Sérgio Walgood

Agora vai marchar um belo passeio de bicicleta à magica serra de sintra

Quando eu era jovem, tinha muitas idéias sobre o que Deus era. Hoje entendo que não tenho consciência para saber o que esse conceito significa. Que sou um com o grande ser que me criou e me trouxe pra cá, e que criou as galáxias, o universo, etc... Não foi difícil a religião se aproveitar disso. Muitos dos problemas que a religião produziu através dos séculos, vêm da concepção que a religião tem de Deus ser algo distinto de nós, a quem devemos adorar, cultuar, agradar esperando ser premiado no fim da minha vida. Deus não é isso, uma "bênção" para mim. Deus é uma coisa muito ampla, muito associado à religião. E a religião assombra o mundo. Faz mal às mulheres, às pessoas oprimidas, ao World Trade Center... Ainda assim temos no mesmo ponto uma epidemia de uma grande ciência. A ciência que mais se aproximou para explicar o ensinamento de Jesus de que uma semente era maior que o reino dos céus, foi a física quântica. Hoje temos uma incrível tecnologia. Ímãs anti-gravitacionais, campos magnéticos, energia ponto zero... Mesmo assim ainda temos um conceito retrógrado e supersticioso de Deus. As pessoas entram na linha quando ameaçadas por essas "sentenças cósmicas", pelo "castigo eterno". Mas Deus não é assim. E quando você começa a questionar tais retratações de Deus, as pessoas te taxam de agnóstico, um subversivo da ordem social. Deus é maior do que a maior das fraquezas do ser humano. E Deus precisa transcender a grandiosidade da habilidade humana de forma incrível para ser visto em seu absoluto esplendor. Como um homem ou uma mulher podem pecar contra algo tão supremo? Como pode uma pequena unidade de carbono, na terra, na via láctea, trair Deus todo poderoso? É impossível. O tamanho da arrogância é o tamanho do controle daqueles que criam a imagem de Deus de forma errada. trecho de wath the bleep do we know? A tradução ta um bocado ranhosa mas da para entender mais ou menos o ponto de vista.

Todas as realidades no campo quântico existem simultaneamente. Existem literalmente diferentes mundos onde vivemos. Há o mundo microscópico que vemos, o mundo das nossas células, o mundo dos nossos átomos, Eles possuem sua própria linguagem, sua própria matemática. E não são apenas pequenos. Cada um é totalmente diferente, mas se complementam. Pois eu sou meus átomos, mas também sou minhas células. A minha fisiologia microscópica é verdadeira, só que com diferentes níveis. O nível de verdade mais profundo, descoberto pela ciência e filosofia, é a verdade fundamental da unidade. No nível subnuclear mais profundo da nossa realidade, tu e eu somos um só. Retirado de wat the bleep do we know

parece que tb vou

boas! fiz esta musica com o vicente curtia de ver ai as vossas opiniões Sergio vs Spock enjoy it

é o daniel (naomh) meu colega de omiq

Bora?

isso é porque n tens as cartas do meu avo!! :hammer:

eu só posso confirmar mais perto da data, vamos ver gostava de ir

Lucid Dreaming Quick Start Tutorial This tutorial should not be thought of as a comprehensive document explaining every little detail related to becoming a Lucid Dreamer. It is intended as a type of Quick Start manual to get you on your way. Only basic concepts will be covered in this tutorial, more advanced subjects are covered elsewhere. After reading and applying the concepts contained here, please continue to browse the forum and definitely purchase the book Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Dr. Stephen LaBerge. The first few paragraphs here are our own thoughts, the rest of the tutorial contains facts and summarizations of the things we have learned from the many knowledgeable forum members as well as concepts learned from various websites and books. Before beginning, there are a few things you should keep in mind: Focus on success. It is not enough just to simply say “I will try”. I think Yoda said it best: “No, try not, do or do not, there is no try”. Set in your mind the intention that you will succeed. Some people come to this forum and experience their first lucid dream in a few days. Many others have had to work at it for weeks or months. Remember, there is no try, you will succeed! Keep a positive attitude Perhaps your biggest obstacle to learning how to become a lucid dreamer is frustration. Unfortunately, frustration occurs very often, especially when you have been working at it for weeks and have seen no progress. It is counterproductive to go to bed at night frustrated and tense. It is best to think of it as an adventure or a journey. Try to go to bed at night with the attitude that you cannot wait for the adventure to begin. One thing is guaranteed, even if you do not experience a lucid dream, chances are as you improve your dream recall, you will have some very interesting dreams to write in your journal. Be diligent in your efforts This goes hand in hand on focusing on success. You will not get there by just playing at it. Follow the exercises or make up a few of your own. Whatever you do, make the effort everyday. Anything worth having is worth working for. You would be reading this right now unless you believe lucid dreaming is something worth having. Well, now that all the cheerleading is done with, let’s move on. Read each section carefully and follow the suggestions provided in each. You should work on the activities in all three sections at the same time. Please extract what wisdom you can from each section and modify it to works best for you. Good luck and Happy Dreaming! Gestalt Alteration and Seeker Step 1 - Dream Recall Before you can experience lucid dreams, you must first be able to remember your dreams. The first and most important thing you can do to improve your dream recall is to keep a dream journal. You should write down everything you remember from your dreams each night. This can sometimes be a time-consuming process, but don't put it off until later in the day. Keep your journal right next to your bed so you can access it as soon as you awaken from a dream. If you are in a hurry in the mornings, you should take notes concerning your dreams, paying special attention to details such as feelings and colors, and then go back and write out the entire dream at a later time (do this at night when you come home, or take your journal to school or work). It is crucial, however, to get something concerning your dream down on paper as soon as you wake up. You may think that you will remember your dream, but by midday it could become just a foggy recollection. It is a time commitment to write down your dreams, but if you don't do it, you will have nothing to work with for the later exercises. Make dream recording a part of your daily routine, and dreaming will come into your hands a thousand times more easily. You never need to show your journal to anyone else if you don't want to. It is a private thing, like a diary. Your journal can take any form you wish; it need not be fancy. You could buy a special dream journal at a bookstore, but a 99 cent composition notebook will serve the purpose just as well. You should write down the date and, if possible, the time of each dream you record for later reference. Some people like to title their dreams and include them in a table of contents. You may want to leave a sizable margin on the side of your description to add notes that occur to you later. If you are artistically inclined, or learn visually, it may be beneficial to you to include sketches of dream places, characters, or objects. Tape recorders are an effective alternative method of dream recording. You can record your voice describing your dream when you wake up in the morning, and transcribe it to paper, or you may choose to keep a library of all your dreams on tape. Whatever it is, your journal should be something you like and feel comfortable using. The setup of your journal is a completely personal choice. There is no right or wrong way to do it; the important thing is to record as many dreams as possible. Recording our dreams helps us to pay attention to the dreams we are able to recall, and establishes a daily routine that molds the idea of dreaming into our lives. When we perform actions that cause us to think of dreams during the day, it helps us to "remember to remember" our dreams at night. We all know that good dream recall is necessary since you will want to know the meanings of your dreams as well as to be able to share them with others. However, there is another more important reason for having good recall, identifying your Dreamsigns. Step 2 – Identify your Dreamsigns Since the goal of lucid dreaming is to become aware while dreaming, developing your skill of awareness about yourself and your dreams while waking is key to your development of awareness in your dreams. Developing awareness of your dreamsigns is a simple activity that centers around the main ways that you will become lucid in your dreams. A dreamsign is "a peculiar event or object in a dream that can be used as an indicator that you are dreaming" (Lynne Levitan, A Thousand and One Nights of Lucid Dreaming). Or, in essence, a signal to you in a dream. For example, if a pink elephant walked in the door right now, you might conclude that you are dreaming. This pink elephant would be considered a dreamsign. While we are dreaming, however, we don't often recognize our dreamsigns as being unusual. For example, if you were in a dream right now and you saw a pink elephant, you might not think anything of it and keep on reading this. If we read our dreams and find the dreamsigns that we have had previously, however, we will become aware of our typical signs and therefore more easily recognize them in our next dreams. There are four main categories of dreamsigns as developed by Dr. Stephen LaBerge: Action - You, another dream character, or thing does something unusual or impossible in waking life. Context - The place or situation in the dream is strange. Form - You, another character, or thing changes shape, or is oddly formed /transforms. This may include the presence of unusual clothing or hair. Awareness - A peculiar thought, a strong emotion, an unusual sensation, or altered perceptions. After you have recorded a dream, go back and reread it. Locate unusual things or occurrences within it that could have given you a clue that you were dreaming. Then try to place these signs in one of the four dreamsign categories. A helpful way to distinguish these is to highlight, underline, or circle each type of dreamsign in a different color. For example, you might decide to highlight all action dreamsigns in pink, all context signs in yellow, form signs in green, and awareness signs in blue. This will help you to easily see these signs, and their categories, when you look at the dream later. Once you have marked all the signs in several dreams, you should begin to record your dreamsigns in a table. Recording these in a table not only helps develop your awareness of dreamsigns in and of itself, but will also allow you to determine what type of dreamsign most often causes you to gain lucidity. Learning about your dreamsigns will help you with visualization of your dreams in later techniques. To determine your most effective dreamsigns: Add up the total number of dreamsigns in each category. Add up the number of times this category was recognized. Recognized / Total = % effectiveness Step 3 -Critical state testing If you never stop of ask yourself if you are dreaming when you are awake, how can you expect to ask this in a dream? Recognizing that you are dreaming is the key to becoming lucid in your dreams. Critical state testing is the method by which you condition yourself to ask this question while dreaming. Ancient Tibetan monks stated that if you are to learn to question whether you are dreaming, you must ask no fewer than twenty-one times each day while awake. Critical state testing must be performed regularly every day. You can set your watch to alarm every hour and perform a state test at that point, but remember, that will result in approximately 15 state tests per day. Remember though, the goal is to perform at least twenty-one state checks. The more often you ask yourself if you are dreaming, the more likely you will do so when you are asleep. When to perform state tests varies by individual, however, you should consider performing a state test anytime one of the following occurs: 1. You observe one of your dreamsigns 2. You experience an unusual or strong emotion 3. If at any time the world seem ‘unreal’ to you It can take as long as thirty days to establish a habit, therefore you should not give up if you do not see immediate results. Some night when you are dreaming, you will suddenly realize "Hey, I am dreaming!!" In conclusion, the Lucid dream life is a dream life full of wonder and discovery. It is well worth the effort required to become proficient. This tutorial shared with you the basic steps required to begin having lucid dreams. You may wish to investigate more advanced induction topics such as Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams(MILD) and Wake-Initiated Lucid Dreams(WILD)

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sim sr!!! temos artista! ja to tinha dito antes e volto a dizer, tens jeito continua! Gosto da mistura que fazes entre goa e psy

e entre o quark? que havera?

acredita!! Bom passeio brunão!!!

essa musica é linda!!!

axo que vou chamar "White Dove" à categoria que vem a seguir a "Eu sou a ElastiKcidade em si!!!" :hammer:

epa isso é tudo mentira!!! n acreditem nesses boatos

deal

nf: ...aproxima-se uma grande mudança na minha vida!!!

dá pois, queres ser ja o proximo?

agora marchava uma longa massagem, acordei com as costas feitas num oito

Afinal quem é louco? loucos somos todos! tanto o normal como o extravagante

eu ainda não posso confirmar nada, vamos ver como estou de finanças na altura, logo se ve

confessa la, nem é por pagarem bem que vais, é mesmo só pelo garoto pingado e pla torrada né? :hammer:

muito interessante, somos um microcosmo dentro de um macrocosmo e esse mesmo macrocosmo funciona como microcosmo dento de um outro macrocosmo, assim como nos somos um macrocosmo para outro microcosmo e por ai em diante... Confusos?!! tb eu