Convert ANY Lucid Dream To Out Of Body Experience EASILY

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2024

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  • @Thelostandprofoundpodcast
    @Thelostandprofoundpodcast Год назад +12

    Never thought about popping through. I’ve always assumed that I couldn’t get through when I tried flying as high as I could go. I met resistance and thought that was it. I’m grateful for you sharing your experience. A technique that works for me to get into a lucid state is to stare at my palms before going to sleep and repeating the mantra, “When I see my hands in my dreams I’ll realize I’m dreaming.” I repeat this over and over until exhaustion. Another secret to this is the feeling. We have to feel the realness of the statement. Since our hands are always with us it’s the best object to use. So as soon as I look at my hands in my dreams I wake up. This is a great way to hack into the subconscious!

  • @leon4271
    @leon4271 Год назад +12

    i just had my first experience with OBE, i usually tend to wake up when i start to lucid dream or not really be able to controll much. but today was different i stayed calm. then decided i would just risk it. i wanted to try if i could do anything so i decided okay i want to go to the moon. then some wierd transition started. it felt like my entire world was kind of spinning and pulling my concioussnes out of me and then in a matter of a second or 2 i was floating around in the room. i could see myself laying in my bed and after like 5-10 second i snapped back to my body and the dream on the moon started. got a bit excited and decided to change dream again. same process again. i was able to controll almost everything and everyone the first minutes but as time moved on i lost more controll. so what i did then was to relax and try to escape that dream and move on to another one. same OBE process again and then new dream. worked about 4-5 times before i lost almost all controll. then some wierd end stage started where it felt like i woke up from several dreams before i finally woke up in my bed. its a wierd feeling to wake up even tho u have been awake all the time 😂

    • @zoesdream
      @zoesdream 9 месяцев назад +1

      This sounds awesome! I have read and experienced something like, if you pop out, move far from your body as quickly as you can. The body seems to have a sort of magnetic pull that sucks you back in! This is natural of course, but can get in the way of the OBE :-)

    • @eekoeek1
      @eekoeek1 5 месяцев назад

      That's very interesting. I will have to try it. I know that in the past I've had a dream within a dream at least twice that I can recall, but these were spontaneous events. I wasn't conciously trying to LD or OBE. In both cases, it was pretty amazing.

  • @0Otherw0rlds
    @0Otherw0rlds 6 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for sharing this video. I have tried this technique three times now. I have not managed to leave my body yet. I keep getting stuck popping through different dream layers and dream landscapes until I lose lucidity. Would love to hear more OBE tips!

  • @Emmajic
    @Emmajic Год назад +1

    That's a great idea ! I never thought about it!
    I've just tried to basically remove the whole "dream bubble" in my lucid dream but it seemed difficult and the risk seemed to be to either change the dream and lose lucidity or to wake up so yeah, I will definitely try your method !
    Thanks for the video !

  • @amandahalliday8765
    @amandahalliday8765 Год назад +5

    After taking a nap today, I had a lucid dream and transitioned into Astral Projecting and I saw someone that looks like you in another realm once I came back to my body and opened my eyes I went to RUclips… coincidence? I think not 😂

    • @JohnDennery
      @JohnDennery  Год назад +5

      Well then it's good to see you again!! 😉

    • @SimplyRavon
      @SimplyRavon 3 месяца назад +1

      similar experience!

  • @heididesouza2543
    @heididesouza2543 Год назад +1

    This is brilliant. I’ll have to give it a try! I’ve tried to “will” myself into an OBE but had mixed results. It worked once but the other times my brain tries to trick me by replicating my bedroom. I can tell it’s not an OBE because it never replicates my room convincingly enough.

  • @MortyDoorsky
    @MortyDoorsky 4 дня назад

    During my recent LD, I did what you've told. I fly with the use of my hand (like a chicken), passing through the thick layer of clouds and eventually hitting some kind of (static)barrier/wall... Suddenly, I woke up with my eyes closed, dark (Some kind of horror) surrounding and a deafening silence. I can see everything.
    It feels different and weird at the same time. Well, I didn't deattached my 'concious' from my body and immediately woke up trying to avoid such negative possibilities.
    You know... I'm a 'science dude' and poof... Human mind is deeper that i thought.

  • @octonocular
    @octonocular 5 месяцев назад

    It's unbelievable that you mention a sphere, I imagined I was in some sort of self-enclosed space when I was lucid dreaming. It makes so much sense.

  • @paulneill6897
    @paulneill6897 7 дней назад

    I remember going through a membrane once but it was a wall.
    I should try practicing the wild technique

  • @lovemercy10045
    @lovemercy10045 Год назад +2

    Day 1 today, I am preparing for this technic thanks for sharing. I am doing reality checks every hour to maximize my chance.

    • @JohnDennery
      @JohnDennery  Год назад +1

      Hey, best luck to you! Please let me know how it goes. You got this 🙏

    • @lovemercy10045
      @lovemercy10045 Год назад

      @@JohnDennery First day I was able to speed up the process during the day with my Pandora Star light machine and during the night I was able to hear myself snoring many many times, looks like I didn’t sleep quite completely. But today is my second day I just finished 45 minutes (Bliss) program on pandora star light machine and I was able to hear myself snoring again while the body was deep in sleeping. I felt like my awareness was split in two as the observer hearing the observed. Can’t wait to try your method.

  • @Ragani108
    @Ragani108 5 месяцев назад

    Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this... I want to try this!

  • @misteribeiro
    @misteribeiro Год назад +2

    i did this and made it 2 inch's off the ground before thumping right back to it...fine with it though as i am appreciative of the lucid dream, thank you for you're expressed conviction

    • @treybooker7638
      @treybooker7638 2 месяца назад

      had the same exact experience when i started, once you get the hang of lucid dreaming and get used to it flying becomes so easy!

  • @lehughes82
    @lehughes82 9 месяцев назад

    I'm going to give this a go, great advice!

  • @sallbut3
    @sallbut3 Год назад +1

    I can't wait to try this. I've also heard that once you are in a lucid dream, you can just command "I'm now out of body" and the same will happen, although I can't personally verify that yet. I tried once but the exiting sensations snapped me out of it. My biggest hurdle is not getting too excited by the sensation of exiting. Do you experience exiting sensations when you push through the membrane out of your dream space into your astral body? Are you exploring out of body again since you decided to stop? I'd love to watch more videos on this topic!

    • @JohnDennery
      @JohnDennery  Год назад +3

      Yeah, you should definitely try it! I never had any exit vibrations with this technique, I simply popped through the membrane and was immediately hovering just outside my physical body. It really worked every single time.
      I’m not exploring OBEs currently as they don’t directly help us get into deeper meditative states. Samadhi is my goal now. Although I do believe that I will at some point unlock the ability to leave my body at will but I am allowing that to develop as a side effect of awakening consciousness, rather than seeking to develop it as a skill.
      I would like to explore the possibility of rapid learning outside of the physical though so maybe I’ll get psyched again and try to download some languages or the ability to play some instruments ☺️
      Enjoy your explorations!!

  • @katalynford3169
    @katalynford3169 25 дней назад

    Oh dang I have hit the membrane before but never occurred to me that I could get out 😮
    I can't wait to try. Hopefully I can get to a lucid dream soon... It's a bit hit or miss for me

  • @a-ragdoll
    @a-ragdoll Месяц назад

    I tried this in my last lucid dream where I was in my room, I flew out and was flying through literal nothingness for a few seconds before I teleported back to my room? Bit strange lol

  • @robinworkman3621
    @robinworkman3621 Год назад +3

    I'm curious, when lucid dreaming do you wake up feeling rested?

    • @JohnDennery
      @JohnDennery  Год назад +5

      Very interesting question! I'm not sure if this has been true every time or not but I pretty much remember always waking up excited and inspired. I find the freedom of lucid dreams to be exhilarating so they tend to give me a boost of positive energy and a sense of wonder. I don't ever remember waking up tired or exhausted, so if you're wondering whether the "activity" of lucid dreaming depletes our energy or not I can only say that for me it doesn't. I hope you can find out for yourself soon (if you haven't already)!

    • @robinworkman3621
      @robinworkman3621 Год назад +1

      @@JohnDennery I was just curious if it messed up the REM sleep. It would seem to me that you're not really for lack of a better way of explaining it actually asleep because you are actively participating and what's going on. But I guess if you're in a dream and your lucid you're still in the rem state

  • @velerina2017
    @velerina2017 Год назад +1

    Could you do one for how to lucid dream . How to even start it ?

    • @Thelostandprofoundpodcast
      @Thelostandprofoundpodcast Год назад +2

      A technique that works for me to get into a lucid state is to stare at my palms before going to sleep and repeating the mantra, “When I see my hands in my dreams I’ll realize I’m dreaming.” I repeat this over and over until exhaustion. Another secret to this is the feeling. We have to feel the realness of the statement. Since our hands are always with us it’s the best object to use. So as soon as I look at my hands in my dreams I wake up. This is a great way to hack into the subconscious!

  • @jllarivee60
    @jllarivee60 11 месяцев назад

    I just had a lucid dream last night. One of the things I did was flew up to see the earth. I looked down at it. Looked kinda cartoony. But next time I'll try to keep going.

  • @vito6707
    @vito6707 9 месяцев назад +1

    I flew straight up and I just woke up :

    • @vito6707
      @vito6707 9 месяцев назад

      Gonna try it again next time

  • @ImpactNewsMedia
    @ImpactNewsMedia 9 месяцев назад

    Many thanks 🌻❤

  • @SC-oi9wp
    @SC-oi9wp Год назад +1

    Unfortunately, I never dream ☹️

    • @heruone3249
      @heruone3249 Год назад

      Every one dreams you just don’t remember

    • @heruone3249
      @heruone3249 Год назад +1

      Every one dreams you just don’t remember

    • @nagashbg
      @nagashbg Год назад

      Have you had Dreams during your life? Probably yes, focus on them

  • @kendravoracek3636
    @kendravoracek3636 Год назад +1

    💚💚

    • @JohnDennery
      @JohnDennery  Год назад +2

      Hi Kendra and thank you!! 😄