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Controlled Waking Dream
Before falling asleep, enter a drowsy, meditative state and consciously direct your imagination to experience a desired scenario as if you are an active…
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- Control your moods as you go to sleep.
- Induce a state akin to sleep (drowsy, meditative).
- Enter into a complete controlled waking dream, acting out the desired scenario as if you are an actor, not an audience.
- Maintain control and focus within this imaginary act.
- Clearly define the desired event or 'waking dream'.
- Relax in a chair and induce a state of consciousness akin to sleep (drowsiness, but with conscious control).
- Select and arrange sensory impressions that imply the fulfillment of your desire.
- Experience this event in imagination as if it were an objective fact in reality.
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Assumptions Harden Into Facts
Before falling asleep, enter a drowsy, meditative state and consciously direct your imagination to experience a desired scenario as if you are an active participant, maintaining control over the "dream" narrative.
Control your moods as you go to sleep. I cannot find any better way to describe this technique than to call it a 'controlled waking dream.' In a dream you lose control, but try preceding your sleep with a complete controlled waking dream, entering into it as you do in dream, for in a dream you are always very dominant, you always play the part. You are always an actor in a dream, and never the audience. When you have a controlled waking dream you are an actor and you enter into the act of the controlled dream.
This technique leverages the creative power of the subconscious mind during the transition to sleep, allowing one to impress desired instructions with minimal effort.
Remain Faithful To Your Idea
A 'controlled waking dream' is a technique where, in a relaxed, drowsy state (akin to sleep but with conscious control), one constructs and experiences an imaginary event that implies the fulfillment of a desire. This involves selecting and arranging sensory impressions from the four-dimensional world.
We learn this control through the waking dream, where our attention can be maintained without effort, for attention minus effort is indispensable to changing the future. We can, in a controlled waking dream, consciously construct an event which we desire to experience in the three-dimensional world. The sensory impressions we use to construct our waking dream are present realities displaced in time or the four-dimensional world. All that we do in constructing the waking dream is to select from the vast array of sensory impressions those, which, when they are properly arranged, imply that we have realized our desire. With the dream clearly defined we relax in a chair and induce a state of consciousness akin to sleep. A state which, although bordering on sleep, leaves us in conscious control of the movements of our attention. Then we experience in imagination what we would experience in reality were this waking dream an objective fact.
This technique allows for conscious manipulation of the future by impressing the subconscious with a desired reality. The effortless attention in the drowsy state is crucial for the 'waking dream' to become an objective fact.