The secret is something I like to call sit-laying.
I wrote a thread mentioning this last year:
https://www.sectual.com/thread-17012.html
My setup is mostly the same, except I am not using the big teddy bear as a cushion, I haven't found a need for anything extra beyond the pillows I already have on the bed.
The idea is just to get into this sit-laying position. You're not laying, but you're not sitting all the way up either. It's just pure and total chill...
It's all about the way you position your body, and the attitude you take on while you are sit-laying.
The hardcore chill music helps to get you into the maximum chill state, and I also have nice soft lighting going on...
I have my signature red lighting turned on, and it just takes relaxation to the next level.
Once you learn the "villainous chill" posture, it's like you can tap into this max chill state ANYTIME (and probably anywhere, barring any obvious exceptions).
It's definitely a life-hack, but you have to attain that level of chill at least once in order to really get acquainted with it.
Now, I realize not everyone necessarily NEEDS to reach villainous levels of chill...
But for anyone who does...
Honestly, just get yourself into a nice comfy sit-laying position, preferably on a bed...
Dim those lights, put on some absolute chill tunes, make sure you're nice and warm (this is important) and relax into it.
I am watching YouTube vids and stuff like that while I chill, so I am staring at a screen, but it doesn't interfere with my relaxation or my mood at all.
Once you tap into that inexorable chill...
You never forget it, you can always reach it. But the body's position is absolutely crucial.
That's my experience with villainous levels of chill.
Here's the album I originally reached this maximum chill zen zone with last year:
I wrote a thread mentioning this last year:
https://www.sectual.com/thread-17012.html
(06-06-2020, 02:31 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: I recently reached a point where my feet were a bit sore right at the beginning of the day, and I felt pretty terrible otherwise anyway. So I decided, you know what, fuck it... I'm gonna sit down.
But I'm not just gonna sit down... I'm gonna SIT LAY. I want MAXIMUM, villainous levels of chill.
As I type this, I am sit laying on my bed, my monitor is turned around and brought down to eye level. I am actually reclined between the legs of this MASSIVE teddy bear I have, his name is Billy Badass. He makes a PERFECT pillow/cushion to support my body in this new sit-laying position I have devised.
My setup is mostly the same, except I am not using the big teddy bear as a cushion, I haven't found a need for anything extra beyond the pillows I already have on the bed.
The idea is just to get into this sit-laying position. You're not laying, but you're not sitting all the way up either. It's just pure and total chill...
It's all about the way you position your body, and the attitude you take on while you are sit-laying.
The hardcore chill music helps to get you into the maximum chill state, and I also have nice soft lighting going on...
I have my signature red lighting turned on, and it just takes relaxation to the next level.
Once you learn the "villainous chill" posture, it's like you can tap into this max chill state ANYTIME (and probably anywhere, barring any obvious exceptions).
It's definitely a life-hack, but you have to attain that level of chill at least once in order to really get acquainted with it.
Now, I realize not everyone necessarily NEEDS to reach villainous levels of chill...
But for anyone who does...
Honestly, just get yourself into a nice comfy sit-laying position, preferably on a bed...
Dim those lights, put on some absolute chill tunes, make sure you're nice and warm (this is important) and relax into it.
I am watching YouTube vids and stuff like that while I chill, so I am staring at a screen, but it doesn't interfere with my relaxation or my mood at all.
Once you tap into that inexorable chill...
You never forget it, you can always reach it. But the body's position is absolutely crucial.
That's my experience with villainous levels of chill.
Here's the album I originally reached this maximum chill zen zone with last year: