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Term: Sleep Paralysis
Sleep Paralysis: The experience, after going to sleep, of awakening (or believing yourself to be awake) and not being able to move. Sometimes frightening, this experience has been associated with paranormal phenomena, including ghosts, demons, etc. However, according to surveys, this may be a natural phenomenon with as many as 60% of respondents claiming to have had this experience. Because predicting when it will occur is not possible, an accepted cause or set of causes for this phenomenon has not been determined.
Introduction. Since spontaneous astral projection does occur during sleep, why not make the most of it? A study was made to determine a good system to prepare for astral projection during sleep. This procedure is intended to prepare the body, to ... Relevance: Introduction. Astral Flow is a laboratory-tested program designed to arrest sleep and induce out-of-body travel to distant physical as well as astral realities. The program begins with a mind-clearing exercise to extinguish active thought and ... Relevance: Each of the dream intervention programs that follows is goal-related and thus requires a clear designation of your goal prior to sleep. Each program is initiated during the relaxed state prior to sleep by a re-statement of your goal and a ... Relevance: Introduction. Transitional Travel is designed not only to facilitate easy out-of-body travel during sleep, but to actualize the empowerment potential of the travel experience. The goal-oriented procedure is especially effective for such ... Relevance: Exactly what is hypnosis, or more accurately, self-hypnosis?
Self-hypnosis is a self-induced, altered state of mental consciousness that allows you to give constructive suggestions directly to your subconscious mind.
More simply put, you cause ... Relevance: Hypnosis is a daydream-like state. In this state, the person’s conscious mind becomes quiet or passive. The hypnotist introduces suggestions into the powerful subconscious mind.
Let’s take a brief, slightly technical look at how the brain operates. ... Relevance: First you must either have the hypnosis routines memorized or have them typed and handy so you can easily read them.
Next come a myriad of things to consider: tone of voice; pace of speech; where to position yourself and your subject; lighting ... Relevance:
One of the
more spectacular cases involving the use of visualization to change or repair
the body is told by Evelyn M. Monahan, a writer and lecturer who in the early
1960s was involved in a serious accident. Her head was badly injured and as ... Relevance: So far we have been considering visualization as a technique that works because it forces us to concentrate all our energies, psychological and psychic, on positive images. We have seen visualization as a method of transcending the many negative ... Relevance: There are two techniques which are frequently called Astral Projection. The first one is frequently mistaken for Astral Projection but is nothing of the kind. It is actually Mental Projection. In Mental Projection you send your mind and senses away ... Relevance: |
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