Having visions (dreams) while awake?

So I’ve noticed that when I cast a spell at night and lay awake watching the candle and visualising with my manifestation booster subliminal playing in my ear. I’ll reach this state where I’m drifting of to sleep but not quite asleep it’s like I’m asleep then awake asleep then awake but during that time I’m having brief dreams related to my outcome almost like I’m hearing them speak. This often happens when a ritual involves a demon I’ve called forth to assist me.

Is this them communicating with me mentally or my own subconscious accepting the spell as reality and digesting it for it to be made manifest

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This is normally how people go to sleep, here you are trying to stay lucid, so you stay aware, and instead of falling straight through TSG to sleep, (Theta Gamma State, there’s lots on that here if you use that as the search term) you are staying in between.

Below this is called “the Phase” as it comes from Michael Raduga’s work and that’s what he called this state of consciousness.
The Phase = TGS = Trance State.

This is how you astral project or lucid dream as well. It’s how you see entities in circle. You are in trance and getting controlled info from the astral via this state of consciousness.

I found a hand graph that depicts the stages and posted in in my Journal here: Maulbeere's Ramblings and Shiny Things - #177 by Mulberry


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So, neither… They were already communicating and now you can sense it more easily. And you wanted to already have accepted the spell as manifest and real before you even started the ritual.

This is different though than developing communication with the subconscious such as in Remote Viewing, where a trance state is not involved.

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This is an amazing piece of info thanks so much. Also, I did manage to fall asleep but I had a nightmare I was in a blazing fire, the dream kept changing that’s the only part i recall. I always have bad dreams tho and I can’t pin point why.

What I can say is I poured a tremendous amount of energy in to the ritual and today I have an overwhelming sense of peace and lack of desire for the outcome. Is this normal. I did ask dantalion to remove my stresses during the evocation so perhaps that’s it I’m not sure.

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Yes it’s normal, in fact E.A. Koetting had a video recommending this approach, that when you do a ritual you pour everything into it so there’s nothing left and it’s like all your emotional energy has gone into the working.

Could be Dantalion helping as well. With two causes it’s hard to tell how much of one vs the other made the difference. Time will tell as you do more workings and get to know yourself better.

One thing I’ve been doing after rituals is meditating on the flame and visualising the outcome whilst listing to (spell booster) subliminals. As I’m focusing my intent on the candle I’m subliminally being empowered by the sub affirmations. This could all be law of assumption but I’ve noticed that it allows me to get that sense of “it’s done”.

I incorporated moldavite in to the ritual as I’ve read that moldavite can create an almost unbreakable spell and really empower the working your doing or just amplify the energy of the demon your summoning in general.

So what I do after I’ve sealed the jar and placed a candle on top is I’ll activate my moldavite by saying “I bless and activate this moldavite with the intent to empower and ramp up the energy of this spell and create long ever lasting results” then I’d pop it on top of the jar or around the candle.

Then I’d cast a black salt circle around to keep the intense power inside and keep any negative spirit or energy from influencing my work and breaking the link I have to my targets

Perhaps it’s the moldavite that caused the nightmare :thinking: either way. I’ll assume it’s done and that everything went to plan.

I have a different method for approaching demons but I’ll say this I don’t recommend subliminals at all, unless you are making them you are basically submitting your mind to the other person. I had to learn this the hard way.

Just make your own or have faith in your magick, don’t let a random person have power of your subconscious…

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This makes a lot of sense. I guess to attract a specific person you could use affirmations like (Jane Doe loves me so much) (why is Jane Doe so obsessed with me).

And adding them to songs at low volume in the back… that could work.

Eh but even then just use an angel or demon if you make your own subs, cool but…like I wouldn’t recommend anything else

Wdym just use a demom? in the subs? or to get a specific person back.

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To get a person back in Jungian psychology spirits embody the archetype or the unconscious

Teach me more man. I really wanna know what you mean. Because I’m working on a target who is stubborn af

So leave them alone?

The pimps say, “don’t chase em, replace em.”

Do the spell to get them back and move on don’t keep wasting a bunch of time and energy

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You could be entering stage 1 sleep, which is sort of like half-awake half-asleep in-between phase if you remain consciously aware as you enter it. I’ve done this on occasion, and you can start to have dream-like experiences in your mental space while still remaining aware of your physical body.

You can train your mind to be able to have these sorts of experiences in ritual without falling asleep so that you are a capable vessel to receive messages, images, and other sensory information from spiritual beings with your inner senses, and I’d say what you are experiencing is likely a way to put your mind-body into a state that is especially receptive to this without needing extensive practice. Stage 1 sleep naturally encourages your attention to go on the mental imagery and not get lost in thoughts, which can happen in the normal waking state.

If you’re curious, there is Stage 1, 2, 3, 4, and REM sleep. You can look up a chart of how you move through these stages throughout hours of sleep. Stage 4 is the “deepest” sleep where little brain activity occurs, and during REM the brain looks very similar to how it does when awake, only you are generating sensory information completely from “within” and experiencing dreams rather than the external world.