My trancing log

[cam94509]

Day one:

No. Just no. I wake up out of trance number one because I heard this "Lets all vote for the dinosaur party!" I laughed, and my trance went bye-bye.
Trance number two ended because I tried to enter the astral plane as did number three (I failed, obviously. Todays day three of psi for me, and I only tried because I'm REALLY messed up while trancing as far as I can tell. @self: Focus on the psi, nothing else matters. repeat that mantra, and I MIGHT get a trance that lasts more than 15 minutes!)
Number four ended because I scratched my side while I was starting, number five ended because I had been in a trance for about 15 minutes, and I started to feel really really feverish, and my head was pounding. When I came out of the trance, my head wasn't pounding, but I was sweaty. Is that normal?

Any way, eventually, I hope to enter the astral plane from a trance (Thats possible, right?) or just get really good at trancing.

[palimpsest]

I thought the point of AP meditation was to enter a trance state, but maybe our definitions are different? Anyway, must luck to wish you. 15 minutes sounds pretty good, actually-- some how-to's of APing say it shouldn't take more than 20 minutes, but I'm stuck in a mean of 60 minutes or more so guess longer trances aren't necessarily better...

[linkmaster03]

Hey cam!! Good luck with your training. I always have trouble concentrating; my mind wanders.

[cam94509]

Recently, I can't seem to enter a trance or even meditate, becuase I am interrupted by this constant headache. I think its from working with psi to much... but I can't tell.

Either way, its really irritating! I did manage to enter a trance for about three minutes yesterday, but it broke because my arms felt like they ached. GRR!

[linkmaster03]

Have you tried grounding to get rid of all that used up/negative energy? There's an article about it on the main site, you should check it out.

[cam94509]

Well, it kinda helps... It just doesn't make me feel better for all that long, if you understand.

[linkmaster03]

Well don't put yourself in a straining position. Have your back straight, whether you be laying on a bed (my favorite) or sitting in a chair. Keep practicing.