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Flying is a learned art in the dreamworld. To some people it comes quite naturally, for others, they have to work at it a little bit more. Here are some tips for getting better at flying if you would like to try them, excerpted from www.ld4all.com/#frames(content=while_fly.shtml):

  1. Flapping your arms: Of course I start with the good old flap-your-arms-technique. This one is quite slow in my experience. Better than airswimming though...

  2. Air swimming: This one is just like regular swimming but now you do it in the air. It isn't really fast though.

  3. Superman style: Imagine an energy coming from under your feet that pushes you upwards and onwards. You can really go fast with this one.

  4. Air diving: This one was taught to me in a dream. It is really effective. Imagine big fins at your feet, like you'd have when scuba diving. Then use the air you're in as though you under water and use your fins to propel yourself forwards and upwards.

  5. Use a vehicle: If you have trouble flying all by yourself, try using a vehicle that will fly, like a flying carpet or a flying broomstick, or mount a flying creature. You could even use a flying machine like Leonardo da Vinci.

  6. Flying on ether: Someone mailed me that he flies on ether. He imagines flows of ether in the sky on which he floats.

  7. Fly like a bird: Try to transform yourself into a flying animal like an eagle or something mythical like a dragon for another way to experience flight.
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