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 Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:29 pm
I spent 2:00am to 2:30pm trying to have an out of body experience...from relaxing my body to hearing voices...I got far but I was unsuccessful...come to find out a few months ago when my head felt as if it were shaking violently and my body couldn't move,something my mom called "witch" or was also called " a witch riding your back" by my relatives,was a part of having an out of body experience...I always pulled myself out of it though because I was afraid and didn't know what it was...it was pretty creepy and it took a lot of effort to come out of,I even heard voices...anyway,now I want to have an OBE(out of body experience) and I wasted all last night....now I know what I have to do,I have to have a lack of sleep and go to sleep in my room at night,I'll already be a bit paranoid because when I sleep I hear what sounds like stirring in my room...I should be able to do it tonight...if not,I'll wake up angry.... stressed
Talk about:
Out of Body Experiences
Weird things happening to you in your sleep
Wasted effort of practice on pshychic abilities and so on
Being impatient for somwthing weird to happen..
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Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:41 pm
i actually spent an hour last night trying to have one... i was pretty close. a lot of it, i figured out, is preparation. one thing you need to make sure to do is just not move at all. it's key, but difficult.
also, you should go through the major muscle groups (i.e. feet, legs, pelvis, abdomen, arms/shoulders, neck and face) and just making them sleep. what i did was i contracted, held, and released the muscles in those groups a few times, and while i was doing that i told whatever it was to go to sleep. it took a while for it to actually happen, but it was quite obvious to me when it did. felt like any numb limb, just everywhere.
at that point, i tried to shift my "awareness" (take your hand and hold it against your ear, and then slowly take it away. you can still feel it next to your head; this is one of the instances of your awareness). anyway, i tried to take control of it and shfit it away from my body, but not really just pushing it out. i got pretty close to having conscious control of it and getting past my eyeballs, but it just felt so damn weird i couldn't do it. in hindsight it might have been the music i had playing... but i couldn't turn it off because i knew i would have to move. gonk
yeah. i was close.
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Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 7:30 pm
D.J._Skippy i actually spent an hour last night trying to have one... i was pretty close. a lot of it, i figured out, is preparation. one thing you need to make sure to do is just not move at all. it's key, but difficult. also, you should go through the major muscle groups (i.e. feet, legs, pelvis, abdomen, arms/shoulders, neck and face) and just making them sleep. what i did was i contracted, held, and released the muscles in those groups a few times, and while i was doing that i told whatever it was to go to sleep. it took a while for it to actually happen, but it was quite obvious to me when it did. felt like any numb limb, just everywhere. at that point, i tried to shift my "awareness" (take your hand and hold it against your ear, and then slowly take it away. you can still feel it next to your head; this is one of the instances of your awareness). anyway, i tried to take control of it and shfit it away from my body, but not really just pushing it out. i got pretty close to having conscious control of it and getting past my eyeballs, but it just felt so damn weird i couldn't do it. in hindsight it might have been the music i had playing... but i couldn't turn it off because i knew i would have to move. gonk yeah. i was close.
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 6:06 am
i keep falling asleep sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:18 pm
D.J._Skippy i keep falling asleep sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 6:47 pm
nah. when i did that i took a nap.
but it shouldn't be a problem anymore because i get to sleep longer. i don't have to wake up in the mornings! whee
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:44 pm
That's good to hear...gives you time to try in the morning...maybe it'll work for one of us if not both this time,I'm crossing my fingers.. xd
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 11:13 am
i should try that right now.
should. but i probably won't xd
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 11:59 am
I guess I'm getting there step by step...^_^..last night, sweatdrop I didn't get too far....but this morning after I got up and ate breakfast because my mom forced me..lol......I went back and tried one last time...exactly what I thought would happen,happened...I allowed myself to start dreaming and in the middle of the dream...the words from my dream felt like they were being said aloud,I remembered how it was said....."Now you have to deal with The Coffin".....it felt as if it were said aloud and I opened my eyes...my ears rang and my head started vibrating..I closed my eyes and it calmed...it only lasted for a little while....I was so mad that it stopped..but at least I'm getting there slowly. -^_^- I woke up a little while ago...I think I'm gonna go try again,lol.
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 4:01 pm
sounds like it. i haven't gotten a chance yet but i definitely will be able to soon.
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 5:21 pm
Ugh....I think maybe I'm getting too much sleep....now that I am,I fall asleep easier,I guess I'll have to start getting up early and going to bed late again....-__-; *sigh*
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:36 pm
mm. i read something last night (though i can't remember the url right now...) that said it's easier to induce OBE right after waking up from a full-night's sleep. just wake up naturally (without an alarm) and don't do anything. don't move, nothing. if you don't do anything, then your body is still pretty close to sleeping, but your mind is awake. i'll get the site again and post it tonight. here it is: http://www.jonasridgeway.com
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 7:38 pm
I've had a couple. Nothing too memorable; usually I'll just be laying in bed, then I'll be floating over my house looking down. Unfortunately, I'm TERRIFIED of heights, so I usually get a bad case of vertigo, then "fall" back into myself.
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Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:31 pm
Thanks Dj,I think I'll check that out...I've actually tried to do that,but I move a lot in my sleep so it's pretty hard for me to focus on not moving my body when I wake up..I turn a lot. sweatdrop Anyway,I can't wait to check out the site. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:43 pm
sheenamegami I've had a couple. Nothing too memorable; usually I'll just be laying in bed, then I'll be floating over my house looking down. Unfortunately, I'm TERRIFIED of heights, so I usually get a bad case of vertigo, then "fall" back into myself.
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