Wonderland question. (again)

[DJCl3v]

When forcing and you're in your wonderland. Do you have to be in first person or can you see in like third person?

[QB2]

You can see it however you like. Why would there be such rules in your brain?

[Phi]

It doesn't matter, stay in whichever perspective is more comfortable. Trying to change it will only distract you.

[DJCl3v]

That's good to know. Since trying to do front flips in first person in your mind's eye is harder than you think.

[Forge]

was projecting once and attempted 360 degree vision. it gave me a headache and instant vertigo, but completely possible. nowdays i usually use third person for convenience.

[Guest Anonymous]

I force in 1st person for a few reasons:

• Prevents parroting/puppeting for me
  
• Makes things look realistic
  
• Allows for better interaction with things in your wonderland
  

[Caretaker]

I have an impossibly hard time making myself first person. I find my proportions get out of whack and it looks like I have orangutan arms. Good to know this won't affect things. I'll still work on mastering first person though.

[Guest]

Visualizing in first person is usually easy for me, thanks to the Eye-Bo ocular fitness program! Like Jimmy said, doing it in first person allows for much better interaction and realism in the wonderland.

 

In the beginning, I usually visualized primarily in third person, simply because it's what I've always done and found to be easiest when I'd imagine things in my life, so why should it suddenly be any different during forcing? Of course, I tried to do first person as much as possible, and I eventually ended up switching between first and third person rather often at some point, and like I said earlier, it's just first person these days...

 

...whenever I do go to the wonderland.

 

But I suppose imposition has also made it easier to visualize in first person.