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For many lucid dreamers, flying in the dream space is one of the great joys of lucid dreaming. Swooping and soaring around the dream environment provides a fantastic sense of freedom and adventure.
Yet some lucid dreamers find it difficult to move in the dream
space. They may flap their arms, or do the breast-stroke with great
effort as they seek to go places in the lucid dream state. Sometimes beginning lucid dreamers just feel stuck and can barely figure out how to fly at all.
Experienced lucid dreamers have devised various techniques to
make movement easy. However, these techniques focus on manipulating the
lucid dreamer’s awareness to relate to the lucid dreaming space as a
mental reality. Since things like flapping your arms, breast-stroking
through the air, etc., mimic physical behaviors (which have little value
in dreaming), experienced lucid dreamers know that they will succeed
better using mental techniques.
Lucid dreaming author, Robert Waggoner has proposed that moving
in dream space can be easily accomplished by the use of a technique that
he calls CFI or Concentrated Focus with Intent. It is a simple three
part process, which allows lucid dreamers to move over apparently large
distances with ease.
Steps
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1Concentrate your focus actively on the specific area in the dream that you wish to move to.
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2Intend yourself to be at that specific spot, by imagining yourself there, touching the spot, seeing it up close.
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3Maintain this focused intent, and now allow your awareness to move there freely. You should find yourself floating, flying or cruising to the specified point in seconds.Source : wikihow.com
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