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[Benton]

Hello!  Are there any lurkers or posters out there who attended either of these events in the last two weekends?  S. Schwartz was there Friday a week ago for a few hours, then Dale Graff was there for the recent weekend.  I didn't get to sit in on much of Dale's stuff, but I've received a couple emails from folks who want to hear from those who DID attend all weekend....

[jimmy]

Hello Benton,

In a lucid dream, I pause for a moment.  As, I am standing there; an object suddenly thrusts through my back.  I then, find a chalky grayish-white foot and leg extending from my chest.  I start to run and find a large pinkish-type genie has attached to my sexual organ.  The genie is smiling at me.  This entity has set up a sympathetic-type vibration.  This has neutralized my energy field, from the waist down.  And, I feel my time and options are quickly being eliminated.

I have also, started to feel an urgency to post.  I finally, resolved to using the "Button Chair Method"; to complete my post.  In the book, "Page after Page"; by: Heather Sellers - Chapter 7.  She describes, "You put butt-on chair and write."  This is very interesting logic.  I recommend it, to anyone with the; no-time-to-write resistance thoughts.

On, 06 Jan. 2005; Joe McMoneagle posted on TKR Boards: "If you decide to attend a Rhine Research Center event, do so with the idea that you too come to provide support to the J.B. Rhine Center."  I attended Dale E. Graff's, "Psi-Dreaming:  The night side of Psi."

I attended the event with the idea of providing support.  But, found the people there providing 10-times more support; than I.  If, I made a list of names; Benton, would be at the top of those providing the most talented support.

Friday, March 18, 2005; Dale L. Graff of the Rhine Research Center, introduced Dale E. Graff, former civilian director of military's StarGate Project.  Our first dream-target assignment was given to us Friday evening.  I returned to the Durham Millennium Hotel; located across the street, from the J.B. Rhine Center and went to bed early.

At 2:37 AM, I awaken - But, no dream.  Again at 4:47 AM, no dream.  And, this time I am having trouble going back to sleep.  At 6:00 AM, I have a dream and record it in my composition book.

Saturday morning, as we go around the room and share our dreams; a young woman ask, "Why do we dream?"  In my dream:  I observe a young black woman, wearing a black sweat band around her forehead.  She has a pair of casual pants in her left hand and a shiny metal stylus in her right hand.  The pants have a large metal button on it.  As, she takes the metal stylus and pokes around the metal button; she tells me:  "As long as you are keeping the mind busy; you are burning up toxins."

I feel the theme, for me; during the Psi-Dreaming weekend was - Synchronicity, Intent and Awareness.  Yes, you may look these words up in the dictionary.  But, to experience them; provided something, I am still trying to understand and I am still pondering.  Example:  Just like; yes, you can read about winning a lottery - But, winning a lottery; can provide a whole new experience, in your life.

Saturday evening; Benton, Dale L. Graff, Tom {from Virginia - who did UFO investigations} and I were sitting in the lecture room, eating pizza.  I pause and turn - As, I look around the room; I see Sally Rhine Feather and Dale E. Graff.  I watch them for a moment, as they talk and laughed.  I then, look at the people entering the room and felt this is a special moment, in time and space.  I wanted to hold on to this moment; but, let it go and refocused on our conversation.

And; I need to refocus on the Button Chair Method, again.  But, is not the rate of concentration, proportional to the numbness of the butt.  Maybe it would be better, if I just take a nap and burn up toxins.

Thanks, jimmy

P.S. Question:  Will the Psi-Dreaming be made available on DVD; through the Rhine Research Center?

[Benton]

jimmy,

Thanks for responding, I know others will benefit from your info.  I will take your button chair method to heart and use it.  

What sort of stuff did Dale talk about for getting prepped for psi-dreaming?  How has your dreaming been since the event?

[jimmy]

Good Day, Benton


DALE E. GRAFF, Seeking Any Dream ...

During the Day:

~  Write your intent to "recall a dream" on a notepad or in your dream journal.

~  Frequently repeat your intent to recall a dream that night.

~  Occasionally pretend you are in a dream and observe some object as if, it is a dream object that you are trying to recall.

~  Review a previous dream, reinforcing your intent to recall a dream again.

~  If no previous dream recall, imagine a dream-like experience and review it.

~  Eat light and avoid any overindulgence.  Barbiturates hinder the REM cycle and dream recall.

Prior to Sleep:

~  Immediately before sleep, read or again repeatedly state your dream recall intent.  Develop a keen feeling of eager expectation, like before receiving a gift.

~  Have notepad within reach at bedside.  This is another signal to your subconscious about the sincerity of your intent.

~  Maintain a humble and hopeful attitude, not a demanding one.

~  Express a clear purpose to help dream recall, such as to begin experiencing and understanding dreams, etc. for insight into a certain issue.

~  You may desire recalling the dream that occurs right before morning wakeup.  It will be easier to remember and will probably be a summary of any previous non-recalled dreams.

When Dreams Occur:

~  When you wake up from a dream, lie motionless until you have the dream fixed in memory.  Then write key words on your notepad.

~  As soon as you can in the morning, write the dream or dreams in detail in your dream journal and sketch any key features, especially the dream's ending.

~  If you have no recalled dreams, repeat your intent the next day.  Perserve.

~  You do not need to recall many of the numerous unrecalled dreams we have each night.  One a night, or even a week, may be sufficient on your needs and interests.

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Last night, I had a dream starting at 10:00PM and continued with periodic dreams throughout the night.  In these dreams; I was given insight into the way, I tend to make decisions.

Another dreaming tool, I like to use, is - The Monroe Institute's, Lucid Dreaming Package.  This 4 - tape series is designed to teach you how to program and consciously participate in your dreamscape.

I feel Lucid Dreaming, may help in remote viewing.  Each morning when I awaken, I try to sense what part of the brain I am using to enter the dream state.  If, I may get a good feel for this area, I may use it to expand my remote viewing conscious state.  Just, a thought.

Thanks, jimmy