Guide To Self-Induced Trance

[keinmehrkreig]

I have practiced meditation for some while now, and have found amazing results.. I have recently been able to enter a state where my eyes enter a REM state mode, while Im still techiniqually awake, and I start to see some interesting visions...I know it sounds kinda odd...I think I have a lot more to progress in though because I usually get kinda freaked out and then stop.

Meditation, Mantra, Astral Projection...I can honestly say these things are real, and powerful, and tools that all mankind should use for personal revelation.

keinmehrkreig Reviewed by keinmehrkreig on 08-06-2006. Guide To Self-Induced Trance NOTE: I posted this in the lounge, but now that I think of it, the spirituality forum seems like a more appropriate place. perhapse spirituality forum-goers would understand this on a more spiritual level anyway. Hello cannabis.com friends . I've been meaning to share this with you all for a little while now, and since I have a request from another thread now, I'll finally make this thread. Anywhoo, I've discovered a most remarkable technique in which you can induce a powerfull trance Rating: 5

[MelT]

hm interesting. i messed around alot with the brainwave generator but once i finally reached trance state and almost blacked out sitting at my computer, i wondered if this was safe stuff and kinda left it alone after that lol. ill try this soon tho, im not quite sure i understand it exactly...

Hi Fan. There's a problem with some forms of meditation in that they can lead you into a blank, passing out state quite easily if you do them wrongly. You can actually turn off the thinking part of your brain more easily than you'd imagine, which despite what some forms will tell you, isn't the right way to go. An indicator of doing it in the wrong way is that when you go into, or just come out of, this state that you feel sick and have a headache. I've done it accidentally maybe 4 or 5 times, and once the effects lasted for over a week. Awareness (or 'Mindfulness') has to remain.

Think of meditation as not going somewhere, or trying to reach a new state, but uncovering a state that's already present as the basis of your own mind.
It's like suddenly finding a new 'room' in your mind that you never knew you had, rather than moving away from this reality to some idea of Nirvana. In our view, all is (veeeery broadly speaking) one, so negating or trying to transcend or get rid of your normal conscious mind is negating a part of your true self.

MelT