• broke on through

    From Tiger@1:229/2 to All on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 07:07:27
    From: allreadydun@gmail.com

    fuck those two putos, what do they know?

    i'll have you know that i had a real WILD
    last night around 2:00 AM. Holy fuckin' shit.
    like a lucid dream but perhaps even better.
    I never thought i could out do a regular lucid
    dream by being awake from the beginning. But
    'by god' it can be done. Something definitely
    shifted in the old brain when this show began.
    i am impressed. OK, so i'm a slow learner.
    but i did it, i can now WILD like a bastard.

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  • From slider@1:229/2 to All on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 20:13:41
    From: slider@anashram.com

    fuck those two putos, what do they know?

    i'll have you know that i had a real WILD
    last night around 2:00 AM. Holy fuckin' shit.
    like a lucid dream but perhaps even better.
    I never thought i could out do a regular lucid
    dream by being awake from the beginning. But
    'by god' it can be done. Something definitely
    shifted in the old brain when this show began.
    i am impressed. OK, so i'm a slow learner.
    but i did it, i can now WILD like a bastard.

    ### - haha + well done! :)

    you've definitely done it before (like that time in the hot tub?) but it
    sounds like you did it all by yourself this time! you gots the full monty!
    :)

    meaning: you initiated it all yourself this time starting from cold...

    smile, i guess old cc would have called that a completely 'voluntary'
    shift? ;)

    that to do that, you must then have successfully manipulated your own
    awareness through 3 stages to reach the point where dreaming (or rather:
    the option to dream) appears!

    and yes, now you've done that all by yourself, you can now 'choose' when
    to do it as opposed to just always having to hang around hoping it's maybe gonna happen in the middle of an ordinary dream!

    what a difference a day makes eh? ;)

    plus, i wouldn't call you a slow learner as such, it's actually 'more'
    like you're already routine manner of dreaming was getting in the way?

    i mean, not being a dild-doer myself to start off with, never in a million years would i have ever suspected that the established practice of
    dild-doing would be a handicap to WILDing?? Yet that seems to be precisely
    the case! that many, who've established dilding as their primary practice,
    all tend to experience the exact same difficulty at the beginning! how
    strange!

    like here's me thinkin' that all those dildo's out there would literally
    jump for joy at the prospect of a far easier technique, only that's not at
    all the reception WILDs was given? meanwhile, complete beginners were succeeding spectacularly in record time! (11-days still being the current record for a total newbie to any form of lucid dreaming...)

    but you've surely done it now hah! and thus you now also totally
    understand exactly 'how' it's done!

    the fine tuning will all come later the more you play around with it, each
    time revealing another intricate part of it until you eventually end-up at
    the midway point where 'true' control over the whole thing (iow: over your
    own awareness and the manipulation of it thereof) undeniably eventually
    becomes the main/key feature of the whole thing!

    a key thing to remember being, that when you get booted out you can just
    go straight back in again as many times as ya like! this last being key to 'discovering' that midway point! the attainment of which is then like
    gaining a full degree in the whole subject! (equals 'total' control!) :)

    good stuff Chris! plus you are now the hope of pensioners everywhere? haha!

    that one is never too old to learn to WILD eh? and if 'pensioners' can do
    it then it stands to reason that just about everybody else can do it too!

    i just wish i'd learned about it when i was say only 14 or 15 instead of
    in my 50's?

    and because 'those' are the one's who're gonna end up being the 'real'
    experts in all this!

    like wow! ;)

    so c'mom, tell us 'exactly' how ya did it, and don't leave out any of the details!

    i wants a blow by blow account!

    (smile...)

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  • From Tiger@1:229/2 to All on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 12:57:01
    From: allreadydun@gmail.com

    so c'mom, tell us 'exactly' how ya did it, and don't leave out any of the details!

    i wants a blow by blow account!

    (smile...)

    i was minding my own business (ha ha) and then images
    started rolling while my eyes were shut. I was wide
    awake and rode the opportunity out. I was hep to the game.
    Then something made some kind of click or snap and i dropped
    right into to it. I knew when i did that that something
    new was taking place. I was so wide awake and yet i was
    dreaming. What a great place to be. Full of energy and
    'seeing' the dream. Usually we are 'dead' tired with no
    energy to 'see' the dream. The old addage that you need
    energy is most correcto. You have the power to perceive when
    you are loaded with available energy. It feels so very natural
    with no effort at all. Like being able to run a 4 minute mile
    and not kill yourself in the process. The trick is somehow to
    hit the right combo/note to get there. I don't know how that
    happens but when it does you better be fucking ready to take
    advantage. I got your book on the 27th of February in 2016.
    Just over three years and two months before i made this happen.
    With shorty's book of september 1993 it took almost 2 straight
    years before i had one single lucid dream. Like Cher sez "don't
    give up". Keep on 'keepin' on' . Best advice ever. It is
    so fuckin' easy to give up on anything. I almost gave up wanting
    to get a Triumph motorcycle. My heart desire i was going to let
    go of. NO FUCKIN' way Jose. I have purposely avoided talking
    about the content of the WILD. But i had a blast in the dream.
    I don't want to engage my ego discussing the details of the dream.
    That's the way it is.

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  • From Tiger@1:229/2 to All on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 19:19:15
    From: allreadydun@gmail.com

    i felt a great sense of balance today.
    like i was in the right place. like
    paul butterfield sez: "Everything is gonna be alright"


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzV2z7iRNW8

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  • From slider@1:229/2 to All on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 21:18:01
    From: slider@atashram.com

    so c'mom, tell us 'exactly' how ya did it, and don't leave out any of
    the
    details!

    i wants a blow by blow account!

    (smile...)

    i was minding my own business (ha ha) and then images
    started rolling while my eyes were shut. I was wide
    awake and rode the opportunity out. I was hep to the game.
    Then something made some kind of click or snap and i dropped
    right into to it. I knew when i did that that something
    new was taking place. I was so wide awake and yet i was
    dreaming. What a great place to be. Full of energy and
    'seeing' the dream. Usually we are 'dead' tired with no
    energy to 'see' the dream. The old addage that you need
    energy is most correcto. You have the power to perceive when
    you are loaded with available energy. It feels so very natural
    with no effort at all. Like being able to run a 4 minute mile
    and not kill yourself in the process. The trick is somehow to
    hit the right combo/note to get there. I don't know how that
    happens but when it does you better be fucking ready to take
    advantage. I got your book on the 27th of February in 2016.
    Just over three years and two months before i made this happen.
    With shorty's book of september 1993 it took almost 2 straight
    years before i had one single lucid dream. Like Cher sez "don't
    give up". Keep on 'keepin' on' . Best advice ever. It is
    so fuckin' easy to give up on anything. I almost gave up wanting
    to get a Triumph motorcycle. My heart desire i was going to let
    go of. NO FUCKIN' way Jose. I have purposely avoided talking
    about the content of the WILD. But i had a blast in the dream.
    I don't want to engage my ego discussing the details of the dream.
    That's the way it is.

    ### - totally accepted! plus i was actually more interested in 'how' you
    got 'in' there rather than the actual contents once you'd arrived, and
    you've kinda covered that enough above, including the uncanny sensation of feeling fully wide awake and knowing you're in a dream state + the wonder
    of it, of being fully wide awake and alert and yet obviously dreaming!

    plus spend 2 or 3 hours doing it and it's like you then bring some of that 'energy' back with ya?

    uplifted was/is the feeling, suddenly on full charge or something,
    literally bursting with energy!

    e.g., after the longish WILD i had the other night, i've now been awake, without resting, for the last 28-hours non-stop, this even involving a
    long drive to brighton & back touching 90mph at one point in my little
    mini (flying down the motorway lol) the confidence to do so being part of
    that left-over buzz! :)

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  • From slider@1:229/2 to All on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 10:42:47
    From: slider@anashram.com

    i felt a great sense of balance today.
    like i was in the right place. like
    paul butterfield sez: "Everything is gonna be alright"

    ### - finally gots a full-charge on eh? (smile)

    the instant results being a sense of harmony and of being at-peace with
    oneself & the world

    like a six-week course in meditation all in one lump haha...

    a feeling of being 'centered', of finally locating the eye of the
    hurricane after years of just being blown around willy-nilly...

    of having arrived home safe & sound after a long and arduous journey, and touching base

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF0TsnhA7g

    i think he's on his way that man! ;)

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