from to make adverts out of       etc...)              and now here he is informing stanford U of a potential paradigm shift in       the 'way' we learn??              afaic, he still speaks & thinks in fairly naive + even emotionally-charged       terms when it comes to some of the implications & ramifications of being       'able' to WILD... the point here, however, is that he's not wrong, and has       reached that 'practical' level of it where he's now making mental models       based upon some OF those implications/ramifications based on things he's       realised himself!              it's taken him 4 or 5 years to work his way through to 'realising' all       those chapters one by one and is obviously just about getting to the       (philosophical) end of it, and, as such, is one of the first to do so ;)              he also used to be a bit of a hothead, talking almost exclusively in terms       of astral planes and chakras/energy-points + a whole bunch of other very       mystical gobbledygook heh, but all this has apparently sobered him up       somewhat by apparently providing some kind of perhaps clear-er albeit       visionary direction in life...              and imho that can only be a good thing...              so am pleased :)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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