Oh yeah i see... now i understand, yeah this is definetly very handy but not for what i am looking for (instant real time hallucinations), but still thanks a lot for the technique.
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Show posts MenuQuoteIt seems like you answered your own question here.I just said that because i have no 100% garantee that the gradual practise will indeed prevent from having hallucinations about everything in my mind's eye, so i guess you're sure about this then? Good!
QuoteYes, it takes practice, patience and perseverance
I know people hate to hear that, but it's true. You get from it exactly what you put into it.
You can't rush a skill like learning guitar or piano. So why rush with this? You will find the more your practice, not only the easier it gets, but the more other little "hints and helpers" that you will acquire along the way.
QuoteI've posted this somewhere already.
You need ideally a large window with an interesting view where you can sit relaxed for a while.
You need to be able to look for an object in the view and keep your eyes very still for a sec or two.
Position yourself and cover your eyes obtaining total darkness with no pressure on your eyelids.
Look into the dark until its stabilised.
Remove the cover and look at a single point in the view and hold it until it becomes crystal clear.
Immediately close the eyes and place the cover for total darkness.
Look forward into the darkness without moving any eye muscles. You don't need to even try to focus.
Just observe and the reverse colour image will fade and an exact full colour sharp image will appear of your view.
This should work for anyone.
Its not clairvoyance but the way the clean image appears out of the blackness has similarities...
QuoteThis method is a bit uncommon, but you can be shure, that it works.
QuoteI would call this method a combination of: removal of blockades and enhancing of own energy. The mechanics are similar to my methods for the blockade removal and enhancing.
QuoteWell, it's not that I think they can't affect someone, I'm sure they can. But I do feel that a person doesn't have to be. I think that we have the ability to choose how certain things effect us, especially things that we willfully choose to do. If you feel on some level that what you're doing is immoral or negative in some way, it will in turn have a negative effect. If I felt this kind of stuff was bringing me down in any kind of way, I wouldn't do it. I have fun and then I'm done. I also read and meditate on a daily basis and stay fairly mindful throughout the day (or try to).
QuoteAs far as games I've recently played: GTA4, Red Dead Redemption, Crysis, & Bioshock 2. (and Portal 2 lately, but it's not violent).
QuoteI don't watch much TV, but I love horror movies. For me, it's all about having fun and entertainment, and in some contexts, a social commentary you can learn from.
Quoteyour subconscious is primed with these ideas of "hostility" and your behavior corresponds. your boss' subconscious then picks up on your behaviors (all of the nonverbal communication - tone, body language, attitude, etc.) and they react accordingly. neither of you are consciously aware of any of it, but it's happening. the majority of our interactions are nonverbal, and if your subconscious is primed with a certain idea, it shows in your nonverbal actions.
Quotethere is a simple psychological explanation that requires no metaphysics or other hocus pocus.
it's called priming.
your mind is primed with a certain scenario and you subconscious leads you to act in a corresponding manner.
you play violent games or watch violent tv and your subconscious is primed with anger/violence/pessimism/etc.
for a certain amount of time afterward (different depending on you) your mind allows for scenarios that correspond.
your boss isn't being a willy, your behavior and attitude for the day will now illicit that response in him/her.
this is the psychological explanation for what the new age movement calls the law of attraction (though they sometimes include an aspect of nonphysical/psychic influence - like you're "sending out vibes" or something; not saying i don't believe in such a thing, but it's not really necessary for an explanation of this situation).
Quoteyour boss isn't being a willy, your behavior and attitude for the day will now illicit that response in him/her.
QuoteIf the video games make you feel violent or aggressive, then yes, I suppose those could manifest in some nasty ways. But video game are just straight-up fun for me, and I have a lot of fun in my life.
QuoteIt's the law of mind action (loA) at work.Law of mind action ? You mean, law of attraction? I ask that since it's the first time heared that name (law of mind action) If you mean law of attraction then yes that's what i think, i just find it strange that it happens SO quickly, in a matter of hours, but if that is true it should happen to EVERYONE not just me, unless you don't meant the law of attraction...
QuoteFriday the 13th is actually my luckiest day.Lol i just used the name 13th friday to exemplify the kind of day that is "usually" associated to a very bad luck day, i actually myself DON'T believe that 13th fridays are unlucky days since nothing different happens to me in 13th fridays.
Why? Because I believe it is.
QuoteI play violent video games and watch horror/slasher movies without repercussions or feeling guilty. If they make you feel bad or guilty, then I could see how it may effect your outside life.
Quotecesm23, after reading your posts I think you might be right about having aspergers syndrome. I have it too. try going to wrong planet.com. its a great website for people with aspergers.
QuoteI wanted to mention I came across an article somewhere that said many people with aspergers are empaths..then I thought of this thread.
QuoteAlso, you really sound like an empath to me, It may not be the only problem, but that statement right there is definitely empathetic.
QuoteWhen it comes down to it, there is no quick fix for emotional problems like this. Whether you do it yourself through meditation or with professional help, it will take a while and you'll probably always have to work at it one way or another. But it can be done.
QuoteThe most anyone else can do is guide you to doing it yourself. No one else can force you to feel a certain way. Your feelings are your feelings.
QuoteHere's how I look at issues like this: how we feel is directly related to how we think. Negative thoughts bring negative emotions. If you can change the way you think, you can change the way you feel, even around horrible people.
QuoteI've been through this myself during my teens and early 20's (probably not as severe though), and after a few years of practicing meditation (learning to concentrate and gain control of my thoughts), I was able to overcome it and become a fairly confident person.
QuoteHave you ever thought of taking some self-defense classes? When you feel stronger in your masculine warrior energy, you might not feel so panicky.
QuoteThe N.E.W techniques will definately get easier if you keep at it. It took me months to get rid of all my blockages.
QuoteJust have a read at the book and see if it resonates with you. It might not, everyone's path is different.Well, i think i already judged that at the time i read it, unfortunately maybe it's not exactly what i need...
QuoteHave you considered moving away to somewhere else for a few years? Abroad even? I reckon if you can get away from the abusive people then you stand a better chance of being able to heal.
QuoteYou say its the best job you can get just now but is it the best life you could be having? Money isnt always the most important thing.
QuoteThen I went full circle. I was bullied, I was a bully, I was bulliedYeah... i think that happens to me too, i also "bully" my mother and cat and even my brother when i was smaller but still i am sure i wouldn't have done it if it wasn't for the bullying i suffered.
QuoteI've spent years of my life hidden away avoiding people. I still do in essence but I'm not as bad as when I was smoking weed.Well ever since birth i was never a social person and i never had any particular interest in socializing, even tough i had a few friends to talk with, but in a general way all my life was spent at home in the computer.
QuoteHave you tried CBT? My probation officer wants me to do it when I get out.In fact i read a bit about that recently on google but i haven't read much on it, is it possible to do it alone ? Yes because of course i am unable to find any professional on that here where i live, and besides i have a full time job now...
QuoteLook for messages and lessons to be learned from any nightmares you have about this stuff. You subconscious or higher self or whatever tries to get you over this stuff using dreams.
QuoteI know where you're coming from with seeing people argue. I have to hold back tears when I see agressive conflict.Well... i don't think it's THAT kind of feeling i meant, it's more like feeling shame and fear, because i can't stop imagining myself in the place of the person. But yes sometimes i also feel that as well.
QuoteStrangely perhaps I'm not as bothered about my problems as I used to be. I see my troubled past as having been necessary to get me to where I am just now. I believe I chose to be born into this life. I'm starting to realise a lot about my true higher self and my waking state of consciousness has changed dramatically over the last six months. The meditations in this book got me started.Hum... ever since i "entered" the world of psionics (i mean, that i first discovered that even psychic abilities existed) i also felt that my beliefs started to change, lately slowly i am starting to be more present and avoiding to "generate" more negative karma, by avoiding to be angry to anyone, but with such negative persons around me is quite difficult, i keep forgeting to be calm but at least i seem to be improving. So yes i also kind notice a change in my waking state of consciouness too BUT i think i haven't reach your level yet, that i am sure, lol
QuoteThe other thing that helped a lot was sorting my chakra's out and getting rid of all my energy blockages. The book "New Energy Ways" got me started with that. I'd say I'm at least 10 times better than I used to be.
Quotewell, what made me think you were an empath is that you are highly sensitive & emotional.
QuoteAlso, you said you can watch TV and feel what the characters are feeling, empaths do that too. Just because you can find a trigger for your feelings doesn't necessarily mean you are not an empath.That's very interesting... I think that finally i got your point, maybe i am a BIT empath, and i think i got a lot more sensitive because of the panic i have with my oncle and father, nowaways everytime someone speaks to me, i am SO alert that my mind tries to analyse the voice of the person and THROUGHTLY tryes to see if there is any negatively behind it, this is caused by the constant abuse of my oncle i presume since i didn't had this before i started going to my oncle. But still... if the person doesn't speak to me i have no idea if it's going to be angry or not, so that's why i am not sure if this is empathy or not.
QuoteBut anyway, did the doctors diagnose you with asperger or anything else?No, it's just by reading things on google, but common, it's just too much coincidence, just checkout http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome and the characteristics i have almost ALL of those characterists, only very few things i don't have, so very few things that say in there doesn't match my case, but the vast majority do, so if i don't fully have that syndrome, well, it's mostly sure that i am parcially affected by it. Oh and i have a bit of dyslexia too (and that angers my boss even more).
Quoteit sounds like your uncle is emotionally abusing you, is there a way that you can distance yourself from him?
QuoteI have heard of the voluntary exposure treatment but don't you need professionals to do that? Are you thinking of doing this by yourself?Of course i am trying to do this by myself, i can't afford to go to another country to find professionals about this, all the ones i gone for in the country i live don't even seem to know what i have and it appeared as i was a very complicated case to them, and they even prescrived me drugs... (in the case of the sexologist, to reduce the sexual desire). Oh yes that thing of the obssessive-compulsive behavior is typical of aspergers and also that thing of having VERY specific tastes and not liking almost everything that normal people do...
QuoteI've noticed that when I got to a certain age I stopped consciously feeling these upsetting emotions and developed behavioural coping mechanisms that repressed them.
QuoteMy adult life has been greatly affected by them. I've discovered most of my fears/phobias and emotional problems stem from childhood experiences. A few traumatic events in my adult life have slightly dislodged these emotional blocks and I've started having panic attacks in a PTSD type way.
QuoteIt's as if that child still exists within me and I feel it's emotional reactions to situations similar to those that upset it. I'm starting to think that maybe I need to do some sort of retrieval on it to integrate it with myself. Havent figured out how yet.
Quotethere are different types of empaths. There are physical empaths (where you feel other people's physical pain), emotional empaths (you feel other people's emotions)...
QuoteYou can be an emotional empath and not know it. Empaths are highly sensitive, highly emotional, boundaries can be blurry where you don't know where your feelings end & someone else's begins. You absorb other peoples feelings & don't even realize it. You often wonder why you are experiencing emotions for no reason.
QuoteFor instance all of a sudden you can feel depressed, angry or nervous but nothing happened. You pick up up so many emotions that just stick to you until they all build up & you feel great anxiety. You feel like you are falling apart, like something is wrong with you. You can't take being around lots of people or being around strongly negative people.
QuoteYou get hurt easily, you feel fragile, you feel a need for protection.Yeah that i can relate to.
QuoteThat is what it is like to be an empath & not know it. You can learn how to develop your skills & not get easily effected by other people.