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Goal Setting for Success - 3 - Exercise Scheduling Time for Lucid Dreaming-2

EXERCISE: 61- POINT RELAXATION:

1. Study the figure

To do this exercise, you need to memorize the sequence of points. (This is not difficult, because the points are arranged in a simple pattern.) They begin at the forehead, travel down and up your right arm, then across to your left arm, down your torso, down and up your right and left legs, then back up your torso to the forehead.

2. Focus your attention on one point at a time

Begin at your forehead. Focus your attention between your eyebrows and think of the number one. Keep your attention fixed at Point 1 for several seconds until you feel that your awareness of the location is clear and distinct. think of yourself being located at this point. Before moving on to the next point, you should feel a sense of warmth and heaviness at this spot. 

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3. Move through each point in sequenceIn the same manner, successively focus your attention on each of the first thirty-one-points. Proceed slowly, and imagine yourself being located at each point as you reach it. Feel the sense of warmth and heaviness before moving on. Do not allow your mind to wander.

At first you may find this difficult  to do; you will discover that at times you suddenly will forget that you are doing exercise and start daydreaming or thinking about something else.if you lose your place, return to the beginning or the last numbered point  you attended to, and contiune. Practice with thirty-one-points until you can attend to them all in sequence without daydreaming or losing track.

4. Extend your practice to include all sixty-one points

When you can attend to thirty-one points in sequence, repeat Steps 1 and 2 with all sixty-one points. Practice this until you can do all points without losing your focus. Now you are ready to use this exercise with lucid dream induction and techniques. 

Reference: Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming: Stephen Laberge, Ph.D. & Howard Rheingold

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