How to Do Cloud Busting
Cloud busting causes clouds to dissipate with the power of the mind. It can be done by anyone. It has been seen in popular movies, and there are websites devoted to it. Follow these steps to do cloud busting.
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Instructions
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Pick a day with blue skies and white puffy clouds. Cloud busting is too difficult if the clouds are heavy and dark or too far away.
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Go to a place where you won't be disturbed or watched. If you feel self-conscious, you won't be able to do cloud busting.
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Choose a cloud that is about 4 inches across from your perspective. Make sure it is well separated from other clouds.
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Feel centered without making effort. Direct energy from the center of your head out through your frontal lobes. Aim it toward the approximate center of the cloud.
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Continue this until you tire or the cloud dissipates. You can take breaks. It should take from 4 to 8 minutes for a cloud to disappear.
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Select another cloud and do the same thing.
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Find another cloud and watch it for 4 to 8 minutes if you're feeling skeptical. See if it dissipates on its own.
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Tips & Warnings
You must feel centered, but don't put any effort into cloud busting except for intention. If you try too hard, it won't work.
Wilhelm Reich, a scientist, became well known for his studies of cloud busting. He invented a cloud busting machine.
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Sometimes if you try too hard, it won't work... until you give up. Then it'll dissipate within seconds. :) A similar technique can be used for pulling clouds toward you. It works well on a day with similar small, well separated clouds. It should be a day when they're moving fairly steadily in one direction, but not a strong fast-moving front. Face perpendicular to the direction of the clouds' movement, select one and instead of sending energy out from your forehead, imagine pulling energy in, creating a sort of energy vacuum between you and the cloud. We've managed to do it twice with two of us working on the same cloud. Don't be alarmed if it creates a gentle breeze in your direction, either. This usually happens within 100 ft. or so of you, either at ground level, or within 20-25 ft. above head level.
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David Schwartz
Jan 04, 2011
And what do you know, the cloud dissipated on its own. -
webjmf
Aug 25, 2010
Yo realize esta actividad varias veces pero mi ojo izquierdo, que es el mas fuerte, le salio una arruga encima del parpado. Como en dos o tres meses despues desaperecio. Realmente creo que no se debe de abusar al "comer nubes".
