The following list will exemplify eleven experiments you can make use of immediately. Make use of them to experience–now–the reality of your situation, regardless of how it may currently appear before your eyes. If you make these experiments, please leave a note in the comment section and tell me about your results. Here we go, Continue reading →
Today, I could not resist digging back into my handy-dandy brain-expansion kit, the Just Because Club: From this text, I have plucked many experiments. Today, the one I plucked suggested that I take a walk downtown, and whenever I approach an intersection, to roll a 6-sided-die. (you know, the square ones?) 1 or 6= go Continue reading →
Last night I slept for an extra 4.5 hours beyond what I had set out to do. I laid in bed stretching my face for about 15 minutes after the alarm went off at 6:30am, but somehow I fell back asleep until 10:30am. So, now I will resume the 30 minuts every 4 hours sleep Continue reading →
Ok, I have thought multiple times about jacking around with my sleep schedule. I have heard about many different ways that people have done so in the past. I found this link on Steve Pavlina’s blog about Polyphasic Sleep Experiments. I have some projects I want to implement and get working on, and I think Continue reading →
Hey folks. Today, I went out to try an experiment toward generating massage clients for my business. Taking action felt wonderful. I spent $30 on some copies, and about 7 hours of my time and energy on a marketing experiment. Marketing has captivated my attention lately, almost for its own sake, as I begin to Continue reading →
Late last night I dove deeper into the Deck of Captured Moments activity from the Just Because Club book. To read more about it, begin a few posts back and work your way back to the present entry. I notice an enhanced awareness of each of the senses in my experiences throughout the day. Since Continue reading →
It has gotten a little harder to tell the difference between what happens right NOW in the ever-present moment, and what has already occured. Once some kind of sensory data hits the brain and registers as sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell, the event that caused it has already passed on. So, every perception a Continue reading →
Done. I made it just before sunrise. By the way, around these parts, I measure my day as the distance between two sunrises, not the arbitrary and illusionary “midnight” date change operations at play around me. I just got done sitting in the bathtub, with not water, with my clothes on….for one full hour. I Continue reading →
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