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RE: Sleep Paralysis: An Unpleasant Side Effect of Lucid Dreaming
That's very interesting. You sound very knowledgeable on the subject, well beyond my experience. I have never heard that explanation before - "in between states" and such. I find that all very interesting. Thanks for sharing that. I'll have to check out your blog.
It has been a while and I have yet to write a new article about Dream Yoga, which followed the Lucid Dreaming articles, about 7 or 8 of them so far. They underline techniques, experiences and philosophical mind-sets to practice becoming aware that one is dreaming, then becoming fully conscious within the dream, then practice using one's will to dissolve the illusions created by the everyday living within the confines of the body and it moves towards opening one's eye of awareness to all of consciousness realms... I hope you'll enjoy.
Here's a link to the first few articles:
1- https://steemit.com/life/@eric-boucher/life-will-seem-like-a-dream
2- https://steemit.com/life/@eric-boucher/turning-dreams-on-off-like-your-iphone-to-becoming-oceanic
3- https://steemit.com/life/@eric-boucher/7tuanr-lucid-dreaming-the-art-of-summoning-dreams-to-the-surface-of-one-s-mind-and-know-that-you-are-dreaming-part-1
After that, it is very easy to find them within the blog... I still can't wait till the moment Steemit will separate the actual resteeming from our own writings.
Namaste :)
Very cool. Its such an interesting topic. The power of the mind and the mystery of consciousness makes it very fascinating.