Can visualization techniques put out of the comfort zone?

[F A B]

Can imagination be as powerful as real experience?

[Eric Tarpall]

You might be able to create daymares in your mind if you practice. I like to visualize fighting a huge monster with a spear.

[Aimblack]

Imagination is real experience.

[QandC]

Yes, if you mean a negative visualisation, as a stoic technique (Leo has a video on this)

As well as positive visualisation, however you need to trick your mind in a way by adding an emotion to it. And your mind cannot tell the difference the picture alone in your mind wont do much unless there is a strong, emotional bond attached to it. This is how you program your subconscious mind. This leads to subconscious beliefs based off of your purpose doing it

[TheAvatarState]

@F A B Yes, you create your reality. One that took me by surprise (this is from a Leo video), is to visualize yourself in the bedroom as the opposite sex. Surrender to getting fucked if you're a man, and do the fucking if you're a woman. Visualize it clearly. A lot of feelings and emotions can come up, but realize that neither modes are "bad" and that's there's beauty to both.

 

[Forestluv]

On 2/17/2019 at 4:14 AM, F A B said:

Can imagination be as powerful as real experience?

Great question. I'm currently learning the power of imagination.

Turquoise-level imagination is amazing. It feels para-normal at first. I'm developing skills to use it wisely.

[F A B]

11 hours ago, Serotoninluv said:

I'm developing skills to use it wisely.

To simulate sexual intercourse ahaha