As with most things, training and practice can help to improve a persons skill level. The practice I would like to go over here is a process known as repatterning.

Repatterning is a simple enough idea to use, once you get basic concept down, but one that has hundreds of thousands of uses.

Let me use an example from world of healing to get things started. Here is a hypothetical situation. The person you are trying to heal has no known medical disorders, though they are so sick that they might not live. The medical system has given up on any attempt at treatment outside of low level pain control. Now that medicine has failed, you are called in to try and effect a cure, often normal course of things. You begin by getting a feel for things and after attempting to sense what problem is, you can determine that, while they are obviously ill, you have no name for problem either! So do you give up? No, of course not.

What you do is find a healthy person and get a sense of their properly arranged bio-field, when you have a good idea of what a healthy person feels like, you change pattern of patient to match healthy field.

Such restructuring can make a vast difference in health of an ailing person. As often as not, this simple but powerful technique can give a person on brink a chance to survive, even when all other options have failed.

Now, after you get a feel for what is healthy in a human being, you will be able to make such changes without examining another, healthier man or woman, before starting. While strength and feeling of an individuals bio-field is as varied as their fingerprints, it is easy to tell what is properly patterned and is not.

Now lets walk through steps, before applying them on handy passers by.

*As with all psychic techniques you will want to start in a relaxed and centered fashion. Take a few deep breaths and let all of tension flow out of your body. Just relax and don’t worry about starting until you feel perfectly ready.

The same way we remember and learn in waking state. We must be conscioussly aware in both states. Even in our waking state we are not fully conscious most of time, and we don't always remember everything. Our brains scan all information we receive during day and filters out what is important for us to remember and rest seems forgotten, lost in our subconscious. It is same with dreams. We remember only informaition that we have programmed ourselves to remember. We do this programming through our beliefs in validity of dreams. What we expect from our dreams helps determine what we remember.

Our conscious recollection of our dreams is often proportional to our conscious recollection in waking state. Being more consciously aware in our waking state helps us to be more consciously aware in our dream state, and being more consciously aware in our dream state, helps us to be more consciously aware in our awake state.