I started this on my subreddit, but figure I'll continue it here. I wanted to break down methods and techniques into their basic parts and show how they're all essentially the same. They all ask you to focus on something in an effort to push this physical reality away.
So let's start with one of the most famous methods! The Rope Method!
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I wanted to start processing the MANY methods and techniques for achieving Projection, with the aim of showing you how similar they all are. In fact, the only difference between them all is the "focus" for the technique.
We're going to start off with the famous Rope Method!
"Climbing the rope" is the focus for this method. Now, you can lie (or sit?) there and visualize yourself climbing a rope all you want and, literally, nothing is going to happen. It takes more than just walking yourself through the actions.
What you need to do is, essentially, convince yourself that you're REALLY climbing a rope. You need to feel the rope in your hands. Feel the materials, the strands as you pull on them. Feel the pressure of the rope in your hand and the weight of your body lifting up off whatever surface you're on. You need to convince your conscious mind that this is REALLY happening. The more you put yourself into this, the more you engage as many of your physical senses into this act, the greater chance you have of trigging the projection reflex to happen.
Eventually, as you're getting deeper and deeper into the act â you might actually see yourself climbing! Just keep going. Keep deepening the sensations toward climbing, as you do this, the natural progression of your awareness will be moving further and further away from this physical reality.
At some point you'll feel the shift. This could be a smooth transition into the non-physical, or you could lose consciousness temporarily and regain it shortly after. At that point, as long as you recognize the shift, you'll be projecting and you can then either continue doing whatever you currently find yourself doing or place the Intent to go do something else!
Let me know if you have any methods or techniques you'd like me to deconstruct for you!
So let's start with one of the most famous methods! The Rope Method!
*****--
I wanted to start processing the MANY methods and techniques for achieving Projection, with the aim of showing you how similar they all are. In fact, the only difference between them all is the "focus" for the technique.
We're going to start off with the famous Rope Method!
"Climbing the rope" is the focus for this method. Now, you can lie (or sit?) there and visualize yourself climbing a rope all you want and, literally, nothing is going to happen. It takes more than just walking yourself through the actions.
What you need to do is, essentially, convince yourself that you're REALLY climbing a rope. You need to feel the rope in your hands. Feel the materials, the strands as you pull on them. Feel the pressure of the rope in your hand and the weight of your body lifting up off whatever surface you're on. You need to convince your conscious mind that this is REALLY happening. The more you put yourself into this, the more you engage as many of your physical senses into this act, the greater chance you have of trigging the projection reflex to happen.
Eventually, as you're getting deeper and deeper into the act â you might actually see yourself climbing! Just keep going. Keep deepening the sensations toward climbing, as you do this, the natural progression of your awareness will be moving further and further away from this physical reality.
At some point you'll feel the shift. This could be a smooth transition into the non-physical, or you could lose consciousness temporarily and regain it shortly after. At that point, as long as you recognize the shift, you'll be projecting and you can then either continue doing whatever you currently find yourself doing or place the Intent to go do something else!
Let me know if you have any methods or techniques you'd like me to deconstruct for you!
