What are the top 10 best things to do in a lucid dream?
I don't have something like a top ten, I always try to do new things. I guess I can recommend a list of cool activities that everyone should try at least.Remember, dreams usually works with expectation, if you expect something it will happen, but only if you expect that to happen without doubts. You can try everything. Try learn to control your emotions, if get to excited your dream will be over.#10 Sex, the first thing that most people usually try. A perfect practice for learning to control emotions.#9 Try to fly out of the world, go to the moon.#8 Try to swim deep in the sea. Everytime deeper.#7 Discover your "nahual". The animal that your brain think that you are. Ask for him expecting an answer. Play with him, try to become like him.#6 The nature, if you expect rain, it will be raining. Then stop the rain, expect for a sunny day. The expectation is the key to lucid dreaming.#5 Fly to the borders of your dreams, the fastest you can. Try to go out of the dream stage.#4 Transform the air into water. Play with the environment, make objects to appear in front of you. Wish for it.#3: Dead people, if you don't have any problem with that, your brain do have precises memories of the people you have lost. But, be carefull, a dream can be tricky.#2: Ask open questions, expecting answers. Questions like worst fears, favorite things, old memories, lost treasures from your childhood, beatiful objects, things that you don't know, all that kind of stuff. It is amazing what your dream can do trying to answer.#1 Emotions. Try to feel an emotion. Sadness, happiness, melancholy, fear, peace, wherever. Remember, if you expect something to happen, it will happen.Finally, I recommend a book that help me to understand the nature of dreams and teach me to try new things. "Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self, by Robert Waggoner".Good luck.
What are some lesser-known sights to see when visiting Guwahati, India?
some of the lesser known but wonderful places to visit while in guwahati are :-Iskon Temple :- Situated on a small hillock in ulubari area, this place is absolutely stunning and the evening aartis are a delight to watch.2. Bhimshankar Jyotirling. :- Situated away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this place is concealed in the hills of pamohi. Apart from the Jyotirling Temple, the scenic view and the natural surrounding is a must experience to be had while in guwahati.3. Bellevue Hill :- Situated in uzan bazar area near Raj Bhawan, this is the favorite hangout spot of many youngsters. Calm and soothing atmosphere with a wondrous view of mighty brahmaputra4. Tegheria Waterfalls :- Situated a bit away from the main city in the Sonapur area, this place is an absolute chill place to hangout with your friends and family, amidst nature.5. Bhuvaneswari Temple :- Dedicated to one of the Ten Mahavidyas, this temple is situated on the highest point of Kamakhya (Nilachal ) Hill. This place provides a complete panoramic view of the guwahati city and is heaven for photographers.6. Dr.Bhupen Hazarika Memorial :- Built in the memory of the renowned musician Dr.Bhupen Hazarika, this memorial is very beautifully designed and is an absolute delight to watch in the evening with the colourful lights on.7. Basistha Ashram :- Situated near beltola, a beautiful place for a day out with family. This place has a natural spring which adds to its beauty.8. Umananda Temple:- Situated on the world’s smallest river island “ Peacock Island “, this place should be in a must see list. Also the endangered golden langur can be seen on the island too.9. Gandhi Mandap :- Situated near Ulubari area, this is sa temple like structure constructed in memory of "Father of the Nation" Mohandass Karamchand Gandhi, on the hill top of Sarania Hill, Guwahati. Well just as Hong Kong has its hill top tower which one can access with the grand old British trainway, this is one of Guwahati's vintage point with vehicle access only .10. The Buddha Temple :- Situated in North Guwahati, this place is hidden away from the bustling life of the city and one of the wondrous places less known to the tourists.P.s :- Images are from Google. Suggestions and Edits welcomed.
Which university has the most beautiful campus in India?
"Gar firdaus bar roo-e-Zamin ast. Hami asto hami asto hami asto.""If there is 'heaven on the face of Earth'. Its here, its here, its here." Lines on Kashmir by Tota-e-Hind Amir KhusroNIT-Srinagar via Realms At NIT SrinagarAerial View (during summers)View of main building (in winters)Chinar ground (in autumn)PlaygroundPlayground (Teaching staffs' flats in the background)Central WorkshopNear Fida Hussain Chachu's shopChinar ground at Night(High voltage lab and drawing halls in rear)Our lecture hallsJhelum hostel (winter amidst of Himalayas during and after snowfall)Pic taken from Indus hostelDal Lake, Back side of the college, Ghat No. 2*Please view each of the pictures in full size.*Credits to page Realms at NIT Srinagar on Facebook; NIT srinagar website; Some of these are clicked by our prof. S A Shah, a few by me.Will be updating more :)Edit:Credits to Shashank Singh Chouhan :)Edit IICredits to Abhimanyu Ray.. Taken from comments in this answer. :)Edit III:A Few more from Dr. S A Shah sir: Today, at 10 am(18th March 2016) "Through NIT Srinagar Windows". Via Realms At NIT Srinagar again."All the birds have flown up & gone; A lonely cloud floats leisurely by.We never tire of looking at each other, Only these mountains and I."
Which DSLR are best for travel Photography?
It’s a very broad question. It all depends on the budget you have.And actually the question itself is wrong,almost every Dslr will work for travel photography, all that matters is what lens are you using.If you want to do travel photography I’ll suggest you the following lens-The Canon Fisheye 15mm f/2.8The 50mm f/1.4- The 50mm lens is a standard, go-to, all-around lens. And while the Fisheye lens brings a lot of whimsy and fun to my travel pictures, some scenes just don’t call for that. I’ve heard it said that the 50mm is the closest representation to what we see naturally with our eyes. This lens is my best choice of the three options for Canon 50mm lenses.The 135mm f/2.0-The granddaddy of all these lenses, the 135mm f/2.0 has a special POW feel to it. Because it is a telephoto, it pulls the background in for a nice compact feel to the images. It is a great portrait lens as it completely obliterates the background in a sea of dreamy bokeh. And one special fact about the Canon 135mm f/2.0: it has the ability to focus at a distance of 1 meter (3 feet), which makes it almost like a macro lens.If you need more suggestions message me at Amrit Photography | Facebook I’ll be glad to help.Cheers:)
What is the best place to visit in South America?
1. Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, ChileIt’s a sublime region of glacier-clad massifs, snow-splodged mountains, towering pinnacles, pristine ice-blue lakes, sparkling clear rivers, and lama-like guanaco.2. Sau Paulo, BrazilAs far as bridges go, the Octávio Frias de Oliveira Bridge is quite an interesting example. Bridge enthusiasts will lap up the fact that It is the only bridge in the world that has two curved tracks supported by a single concrete mast. It's also a hotspot for crime - thieves keep nicking stuff from it, like wire, and the lights.3. Praia Vermelha, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilWith all those beach volleyball and Barry Manilow associations, Copacabana takes the world fame while poor little Praia Vermelha lies in its shadow. Take the cable car up to Sugar Loaf mountain for this view, enjoyed by 007 during his tussle with Jaws in Moonraker.4. Huayhuash, PeruYou might think that someone has been dabbling in Photoshop, but the Huayhuash trek, in the Waywash range of the Andes, was rated 'second most beautiful trek in the world' by National Geographic magazine. Quite impressive, eh?5. Machu Picchu, PeruWell, we couldn't leave this out, could we? You can actually climb up to the top of the hill you can see there, but a head for heights is an essential requirement.