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first can't reply to PMs
now log in is impossible, too
...but get confirmation all the time

heads will fall...

I think this was answered in the Michael thread, that
it isn't true. But decide for yourself. Shouldn't do
much harm if you watch it during sunrise/sunset since the
UV radiation minimum at that time.

Don't look at it during daytime since it will blow
damage your eyes. My vision went all blurry one
time when I did it [] Fortunately the eyes recovered
to max.

Hmm, interesting.. I'll try it tonight if I remember. I hope it works, but I'll let you know

you see a lot of these things or you have trouble projecting when around them?

great post!

so which state is the normal state of "paralysis"

I've never been able to find an acceptable answer... REM is said to be in beta-alpha, which boggles me since I mean, I'M IN BETA RIGHT NOW ! So.... I've heard paralysis is delta... I've heard it's theta... I've heard alpha is near paralysis...

But I can't quite get consistent answers....

REM = paralysis, there may in fact be paralysis in other states though, maybe just simply tuning consciousness away from the body creates a paralysis to keep yourself from acting out what you are doing, and you do not have to be in a traditional REM, I do not know...

So anyway.... do you know a lot about neurology ? Does staying in a dream for too long (longer than your body wants) deplete seratonin? Is that depletion not immediately made up for in light sleep following lucid activity? Does OBEing etc cause seratonin depletion?

Does taking a "catnap" where you waver in/out consciousness a lot then feel sort of semi "rested" and getting up replenish your seratonin supply? Does it make things worse?

Hmm..... so many questions I have.....