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Hardyg
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 Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 1:00 pm Post subject: Active powerwand for sleep? |
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Do you think it would be a bad idea - considering the potential of totally weird dreams and having no control over this activity - to place a powered wand near the bed when you sleep? Maybe even with some notes attached to it? Any experience/knowledge/hints about this?
I hesitate to do this. You know ... a potentially thought-amplifying tool combined with dream activity... 
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Lena
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I have not noticed any problems with having a powerwand permanently set up in the bedroom, except that I prefer to keep it away from the bed a bit.
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HyPn0_G3rM
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I sleep next to one as well and i have noticed an effect on my sleep and my dreams. I find that I wake up more abruptly and i am very alert...there is no morning groggy feeling. Very strange indeed! I would also agree with Lena..i like to keep mine a couple of feet away. It seems much more intense when its close by.  |
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