does anyone have any advice on how i can improve my imagination so i can i feel like im inside my dreams while im awake (Not lucid dreaming)? sort of like Virtual reality |
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does anyone have any advice on how i can improve my imagination so i can i feel like im inside my dreams while im awake (Not lucid dreaming)? sort of like Virtual reality |
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Well in my "increasing dream realism" tutorial I talk about expanding your senses and stuff. Sometimes life can feel like a wonderfully realistic dreams when you just walk and really focus on things and don't get too involved with daily life. |
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real-ize constantly that it is your mind, and solely your mind that is creating everything you perceive. |
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..while awake? |
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be more spontanious! That's why I've been taught during my drama classes and when I attended some stand-up comedy sessions. There is a good book called 'Improv' which teaches you great methods and games you can play with friends to help make you more spontanious and improve your imagination (as that's what improvisation is all about). |
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well, you have to realize that sometimes the most psychedellic thing will be the life you are living in. Do you ever notice the immense amount of detail that inhabits the world around you? In a sense the world is like a fractal of it self almost. You have to really look, and understand. Something as simple as rust on a pipe can show you tons of interesting visuals, or noticing the formation of trees, or the placement of objects in relation to each other. This relates photography, but more importantly, to drawing, which I think is a very good way to excerise your mind and thought. Draw whatever comes from your imagination, don't think about what it is going to be, kind of like the games the surrealists played back in the early 1920s or so. If you want to draw something from the physical world around you, draw it to show the elements that a camera can't capture. This is all artsy stuff, but it's a great way to let your imagination fly. |
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What im curious about is that if im looking at an image look enough would i able to feel like the image? |
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Wonder. I get lost in thought pretty easily. My imagination can take chunks of time out of my day. I don't know the type of person you are, but a lot of people spend time worrying. Replace worrying by wondering, and you can find a lot of time to do it each day. |
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yeah, lay down and relax for awhile (here's a technique I use): |
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