This one just fell into my mind whole as a ROTE and I haven't unwrapped the ROTE yet, so let's see what happens.

Ah-S'pose --in case you aren't savvy to the way Americans talk--is how Texans say "I suppose," which means "I assume." The actual scientific nomenclature Ah-S'pose Induction  is short for "assume the position" which is simply a poetic way of saying "Let's Pretend". In short, you are going to learn how to assume your way into the Unworld by adopting the assumption, and all its related corollaries, that anyone can unworld anytime they want and you just don't know any better. In other words, ignorance--of most of what passes for unworlding methodology--is bliss. Also known as extending beginner's luck into the real Unworld. 

You literally have no idea how hard it supposedly is to unworld and you're literally unaware that you have no idea how it's done. This induction is designed by a beginner (me) for all beginners everywhere. Designed, or I guess "channelled" might be a better way to say it, since we're all OK with pretending.

There are a variety of scientific, experiential, reported, and/or pseudo-scientific bases for AH-S'POSE.

I hate the cliche that we create our reality with our thoughts, as it seems apparent to me that we create our reality with our emotions, usually our fears  and then have to somehow extricate ourselves from the problems thus created by somehow engaging the intelligent use of thought... but let's avoid belaboring fine semantic points and splitting hairs, and get straight to this recipe itself so the ROTE doesn't get constipated while trying to unrote itself.

But first... as dictated by ROTE unwrapping order...

HOW TO DO REALITY CHECKS THE EASY WAY

In performing Ah-S'pose, you will be assuming the position of a highly experienced, technically competent unworlder and going from there.

Ah-S'pose is accomplished by accepting certain key statements as facts. Do not question whether the Ah-S'pose statements are true, and it doesn't even matter whether they're true or not; just assume that they are. The Magical Mindset or Intopia  is thus established automatically. In spite of the possibility that the Ah-S'pose statements are not true, no harm is done by carefully pretending to believe them, as long as you don't quit your day job over it. DISCLAIMER: This technique is not for the Weak of Spirit, the Undecided, Psycho Basket Cases, Scientists, etc.

By practicing Ah-S'pose, you are establishing a position from which unworlding will be so seamlessly effortless as to be automatic, so remember to do reality checks only as often as you want to. 

This last instruction was for people who are sensitive, perceptive and iconoclastic enough to hate doing reality checks as often as we are told to do them. These folks are onto something intuitively vs. the more instant success stories in the field of unworlding who actually enjoy self discipline, and tend to go directly from the starting line to the goal without stopping to sniff the butt of abject failure along the way. On the other hand aimless wandering constitutes a meandering route to the kind of success that any mere dabbler could somehow end up enjoying almost at random. If you are a dabbler like me, you should never do a reality check unless you truly are having the sneaking suspicion that you are in a super-reality of one kind or another. Instead of peppering your day with reality checks in order to accidentally land one in a receptive Moment where the reality check has some effect, be aware that there are only certain receptive Moments where reality checks have any effect at all.  These Moments are called Reality Check Receptors or just Receptors  for short. To the awakened eye, Receptors look like candlestick holders waiting for someone to put a candle in them. A candle is the reality check. A candle not put into a candlestick holder just flops over in the dirt and goes out, so why light it if you have no place to stick it?

Watch carefully for Receptors, in fact, incubate such Moments instead of doing superfluous, boring, useless reality checks and thus turning yourself off to unworlding. The method for doing so will be given below, as soon as it pops out of this unraveling ROTE. Then without pretense and never because you should, but always because you want to, do reality checks only during moments of receptivity when you genuinely suspect you are unworlded already. That's the definition of "Receptor" in terms of how to recognize it: at that moment, you feel certain that life is a dream. And while we do have our good days from time to time when life in general feels fleeting and ephemeral, it's normally just fleetingly magical Moments (Receptors) that interrupt mundane days with subliminal whisperings of the supernormal, so one must be ready to do reality checks as soon as a Receptor appears. They are the only reality checks worth doing, and during a Receptor there is no such thing as a bad reality check; any reality check will do, as long as it's safe no matter how it turns out. Don't jump off a high building to see if you're dreaming or not and don't try to induce a near death experience. Well you can if you want but don't tell anybody I said you could because I forbid it.

Thus the correct ubiquitous day-long practice is not the constant grudging grind of doing reality checks four times an hour as preached by those who think their having bothered to do this has had the desired effect, when in actuality it was their sheer overdoing of it that somehow managed to land an occasional reality check in a waiting Receptor. Nor is the correct ubiquitous day-long practice the equally intimidating "all day awareness" or ADA, in which one notices everything all the time. This works only as long as you continue to enjoy it. All Day Awareness is sometimes more effective than constant reality checks, because it might help those who are ready for it and good at it to generate daytime lucidity which, for those people, will become a personal habit and will thus rub off on dreamtime in the Unworld.

The correct ubiquitous day-long practice for incubating active reality check Receptors is to breathe More Air Than You Want.  See various places within these diatribes wherein the practice of MATIW is explained in detail, not that there's that much to it, and not that I'm ever going to give anyone permission to actually try my breathing technique; doing this is strictly forbidden. The new information from this ROTE so far which is important: MATIW does not induce unworldings, it activates reality check Receptors. Dead (inactive) Receptors are everywhere, in fact that's what the famous 3D Void (the Nowhere) is made out of. Receptor sites. Inactive until activated. That's newly channeled information too, just now came through the pipeline. When you practice MATIW a little, you will open up a few new sites, transforming them into active reality check Receptors. When you practice MATIW a lot, you will activate many reality check Receptors. When you practice MATIW 24/7, you will be able to flow seamlessly into another world, even without leaving this one. This has to be experienced to be believed, and it can't be described, though some would call it "bliss," "living in a high vibe state," etc. And unlike the high vibe state of those who try to force themselves into a high vibe state by being better than other people, the high vibe state of MATIW 24/7 is accompanied by higher vibrations.

When you practice MATIW, active Receptors will be noticed, and you just pop reality checks into them effortlessly, and it's fun.

HOW TO PERFORM THE AH-S'POSE INDUCTION

Practice this technique 24/7. Unlike every other method, you do not have to wait for REM sleep. Sleep is no longer relevant, except that while you're a beginner, you'll usually think the best parts of this experience--the "dreams"--occur while you're managing to delude yourself into thinking that you've gone to sleep. Advanced practitioners of this technique will no longer take an interest in sleep. I mean really, really advanced. But let's stick with beginner stuff so people like me don't get left behind in the dust.

Your instructions, should you choose to adopt Ah-S'pose as your way of life, are to make the following assumptions and do not question them. These are not beliefs, they are not assertions, they are suggest affirmations, and they are not mantras or even hypnotic suggestions. This is not religion, blind faith, metaphysics, philosophy, hallucination, delusion, visualization, obsession, or positive thinking. These are simple, ordinary, generic, Brand X... assumptions . When you practice the following assumptions correctly, as assumptions, you're getting close to the edge of the world:

You're already unworlded:

The definition of a Moment  is that unit of timelessness during which we're awaiting our next unworlding, which will take place when the next Moment begins. Since Moments are infinitely long and infinitely short at the same time, waiting for it is not recommended.

If you make these assumptions correctly, you will become able to unworld at will in seconds whenever you want. It doesn't matter that all of the assumptions are false according to our normal assumptions about reality. These aren't delusions, they are purposeful assumptions which automatically create the mindset of someone who can unworld effortlessly at will anytime with a 100% success rate.

HISTORY OF THIS DISCOVERY

When I was about 13 or 14 years old, back around 1970 or 1971, I had no friends because we'd just moved to a new town and I didn't want any friends anyway, so I had checked out a book from the library called Wisdom of the Mystic Masters  by Joseph Weed, because I'd heard a song on the radio as a small child that suggested it should be possible to "Make the World Go Away," and I was still researching the possibilities. It wasn't a great book, but it was useful for stimulating the imagination, which is what I needed at the time because I was bored and pretending to be lonely so my parents wouldn't think I was crazy.

A short section in the book discussed astral projection, which I had never heard of. I was instantly hooked. I wanted to do this in the worst way, and nothing else in life could ever be this interesting, ever.

I tried the only technique briefly described in the book, which involved visualizing all the colors of the spectrum one at a time while relaxing deeply and going to sleep. This technique made no sense to me, I didn't begin to understand it, but it's all I had to go on at the time.

Unbeknowest to myself, I unworlded effortlessly during my first attempt and never went back to the bored, lonely world I hated. Instead I created a boring, lonely, imaginary duplicate of that world on the astral plane, in which I assumed I had not unworlded. It then became my task to figure out what people need to figure out in order to figure out that we unworlded at birth, we unworld once per moment, and this is all a dream.

A dream which is a prison only as long as we continue to hate it, fight it, or try to fix it.

The effort to meld into an Ah-S'pose mind-mold can take a while to grab hold, but the result, once successful, is to be able to continue one's current existence as a particular individual, but in the Unworld, without any longer being tied to the illusion of earth existence. Of course death becomes something that happens only to others.

None of the above is true.

I am not lying.

I did not make this up.

For assistance in activating your very first Receptor on purpose, just watch a YouTube video entitled "'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' in Jerusalem (uncut)." Please remember to appreciate some mugwort while watching, if you want the same experience I had. But speaking of supplements and other effortless methodology, nothing like that works after the second or third try, and nothing works at all if you're just not in the mood. That's why the best time to turn off the computer, turn off the lights, and meditate for 20 minutes, is right before bed. Never let your body touch your bed in a crappy mood.

And clean your room.