sensory deprivation question

[wubby gump]

I could only find four references on L/L in regards to
this & they eluded to nothing more than there is
something to it, albeit not necessarily in the manner
in which we understand it (i.e - a water tank,
etc.)........... I have been curious forever & ever
about this subject, and, I simply trust TLoO material,
and DW's work (& I almost feel I'm going to be
admonished for this, but I don't recollect anything in
DW's works regarding this subject in particular, I am
currently, in my spare time reviewing
EVERYTHING)............. I would like some
assistance........ I feel a strong pull at attempting
a sensory deprevation tank, and I have a couple of
University contacts that actually have a facility that
I MIGHT be able to access here in MI .............. is
it worth an effort since I feel pulled or am I chasing
my own tail in this regard? Are there "negative
connotations associated with such an effort? I don't
neccessarily wish to "jump in" eyes closed, but I have
always favored an opportunity to explore the
parameter........

~ Thomas

P.S. ~ I miss participating........& I have simply
been working my you-know-what off here in 3-D land,
and I swear I will be back in full force (moderaters
beware!) responding to posts....... I wish everyone a
wonderful New Year & much, much Love & Light to all of you...........

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[Filip Van Droogenbroeck]

Hi Thomas,

In my view sensory deprivation can be done on many ways.
You have these monotone music things with white noise, or the hemisync
music stuff. Together with laying completly still and relaxed you get
into a sensory deprivation state.
Sensory deprivation has been used in telepathy experiment like in the
ganzfeld and autoganzfeld because it would make them more able to get
impressions. But ofcourse a thank would maybe have a deeper effect.
It all depends what your goal is with the sensory deprivation if it's
to get an OBE or to explore a diffrent state of consciousness in
general etc... If it's dangerous or not, I don't really know, I think
that totally depends what you want to achieve and on your own mind state.

Hope these vague answers were of some assistence :)
peace
filip

[Shelly Pinnell]

Hellp Filip,

Sensory deprivation can trigger severe trauma reactions in many people. It can
regress people to prenatal injury and cause horrible symptoms.

Warmly,
Shelly
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In my view sensory deprivation can be done on many ways.
You have these monotone music things with white noise, or the hemisync
music stuff. Together with laying completly still and relaxed you get
into a sensory deprivation state.
Sensory deprivation has been used in telepathy experiment like in the
ganzfeld and autoganzfeld because it would make them more able to get
impressions. But ofcourse a thank would maybe have a deeper effect.
It all depends what your goal is with the sensory deprivation if it's
to get an OBE or to explore a diffrent state of consciousness in
general etc... If it's dangerous or not, I don't really know, I think
that totally depends what you want to achieve and on your own mind state.

Hope these vague answers were of some assistence :)
peace
filip





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