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|    David Mitchell to Rob    |
|    Re: Suggestions - Went and got myself st    |
|    11 Feb 05 14:32:13    |
      From: david@edenroad.demon.co.uk              On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 02:16:20 -0800, Rob wrote:              > Well the plan seemed to work without a hitch. I got myself out of bed,       > and headed downstairs for a soda. Now there's a dog gate at the front of the       > kitchen, sometimes it's up and sometimes it's leaning against the side of       > the wall depending on if anyone is watching the dogs and how misbehaved       > they're being ATM. Well when I get to the front of the kitchen, I see the       > dog gate up, and I see the dog gate leaning against the wall. That's what       > clued me in that I was still projecting.              Nope. Still dreaming, I'm afraid. That's why your recall cues didn't       work.              > So I concentrated on my body, got myself back there, and got up again,       > and again, and again, and could not get the projection to end. I was doing       > backflips where I'd land into my body with a lot of force, I thought that       > would do the trick, but it didn't. I couldn't seem to get back in no matter       > what.              Because you were dreaming.              > Any suggestions on how to deal with this and why this happened?              Suggest you learn to love it. Seriously. Lucid dreaming is a valuable       skill.              > Getting       > back into your body whenever you wanted to just by thinking about it was a       > failsafe that was plastered over everything having to do with self-induced       > OBEs when I first learned about them. And this isn't the first time I've had       > my mind in a somewhat altered state because it was in a dream an induced an       > OBE because I know how to do it, and I don't like the idea of now having       > OBEs at random times when I haven't chosen to do it, and at the same time       > not being able to stop them.              S'alright, they're just dreams.              --       =======================================================================       = David --- If you use Microsoft products, you will, inevitably, get       = Mitchell --- viruses, so please don't add me to your address book.       =======================================================================              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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