Thread: How do you fly?

Originally Posted by Sensei

I've flown a lot of ways. It took me a long time to be able to do it consistently.
In my head I needed to believe, and since what you believe should change how you act or you don't actually believe it,

Um. Sorry - but I don't quite understand what you mean here.
So you needed to believe in your ability to fly - and this should change how you act ?
"or you don't actually believe it,"
Do you mean, that proof for actual believing is that it works? Or only that believing should change how you act. Does it mean, you need to believe, and then hope that you change what you do, and then it might work?

Originally Posted by Sensei

then I went sky diving without a parachute (out of a car mostly) and it started catching on,

You went skydiving in real life? Wow!!
Or do I misunderstand you here - how can you go skydiving out of a car - in dreams or reality? I can't picture it.

Originally Posted by Sensei

but then a DC showed me how to fly and it stuck with me.

This is cool - did you ask this DC to do that - or did the initiative come from the DC? Which technique did you use there?

Originally Posted by Sensei

@ stephl, most people that grow wings in a dream have them all the time and can feel them even when awake. It seems like something worth trying!

Well, well, well - I sense an appeal here - along the lines of - you know, I as a born again Christian have something in and about me, which corresponds to metaphorical and/or metaphysical wings! And you can supposedly actually feel them in daily life? Can you really feel something, with your senses, at your back and/or shoulders?
Now such a thing could seriously irritate me, I have to say!
Then you imply that I should maybe "try" as well - try getting born again into Christianity? And these wings come with the deal? Is that what you are saying?

Naa - you probably mean, that once I have been lucidly flying with wings, or after quite many such times - I might also feel "bewinged" in real life and in a beautifully lofty way - and only metaphorically?
Hehe - I guess, I suspect Christian literalism lurking behind every bush of yours lately - sorry, if it was only in my head!
It was, wasn't it?