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2. Getting Started

Now that we have a few definitions out of the way, let's get on to the work part of vaporizing clouds.

First find a cloud, I recommend a small one. That seems to make this whole thing much more conceivable. Focus your attention on it and the surrounding sky. This may not seem important and may not be necessary, but it certainly helps with the visualization of this exercise.

Now you've got your cloud and you're probably thinking 'now what?'. Begin to imagine it disappearing into the blue sky behind it. Sometimes it may help to see it being 'squeegeed' away. You could also try 'painting, coloring, or actually zapping' it out of existence. You merely think that you want nothing more than to see a pristine blue sky that is minus that particular cloud.

It may not happen immediately, in fact it takes mine a while to disappear. For me the problem is that generally the clouds are 'building' in the sun. (Kinds like a hurricane over warm water gets stronger.) As you whittle away at it, it's trying to grow or meld with other clouds. So allow some time to get it working.

Eventually, you will be able to wipe the cloud away and leave a nice patch of blue. Isn't that nice? After a bit of practice I'm sure you will be vaporizing the clouds just for the fun of it. This actually brings us to my final point...

Neat idea. Granted, with the heat we get down here, it'd be more practical in some cases to make the clouds bigger xd Either way, I'll have to try that someday.