When practicing trance, I generally get into a Laz-y-boy chair in the corner of my room and wrap up in a blanket, so I'm cushioned but sitting up. To set a decent atmosphere, I dim the lights. While I may not be consistent with training on my files, I have reached a point where all of my trances inv...

Figured I'd post the question here since it hasn't seem to have gotten response on the file's voting page, but Calimore said 'Arch' in a comment on it. What does that mean exactly?

Just recently added it to the voting page. I figured that along with using it for playing around in a world with infinite raw creation (you know, like Inception?), it could also be used as a sort of testing ground for other files. Thoughts? :)

Well, no, I've been practicing with different inductions for a few months now (since July actually) until I can comfortable trance consecutively each time. I got over the excitement/terror of what hypnosis could do (well, the amounts that made it distracting at least) a while ago. This reaction is s...

No, I haven't been hypnotized before. And I've been practicing with the Bubble induction for a few months now, and I've successfully gone into trance before. I've also attempted self hypnosis before without this ever happening. This is something that's been showing up only in the past week.

Having something of an issue with attempts to trance here. It isn't that I can't get trance though, I have managed that, but every time I try to for some reason my pulse get impossible heavy and loud. Not quick though. It gets so bad that I can feel it everywhere against my skin and it drives me ins...

I'm a beginner, still training with simple stuff like lucid dreams and bubble induction. However, I recently caught a very bad cold, leaving my limbs feeling loose and my head feeling foggy. Should I keep training with hypnosis, or stop until my cold has gotten better?