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Well the wise decision would be to sit on the beach and talk about it until i know more about this. Why are you avoiding all of my questions? What can you do in the astral plain? What is the benefit of going there?
originally posted by: In4ormant
a reply to: Visitor2012
What can you do there?
If you want to successfully project than this experiences are welcomed and when they happen, the right way is not to fight it and just let go of ALL thoughts and fear, just try to stay conscious and have the eyes closed all the time!
originally posted by: Involutionist
a reply to: TheJourney
You had a lucid dream (exploring the subconscious). Astral projection is different (projecting within the subconscious). Both are always happening in the mind and there is no actual location to project to. Btw, as someone who has astral projected -- it is overrated and romanticized too much by new agers. Unless there is something to gain from the experience (insight attained towards certain matters concerning yourself that can be applied) you are nothing more than being a marco polo of the astral realm.
The world outside my window is far more interesting.
I have found that you can create any perception you would like. All you have to do is focus your mind on the perception you want, sight, sound, feeling, whatever. Essentially imagine it in a focused way. If you do this, you will create the actual perception of it.
Waking reality (the real world) operates in the same manner, but only in *hindsight*.
Lucid dreams are a psychological function of the brain involving the mind. Lucid dreams occur more commonly with all of us than most people realize. Most people awakening from a dream are aware of the fact they were dreaming and will remember vaguely or in detail parts of the dream, but in a rush to get on with their day, they forget that they were actually lucid dreaming; therefore it becomes in their awareness just an ordinary dream.
Here's an easy way to consciously train your mind to (remember that you are having) lucid dreams: When you awaken from a dream and faintly remember you were dreaming, allow yourself to fall back asleep with that awareness. Start there.
Astral projection experiences, which is not the same as lucid dreaming, should never be shared publicly because the experience was always meant to be personal. I do get a kick out of new agers fantastic stories that are polluting the internet. It's akin to a kid not knowing Santa Clause is not real but believes everyone else is buying into his story of having dinner with Santa at the kitchen table.
Again, the world outside my window is far more interesting because it is constantly there....to be experienced and played with...
I have found that you can create any perception you would like. All you have to do is focus your mind on the perception you want, sight, sound, feeling, whatever. Essentially imagine it in a focused way. If you do this, you will create the actual perception of it.
If you usually sleep eight hours; set your alarm to wake up around 5 hours; then give yourself the command to carry yourself back into the dream more aware. Keep doing that an you will develop the ability to lucid dream at will.
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: Visitor2012
a reply to: Woodcarver
So what is the benefit of astral projecting?
What's the benefit of life?
If you can quantify an answer to that, then just apply it to the astral realm and remove the physical limitations of time/space.
Again with the esoteric nonsense. You gonna teach me and change the world with me or are we gonna sit here in this circle jerk of speculation?
originally posted by: In4ormant
Again you dance around the issue. Are you going to teach me and prove it to the world with my test or not. Stop changing the subject. Yes or No
originally posted by: In4ormant
Why won't you answer his one simple question. What can you do in this Astral Plane?
Maybe you can help since Visitor won't respond to my requests.
Here is what I propose
You teach me how to project to this astral plane and then we conduct my experiment to prove we went. If you haven't read it it consists of this.
We both go under observation by doctors at two different locations. The ones observing me will have a question I am to ask you that I will have no previous knowledge of and will only be told before I project. You will have an answer to provide me given to you by your group, unknown to you until right before you project. Neither group will know what is being relayed to us by the other beforehand. Your answer to my question could be nonsensical. We meet, I ask, you answer. We come back and compare. Prove our interaction and information exchange in a way that is repeatable/testable. Settle this once and for all. You game?
We both go under observation by doctors at two different locations.
You teach me how to project to this astral plane...
originally posted by: In4ormant
a reply to: Involutionist
I'm not referencing remote viewing. I'm saying we both project to this place everyone says is real and exchange the information in the test. If its real, and we can visit it, then we both go at the same time.
originally posted by: In4ormant
a reply to: Involutionist
I'm not referencing remote viewing. I'm saying we both project to this place everyone says is real and exchange the information in the test. If its real, and we can visit it, then we both go at the same time.