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|    Re: confirmation/validation? absolutely!    |
|    23 Apr 25 16:02:44    |
      From: slider@anashram.com              ### - another little update on the reviews-front with this latest feedback       left on youtube yesterday by another new user, this now only one such       report among many similar ones of people achieving a full WILD on their       very FIRST attempt! (that's so cool)              this only going to show/prove just how easy (and natural) it really IS to       WILD, which is clearly a completely natural in-built ability in all of us,       only we've collectively somehow managed to reduce it's whole usage (which       is far more than just that of lucid dreaming alone) to that of just       falling asleep, thus very effectively cutting ourselves OFF from any/all       contact with anything except our daily waking reality! this raising the       question of: has it always been like this, or did we ALL used to know all       about it and that knowledge gradually became lost over time?              which is a very difficult question to resolve, the australian aborigines       have been using it quite openly for the last 50 or 60,000 years or more,       so in that context it looks like we somehow lost that knowledge then huh;       our lot went and gots ourselves... civilised!              here's what she said in her report anyway + just gotta love her       straightforward sense of wonderment and surprise innit :)              graveyardprincess commented:       "i usually wake up around 4-5 to take my dog out to pee, it was taking       awhile for me to go back to sleep so i thought, why not use this method to       fall asleep. i tried my best to stare at the middle and images appeared.       they went from being pretty small, undefined then one pretty big image       that was slightly more detailed than the others took up most of my vision,       it looked like a green and black microphone laying on a grey table.. then       i felt a strong 'zooming' motion. i then found myself in a realistic       dream, as in i had some of my senses (hearing, sight and touch) i was in a       car being driven around the street of a cyberpunk futuristic city then i       went into one of the shops. it was pretty cool, im still shocked that it       was that easy?"              ***              ### - which IS indeed actually pretty cool...              the facts being: that provided one hits the right spot you'll be pulled       into a WILD every single time, and newbies sometimes hit that spot       completely accidentally and off they go! it maybe seeming like a miracle       or whatever (at least to them) but is probably just pot-luck in that some       peeps is bound to hit the right spot accidentally occasionally because       it's really not THAT difficult to do! some initially get hung-up on not       seeing any images or whatever and this delays them, but they all get there       in the end anyway...              or perhaps (and this is a more recent idea) it's actually something that       indicates talent? a natural talent towards it that makes them like fish       taking to the water kinda thing... finding it easy and being good at it -       right from the off - maybe denoting a particular natural talent for it, it       could well be that! and/or even a combination of both!              the WILDs reviews page on my site now having a total of 92 very positive +       similar reports & reviews including the above, and which also includes its       silver 5-star 'Readers Favorite' award (tada!)              https://www.thewildway.com/files/reviews.htm              :)              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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