I was searching online for image streaming and I found what was called Quantum Wave streaming. I couldn’t find a coherent explanation online of what it is. I am wondering if @Finwing techniques are based on it. Does anyone know what this is?
Interesting, but there has to be missing something to explain the fancy words and claims(wave, streaming, quantum, etc.). This is a basic observational method. First time I’ve encountered this exact exercise was with my second grade teacher. What is missing here?
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When I see the word Quantum used to describe anything outside of Physics, my ■■■■■■■■ alarm goes off. It’s almost invariably a cheap attempt to hitch a ride on the confused cloud of mysticism that surrounds that topic in popular writing.
I don’t dismiss the idea out of hand. I’ll follow this thread and see if I think it has real merit. 
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Hi there! I just wanted to note that my technique doesn’t build on Quantum Wave Streaming. The crucial difference between default Image Streaming and my version is the way how you describe.
Doing it with eyes open gives a nice boost though once the process has kicked in.
Did the teacher’s exercise also include describing the mental images that enter your mind randomly?
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Trick question ?
Like if this should automatically start happening at that very moment?
The second a method depends on something that is “supposed” to happen in the mind, it becomes a very subjective experience.
Random images that have nothing to do with the observations we are doing at the moment ? Or in relation to previous steps, or just a bit ?Woooo mind split 
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Perhaps instead of all these quantum/stream/wave steps that seem to be nothing more than focus/attention/observation/introspection exercises, sharing the steps but with actual real examples could help me understand this.
The thing is, I do a lot of these observation exercises, and whenever I have random thoughts or images that surprise me, there is just nothing happening there differently from when random images or thoughts surprise me at any time at any moment of the day, no matter what I’m doing. And sure, if it’s something that I find interesting, I’ll note it, explore it, describe, aloud or not.
actual real examples of all the steps and especially those random images that are supposed to be the result of these exercises. That would help.
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