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I don't have time to look through the pdf at the moment, but it seems reminiscent of the overtone chanting traditions of Tibetan Buddhists.

>>25502
There's a slight difference, the sound they use isn't very loud and is designed so that you can do it during everyday activities (and later on you don't have to make a physical sound at all). But it has a similar principle of using the voice to manifest and enhance vibration/energy.

Was enjoying that books many months ago, but stopped when I was unable to chant a continuous humming, buzzing sound, while inhaling. Any tips for achieving this?

>>25513
My understanding is that isn't a humming or a buzzing but more of a breathing sound. The main purpose is to link the throat vibration to the third eye and use it stimulate the third eye. Later on you can just link the two to amplify it without the physical vibration.

See:
http://www.clairvision.org/ckb/ckbr/ckbs/fol_0000_0001/cat_0000_0001/rid_1999_0000_0001.wav

>>25521
Oh, cool. Thanks for link. Imitated that and got immediate pressure in third eye area. How far have you gotten into that book and what are your impressions?

Ujjayi breath is similar.

>>25525
I've read it several times though I haven't done every exercise listed in it. It's been pretty useful for clairvoyance and it's descriptions are fairly lucid.

I've come to prefer it to techniques that are based off of language or just visualization. While both of those things have vibration and energy, I find it's easier just to locate and project the vibration and energy instead of going through the motions with words. Words can easily drag in your rational mind that can disrupt the whole process.

>>25543
Nice. What sort of results and powers have you gotten with it? I was quite impressed when going through it a while ago, so I suppose I'll continue through it soon.

>>25496
Yeah I did several hours of humming meditation before.

The coolest thing I've ever done with this was quite a long while ago when I made a noise, focused on it, and made the same noise again while still focused on the first instance, leading to some kind of recursive loop and time dilation effect, that resulted in a REALLY LOUD, strange, vibrating astral noise that induced a strong trance in me.

Try it. You can even use a word. Say a word in your mind, now repeat it, get the word to auto-repeat, now while that's going start up more instances of the same word on repeat, and they overlap and ultimately result in a very strange sound. Mentally say the word as far as you can while layering over more repeats of it, so it just breaks down into a really loud astral tone.

>>25562
It's a little different than just humming or a mantra because it leverages the throat chakra.

>>25560
There's a dark blue/purple/greenish around my peripheral vision nearly all the time, the book describes this as astral background vision. I have a wider field of vision than I used too, instead of being hyper focused on a point I can see more at once. If I remain somewhat still and focus without grasping at anything I can also see clouds of different colored dots, especially around people.

My depth perception is screwier than it used to be but I can feel my around things better than I used to be. I've also noticed vibrations in things and that everything has a certain vibration to it and have been increasingly been able to tell the difference between things based on this vibration. Though there is a drop off point for detecting things at a distance and if I'm not focused I have a hard time sensing the vibrations.

I also like to use 6.11, the rib rubbing exercise when I wake up in the morning. It wakes me right up.

>>25675
Yeah the book linked:
>>25498

Mentions them a little bit, starting at page 91.

I haven't experimented with them that much, beyond just making sure that the muscles in my jaw and neck are relaxed.

I've embedded a kundalini chakra meditation (starting at the root and moving up) that you can compare to just using the throat friction mentioned: >>25521

The friction is much more generalized and doesn't feel as fiery to me.

>>25693
Forgot embed

>>25496
Multiphonic Brass playing will change the way you think.

It will turn overtones in your body into notes.

How's that for Vibe?

Bet on it.

Don't lie to us OP, the only throat friction you're getting is a cock rubbing your insides.

>>28391
You found me out.

How else am I going to force open those stubborn chakras?

>>25675
Nice, can you give some more insight? Do you "meditate" just on the Ohm sound, or how do you go about it? And what kind of yoga do you do?

I have a slight hollow back, so maybe that can help.

>>28413
The idea here with the friction is that the voice can be used to manifest things, or to at least make them more tangible. So it's a tad different from a mantra that would be linked to a specific chakra, it's more general purpose.