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**iroxmxinau** · 06-04-2008, 01:01 PM

Back to the duration aspect though -- aren't there areas of the Astral in which time is distorted? Or techniques to make time go slower during your experience? In a Lucid Dreaming FAQ that has been floating around the internet for years, this was stated:

2.23. How can I stop real time in my Lucid Dreams?

Stopping real time in your Lucid Dreams means making the Lucid Dream last far more than the time passed by in the physical world. Like having a dream that last a few minutes in real time, while you might experience it as a few days in the dream. By doing this can you enjoy the dream scape a lot more, since you can spend days in the dream while it really just last a few minutes. Robert Monroe even reported experiencing 100 years in a 2 hours OOBE. But to experience this might be difficult, little research have been done on this area. And those that experience it don't consciously try to have them. Still, there are a few techniques you might try. First of all, set your intention to stop real time. Have that intention in mind while having your Lucid Dream. Picture yourself being in the dream for days, maybe even weeks before you wake up. You might try to saying out loud: "Stop time now!" You can try looking at your clock in the dream, and imagine that the clock slow down and stop. You might try to expect the dream to last for days. You might try visualize two pyramids, connected at their bases counterrotating. And maybe visualize multiple pyramids rotating inside each other all rotating. This is something worth going for, as it may give you incredible long Lucid Dreams.
Although this focuses on lucid dreams, the point about Robert Monroe is very interesting, since it refers to an OBE. I've only read his first book and have just started on the third, so I don't know for sure where this is referenced. Stemming off of that however, has anyone experienced anything that has dramatically increased their time in the Astral or Real-Time(the concept of distorting your perception of time in the real-time is almost oxymoronic), while affecting your perception of the actual time lapsed in the physical?

06-04-2008, 01:01 PM	#23
iroxmxinau Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 404 Senior Member	Back to the duration aspect though -- aren't there areas of the Astral in which time is distorted? Or techniques to make time go slower during your experience? In a Lucid Dreaming FAQ that has been floating around the internet for years, this was stated: 2.23. How can I stop real time in my Lucid Dreams? Stopping real time in your Lucid Dreams means making the Lucid Dream last far more than the time passed by in the physical world. Like having a dream that last a few minutes in real time, while you might experience it as a few days in the dream. By doing this can you enjoy the dream scape a lot more, since you can spend days in the dream while it really just last a few minutes. Robert Monroe even reported experiencing 100 years in a 2 hours OOBE. But to experience this might be difficult, little research have been done on this area. And those that experience it don't consciously try to have them. Still, there are a few techniques you might try. First of all, set your intention to stop real time. Have that intention in mind while having your Lucid Dream. Picture yourself being in the dream for days, maybe even weeks before you wake up. You might try to saying out loud: "Stop time now!" You can try looking at your clock in the dream, and imagine that the clock slow down and stop. You might try to expect the dream to last for days. You might try visualize two pyramids, connected at their bases counterrotating. And maybe visualize multiple pyramids rotating inside each other all rotating. This is something worth going for, as it may give you incredible long Lucid Dreams. Although this focuses on lucid dreams, the point about Robert Monroe is very interesting, since it refers to an OBE. I've only read his first book and have just started on the third, so I don't know for sure where this is referenced. Stemming off of that however, has anyone experienced anything that has dramatically increased their time in the Astral or Real-Time(the concept of distorting your perception of time in the real-time is almost oxymoronic), while affecting your perception of the actual time lapsed in the physical?
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