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im leanring it and other day almost pulled out i had strong feelings of my self leaving my body when i heard a rushing sound and a feeling of paranoia, i got scaried and then lost the feeling(dang!)...mmm i found i cant get same thing when i drink even (1) beer.. just head acke (lol) but im still working on it just need some tips! thanks happy travles! once i lean it i want to meet you on the astral plan :P so hit my email up and ill keep you posted on my progress!! ttyl peace!!

2006-12-10 00:10:19 · 6 answers · asked by Sam 3 in Social Science Psychology

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Astral projection (or astral travel) is an interpretation of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) achieved either awake or via lucid dreaming, deep meditation, or use of psychotropics. Proponents of astral projection maintain that their consciousness or soul has transferred into an astral body (or "double"), which moves en tandem with the physical body in a parallel world known as the astral plane.

The concept of Astral projection has been around for thousands of years, dating back to ancient China. It is currently often associated with the New Age movement.

There are two general schools of thought on the nature of astral projection; these can broadly be defined as the mystical model and the phasing model.



Mystical model
The mystical model includes a large variety of belief systems and astral maps, but they are tied together by their belief that astral projection takes place outside of the actual physical body. A more subtle energy body is believed to carry the consciousness outside of the physical body, and as one progresses to more advanced levels of the astral plane, more subtle bodies are realized and consciousness is transferred in turn to each of them. (Other mystical models assume only one subtle body.) The subtle body is attached to the physical body by means of an energetic connection which usually takes the appearance of a silver cord 'plugging' into the chakras like an umbilical cord.


[edit] Phasing model
The phasing model, which was defined by Robert Monroe, contains the belief that it is impossible to actually leave the body in the truest sense of the word, and that the astral planes and the physical world are merely points on the long spectrum of consciousness. When a person projects, they actually "phase" into another area of consciousness and the locales it contains. This can be likened to tuning a radio to another station. One of the initial signposts representing a phase shift away from physical reality has been labelled the state of focus 10 (mind awake/body asleep). This viewpoint can be seen as a logical progression of the philosophy that external reality is actually an internally created state (see Postmodernism, Buddhism).


[edit] Kinds of projection

[edit] Astral projection
The traveller finds him- or herself in an apparently real domain, analogous to the "other worlds" experienced by traditional peoples, which have no parallel to any physical setting or to consensus reality, described by New Agers and occultists as the astral plane or the astral.

Environments here may range from populated to un-populated, artificial to natural to completely abstract environments and from beautific to horrific. Here, normal physical laws often do not apply and humans can often, for example, float or fly. Quality of physical detail ranges from crude and un-detailed and depressing to bright, vivid and fascinating as detailed, among other writers, by Robert Bruce in his Astral Dynamics. Travellers may travel from one realm to the other. Projectors may find access to visions of the past or future and to the Akashic records accessible from here. It's been said that space and time don't exist on the astral plane nor the higher planes - but no explanation is given as to how forms and entire environments can exist without spatial dimensions, nor why there can be a sequence of events and yet no such thing as time. Many travellers have theorized that people having dreams actually travel to the astral realms, unaware, and, again as reported in Astral Dynamics, travelers have reported seeing dreamers enact dream scenarios on the astral plane, unaware of the more extensive and varied non-physical environment surrounding them.


[edit] Etheric Projection
In contrast to "astral" projection, the traditional understanding of out-of-body experiences involves the projector (or traveller) moving about in (usually invisible) or ghost-like form in mundane physical reality-- the etheric body. This world may, however, have minor differences between the physical reality world we know if strict mind control is not maintained.
Practitioners sometimes refer to this practice as Real Time Projection (RTP) and the mundane world as the "Real Time Zone", or "RTZ", terms that were coined by Robert Bruce. From the Real Time Zone, travellers can access "the astral" or remain in the RTZ and witness Real Time happenings.


Many people confuse this phenomenon with astral travel, however etheric travel is mainly related to that which can and does exist, physically. During this type of experience, there are no fantastical words, or self-absorbed encounters; the majority of the experience can be validated. Dr. Charles Tart has done many experiments, which conclude that the person can not possibly invent the experience-- unlike astral travel, where the experience is conceptual.
According to Arthur Powell and Max Heindel, the etheric "double" serves as a medium between the Astral and Physical realms. Ether, also called prana is the "vital force" that empowers the Physical forms in order for change to take place. This means that when one views the Physical during an OBE, they are not technically "in" the Astral Realm at all.

[edit] Virtual reality projection
Part astral projection and part real time projection, called Virtual Reality Projection by most, is when a projector claims to move on the physical plane and interact with the astral plane at the same time. An example of this is the projector walking into a "real" poster or picture and being transported to a perfect reconstruction of this place/world, via the concentrated experiences and thoughts of every beholder of the concept of the picture.

Many of those who believe in astral projection also believe in a form more common to people with other abilities, such as clairvoyance. They also tend to believe that the body can be seen by others, and almost always is. The projector (traveler) projects to somewhere else on the same plane of the same world. For example, someone in L.A. could astral project to someone in Hong Kong and converse with them, in reality and actuallity

2006-12-10 02:53:02 · answer #1 · answered by wengkuen 4 · 1 0

Take better drugs, man. That works for most people. I recommend salvia divinorum. Readily available on the net and some cigarette shops. (Magic Mint) It's legal and doesn't show up on tox screens. It's a natural hallucinogen. It will help.

2006-12-10 02:59:53 · answer #2 · answered by sexmagnet 6 · 0 0

by becoming or going to an astral-ologist (lol), but seriously if i understand your question correctly , you are either refering to astral projection or out of body experience, either way go to the library and look in the religion section for hindu meditation, or from china the shoul-lin meditation and as to shambala, also check out the studies on out of body and astral projection, there is not enough time nor space on here to rationaly explain the entire process, but you only need fear if you fear death and or ignorance as fear it's self is everyones worst enemy, and once we remove fear and embrace tranquility all things are possible.

2006-12-10 00:24:01 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

Look lick you be in rehabb by now Samm

2014-01-21 16:57:53 · answer #4 · answered by Adriano 2 · 0 0

Onions are food for the cells.

2014-03-07 04:02:10 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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