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It may seem similar, but the yo-yo technique uses an up-and-down motion in a flat, two dimensional plane, whereas the carousel uses the up-and-down and the turning motion which makes it three dimensional and far stronger.
If you have not actual ridden on a carousel, it is definitly worth doing if you have the opportunity (with your eyes closed, to commit the sensation to memory). |
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I only recently returned to astral projection after a inexplicable loss of interest for a period of years. In my early twenties I was able to project instantly almost at will with no praparitary work, but that ability seems to have gone, and now it needs effort and persistance.
I purchased 'Astral Dynamics' about three months ago and have found it very thorough and detailed compared with other books I have read over the years. I have tried the various 'body loosening' techniques described in the book, but have not had much success with them. However , I recently developed a new technique which works for me almost instantly. The method is as follows - Imagine you are sitting on one of the wooden horses on a carousel. As the carousel turns, the horse moves up and down. This gives an amazing multi-dimensional pulling (loosening) effect of the real time/astral body and certainly (for me) gives almost instant body release. I hope this may be of use to others who struggle with this element of projection.[/b] |
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