Post by Graveyard Goddess on Jun 19, 2005 22:05:45 GMT -5
Share your questions; comments and experiences with astral projection here.
What is astral projection?
Overview:
-Astral projection is a type of out-of-body experience (OBE) in which the astral body leaves its other six bodies and journeys far and wide to anywhere in the universe. The notion that we have seven bodies (one for each of the seven planes of reality) is a teaching of theosophist Madame Blavatsky."
"You leave your body and enter the astral realm, which is the next closest dimension to us here in the physical world. The astral realm is actually all around us we just can't see it. The astral realm contains all our thoughts and emotions."
TYPES OF ASTRAL PROJECTION
1. Involuntary with no "consciousness" Vivid bewildering dreams. More tired on waking than when going to sleep.
2. Involuntary with "consciousness" Awareness of "waking up" in a dream, flying, etc. Consciousness is often rapidly lost after a few moments.
3. Voluntary with no "consciousness" A technique often known as "Remote Viewing", or sending out a "Watcher". This is consciously done, but the person does not remain conscious of the experience at the time. However, it ensures that retrievable information is available after the event.
4. Voluntary with "consciousness" The person remains in "conscious" control of the projection, and complete awareness of experiences from beginning to end.
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What is astral projection?
Overview:
-Astral projection is a type of out-of-body experience (OBE) in which the astral body leaves its other six bodies and journeys far and wide to anywhere in the universe. The notion that we have seven bodies (one for each of the seven planes of reality) is a teaching of theosophist Madame Blavatsky."
"You leave your body and enter the astral realm, which is the next closest dimension to us here in the physical world. The astral realm is actually all around us we just can't see it. The astral realm contains all our thoughts and emotions."
TYPES OF ASTRAL PROJECTION
1. Involuntary with no "consciousness" Vivid bewildering dreams. More tired on waking than when going to sleep.
2. Involuntary with "consciousness" Awareness of "waking up" in a dream, flying, etc. Consciousness is often rapidly lost after a few moments.
3. Voluntary with no "consciousness" A technique often known as "Remote Viewing", or sending out a "Watcher". This is consciously done, but the person does not remain conscious of the experience at the time. However, it ensures that retrievable information is available after the event.
4. Voluntary with "consciousness" The person remains in "conscious" control of the projection, and complete awareness of experiences from beginning to end.
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I'm just a bit clueless really
