Quote from: Lumaza on June 27, 2018, 07:22:20
Many people report the same thing and they don't have problems with "Dopamine". They just get bored of staring a darkness.
Maybe they all do have problems with dopamine and just aren't aware of it, its a scale obviously. Something as simple as looking at images on Instagram is more stimulation than the human brain is evolved to cope with. I don't know anyone my age that doesn't masturbate to pornography, its very harmful but it is the new normal.
I don't relate to being bored of staring at darkness personally, I've had the most success that way. The staring at darkness part feels like a reprieve from the effort of visualization for me. I can see why people may not have the patience to wait like that though.
For lack of a better term, my guides have been telling me for years that I won't be able to astral project until I quit all addictions. On a physical level it creates a barrier to the process. On a subconscious level I feel too judged to be face to face with entities there.
On the flip side I have one piece of affirmative evidence that increased levels of dopamine can make projection effortless. My fiancé was able to do it on accident with a drug that increases dopamine a couple of years ago.
It just makes sense to me that a lack of dopamine tends to result in a lack of focus and that works directly against projection. Highly stimulating activities tend to induce a state of hyper focus in such individuals, that is also my experience with e-sports. If there was a way of inducing the hyper focus in a mental rundown projection should be very easy, its just very difficult to produce a topic that provides enough stimulation. A few months ago I recognized that sexual fantasies with masturbation meet the criteria, but that is using a physical stimulus to assist the dopamine flow.