Have you ever caught a fly with chopsticks?
Catching a fly with chopsticks is a great way to understand what it’s like to be truly aware.
I was sitting on an airplane a few days ago and there was a fly on the seat in front of me. I’ve probably seen a thousand flies in my lifetime, but this one was different.
I’d just been listening to my lucid trance recording on the plane, so my brain was already sitting at a higher level of consciousness.
Sometimes you can’t even see what’s in front of your face.
You know what I’m talking about. The thing you’re looking for is right there. Right in between your eyes, only it’s invisible.
You end up thinking you’ve lost it, and if you are really lucky you’ll look again in a few minutes and spot it straight away. How could you be so blind?
This could be the difference between having a lucid dream, or not.
Want to have a lucid dream? Soon?
Then reality checks are the easiest way for a beginner to experience one in the quickest time possible.
I think finding out how a reality check worked was the first time it sank in how it was possible to intentionally wake up in my dreams, and I’m going to explain it as best I can.
