Floating in My Head and Ears Ringing When I'm Awake
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:07 pm
Is it normal when practicing the technique of listening in to have popular songs play over and over again in your head (like they do when you are awake?) Is this a sound I should try to intensify for separation? 
I have been pretty frustrated at separation attempts (yes, I know I should blow it off as no big deal, but I want to have a conscious experience of separation)
. I get all kinds of weird sensations, sounds, and tingling, as well as feeling different body parts settle like a house- especially small extremities like toes. I feel my head floating inside my head too, but when I try to separate, I always find that it is the physical counter-part that moves. I can't seem to get this concept of movement without muscle down. I have even tried just blasting out of bed with my eyes closed and standing up as soon as I have the first hint I'm waking- but my whole body is standing there (I stared at my finger to verify). Grrrr...! 
Finally, when I am in a full waking state, like today, my ears are ringing and there is a rushing sound, I feel this kind of separation in my skull, and I am more sensitive to "tingling" in my body than usual- especially in my head and neck. Is this normal? I have had separation that seemed like it happened as a dream, and I have gained lucidity in dreams as a phase, but really, really want to have that conscious separation- any tips other than what is in the SOBT Guide anyone? TIA!

I have been pretty frustrated at separation attempts (yes, I know I should blow it off as no big deal, but I want to have a conscious experience of separation)


Finally, when I am in a full waking state, like today, my ears are ringing and there is a rushing sound, I feel this kind of separation in my skull, and I am more sensitive to "tingling" in my body than usual- especially in my head and neck. Is this normal? I have had separation that seemed like it happened as a dream, and I have gained lucidity in dreams as a phase, but really, really want to have that conscious separation- any tips other than what is in the SOBT Guide anyone? TIA!
