Thanks Szaxx,
This place is a gold mine of information,
I'm still trying to get a grip on relaxing my intention and not trying to force anything. It seems that there may be some different schools of thought regarding pushing or forcing it and just letting it happen.
What is the consensus on pushing for it or just letting it happen?
So, just the other day I had a lie down in the park at lunch. I relaxed by following my breath for a 15 breaths or something then I started to imagine some scenes and the imagery sort of took off on it's own, beach scene, then a rock climbing scene, then falling/flying down a deep black chasm, then a different scene in a bush setting. Not much effort on my part, I wasn't expecting anything as I had to go back to work shortly. It was fun.
Contrast that to: a few weeks back I read some Raduga methods of getting into the phase and he says to aggressively and forcefully get an exit when you get certain signs like seeing a landscape in the blackness or being able to wiggly a body part with moving it. Applying effort in this way led to some experiences I've never had before, but not a full OBE (I don't think).
I'm guessing there is a sliding scale of effort to passivity.
This place is a gold mine of information,
I'm still trying to get a grip on relaxing my intention and not trying to force anything. It seems that there may be some different schools of thought regarding pushing or forcing it and just letting it happen.
What is the consensus on pushing for it or just letting it happen?
So, just the other day I had a lie down in the park at lunch. I relaxed by following my breath for a 15 breaths or something then I started to imagine some scenes and the imagery sort of took off on it's own, beach scene, then a rock climbing scene, then falling/flying down a deep black chasm, then a different scene in a bush setting. Not much effort on my part, I wasn't expecting anything as I had to go back to work shortly. It was fun.
Contrast that to: a few weeks back I read some Raduga methods of getting into the phase and he says to aggressively and forcefully get an exit when you get certain signs like seeing a landscape in the blackness or being able to wiggly a body part with moving it. Applying effort in this way led to some experiences I've never had before, but not a full OBE (I don't think).
I'm guessing there is a sliding scale of effort to passivity.