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**Dyerryjex** · 10-18-2008, 02:06 AM

Thanks for the help! Well, since I know the vibrations will happen, how exactly do I not wait for them to come?

Because they won't always. Vibrations are side effects of consciousness transfer, and they are more pronounced at first (mostly, some people never get them.) But eventually, with lots of experience, they will move (in the sense that they will happen at different times in the trance) and very often projectors don't get them anymore at exit time (almost always at reentry time, for some reason).
Some people never ever get them, even from day 1.
Like Korpo said, the floaty- movy feeling are exit sensations, and I consider them to be end-stage vibrations (although I know some don't.) That is, vibrations that you have synchronized with, therefore experience differently. So waiting for vibrations is not always a good idea. Because they can come at the 'wrong' time for exit, or not at all.

10-18-2008, 02:06 AM	#4
Dyerryjex Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 727 Senior Member	Thanks for the help! Well, since I know the vibrations will happen, how exactly do I not wait for them to come? Because they won't always. Vibrations are side effects of consciousness transfer, and they are more pronounced at first (mostly, some people never get them.) But eventually, with lots of experience, they will move (in the sense that they will happen at different times in the trance) and very often projectors don't get them anymore at exit time (almost always at reentry time, for some reason). Some people never ever get them, even from day 1. Like Korpo said, the floaty- movy feeling are exit sensations, and I consider them to be end-stage vibrations (although I know some don't.) That is, vibrations that you have synchronized with, therefore experience differently. So waiting for vibrations is not always a good idea. Because they can come at the 'wrong' time for exit, or not at all.
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