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Oblivious Transit To Astral Sphere

Transcendent meditative ascendance assuaged deep sleep grogginess resultant resounding residual REM cycles profound dreams decreasingly faint grip fading fast, yet... after effects heavily linger courtesy toehold subconscious sojourn oft times mentally exhausting, nonetheless requisite sleep house strikingly vivid dreams salutary, revelatory truthfully... unconscious voyage analogous 20,000 leagues under the sea beheld wide webbed world only privy to yours truly, albeit x number unconscious blinks of shuteye upon uninterruptedly awakening post immersion into pseudo submarine (private Nautilus) isolation chamber immediately submerged foreign territory, (no matter linkedin with cerebral minescape - mine) good n plenti evocations timed to vanish without a trace akin to radioactive isotope with very fleeting half life fantastic, emphatic, dramatic... dreams immediately dissipated anointing emerging wakefulness unshakable drunken like stupor meditation coaxed away comatose zombie state transitioning me to manageable lightness of being allowing, enabling, providing lucid adjustment beneficial to handle quotidian dose of unexpected challenges honing coping skills courtesy holistic morning routine, NOT sitting lotus pose (this body would vehemently protest, nor could this fella ever walk again), thus I become comfortably numb merely resting seated, head propped against pillow subtly easing into trance approximately forty five minutes consciously aware breathing lightly focusing attention upon inhalations, and exhalations effortlessly, fittingly, gently... shuttering out external noises ideally experiencing internal calmness, electrified, fortified, galvanized heightened mindfulness.

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