Relive/Review old memories through OoBE

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Swesent

A couple of questions regarding Projecting and old memories from one's current life.
I did do quite a few searches on this but didn't find many relevant answers I'm afraid. I hope you don't mind some ABC's.


A) I have a few memories which are very precious to me. These memories are over 15 years old and sadly not much more than a blur to me now when I try to look back at them. Could Astral Projecting be used to see these memories again? How wonderful it would be to relive and hopefully, if I manage to recall it after waking up, have them completely refreshed in my memory!

B) If old memories (from one's current life) can be revisited this way, how well would the recall be? Completely crystal clear - every word that was spoken and heard, every view, down to the faintest of smells?

C) Would I be able to chose between only watching a memory again and to be able to change what I say and do in that memory and possibly get to witness a different outcome?

D) You see, there is a couple of memories I wouldn't want to risk changing at all - I just want to see them again. Is there any way to make certain of this - kind of "write protecting" the memory before you retrieve it? Or is it all secured through the intention I have when revisiting the memory?

E) If I'm able to look back at a memory and not wanting to change it - would my view of this memory be from a first or third person perspective - or is that entirely up to me to decide?

F) Should I choose to view the memory from first person (myself) - how would I be "hindered" from changing what I do in the memory? Could I just relax and I would follow the movements I made automatically - sort of like being a puppet on a string throughout the event?

G) Lastly, how would I reach these memories? I do have the locations, surroundings, important people involved etc. still very clear to me. Could I just think of a memory and appear in/with it again? Could I ask a Spirit Guide to help me achieve this should it be a difficult thing to do on my own?


Thank you in advance for reading and for any question you may answer for me! And by all means - should you happen to have revisited a memory and like to share that experience - please feel welcome to include that in your post. I would love to read about it!

blis

I listened to the first track of the Exploring Your Past Lives cd's by William Buhlman.

It began by revisiting memories from your past. I've never exerienced memories as strongly as this. It wasnt as real as an OBE but it wasnt too far off. Was like when your phasing and the rundown is starting to get fairly vivid.

I got the impression it could have gone all the way if I stuck with it. The memories were painful so I only listened to it the once(although I'm glad I did). Will give it another go again at some point.

Xanth

Quote from: blis on August 01, 2011, 16:44:15
I listened to the first track of the Exploring Your Past Lives cd's by William Buhlman.

It began by revisiting memories from your past. I've never experienced memories as strongly as this. It wasnt as real as an OBE but it wasnt too far off. Was like when your phasing and the rundown is starting to get fairly vivid.

I got the impression it could have gone all the way if I stuck with it. The memories were painful so I only listened to it the once(although I'm glad I did). Will give it another go again at some point.
Would you believe that that *IS* an astral projection too?  :)

blis

Quote from: Ryan_ on August 01, 2011, 16:47:40
Would you believe that that *IS* an astral projection too?  :)

Yes I can accept that. Part of me also thinks that when you access memories in such ways you might actually be sending part of your consciousness to the actual event where/when it happened.

Xanth

Quote from: blis on August 01, 2011, 17:01:28
Yes I can accept that. Part of me also thinks that when you access memories in such ways you might actually be sending part of your consciousness to the actual event where/when it happened.
In my opinion, correct.  :)

See, people really need to open their minds more to the possibility of what projecting actually means/is.
A lot of people have a nice little tight box and inside that box is EXACTLY what astral projecting means to them.

What I suggest is that you throw away that box... and open your mind to the possibilities.

Gummage

So can you actually go "in" your old memories? this is intruiging I didn't know this was possible.

Xanth

Not only that, but you should be able to "go into" them... and play them out differently.  So you'd be able to see what might have happened had you made a difference choice.  :)

Gummage

Quote from: Ryan_ on August 02, 2011, 18:17:49
Not only that, but you should be able to "go into" them... and play them out differently.  So you'd be able to see what might have happened had you made a difference choice.  :)

u serious?

astraladdict

Quote from: Gummage on August 02, 2011, 22:48:39
u serious?

Lol dude he's serious! It's your brain man, think of it as the ultimate super computer! Anything is possible... just make sure it's not running on windows ;P

~astraladdict
My smile tells lies, but my eyes tell the truth...

Gummage

Has anyone actually done this or is it all just idea's? seems a little far fetched to me :-o

Lionheart

 I'm sure it has to be like going back into a dream to change the outcome. I know that's possible, I do that all the time. The mind is a powerful thing!

Xanth

I haven't personally, but read up on a chap named Tom Campbell and his databases.  :)

Gummage

Quote from: Lionheart on August 03, 2011, 02:06:28
I'm sure it has to be like going back into a dream to change the outcome. I know that's possible, I do that all the time. The mind is a powerful thing!

You talking about time travel? how could you had changed the outcome?

astraladdict

Quote from: Gummage on August 03, 2011, 10:49:49
You talking about time travel? how could you had changed the outcome?

I've manipulated time before. It's not like that actually. I'm about 2 days behind, since i went ahead. By 2 days, i mean, 2 extra days of puberty  :cry: They are saying by reliving that memory, you can see what would have happened if you did so and so. Not saying that you ARE changing it.

~astraladdict
My smile tells lies, but my eyes tell the truth...

Boom

Quote from: Ryan_ on August 02, 2011, 18:17:49
Not only that, but you should be able to "go into" them... and play them out differently.  So you'd be able to see what might have happened had you made a difference choice.  :)

Umm, perhaps only if those decisions didnt involve other people. Otherwise you can only speculate what someone would have reacted like had you of chosen to do something different.   Which is what we do when we're making a decision anyway.  Plus you can conciously remember something and think "wow if i hadnt of done that...this would have happened".

However I guess in a projection sense, you are just suggesting that these speculations would become more vivid?

astraladdict

Quote from: Boom on August 03, 2011, 11:12:05
Umm, perhaps only if those decisions didnt involve other people. Otherwise you can only speculate what someone would have reacted like had you of chosen to do something different.   Which is what we do when we're making a decision anyway.  Plus you can conciously remember something and think "wow if i hadnt of done that...this would have happened".

However I guess in a projection sense, you are just suggesting that these speculations would become more vivid?

When you time travel in the realm, it does alter the course of things, of everybody. But in the realm, not in physical. Since the physical is a section of its own

~astraladdict
My smile tells lies, but my eyes tell the truth...

Stookie_

I'm constantly reliving memories. I've had a lot of issues to work out regarding my past. I suppose we all do. But I can say, I've recapitulated a huge amount of my childhood and being able to see it from an outside perspective changes a lot about who I thought I was/am. That's my experience anyways.

Swesent

Quote from: Stookie_ on August 03, 2011, 11:38:50
I'm constantly reliving memories. I've had a lot of issues to work out regarding my past. I suppose we all do. But I can say, I've recapitulated a huge amount of my childhood and being able to see it from an outside perspective changes a lot about who I thought I was/am. That's my experience anyways.

Thanks for all replies - very interesting to read. Especially Stookie_'s post which directly confirms what I had in mind. I just need to make it to the far side and gain some experience.

Lionheart

 The good thing is reliving old memories is usually where forgiveness begins!  :-)

Jilt

Sometimes if you dwell too much on the past you get stuck in the mindset of the person you were THEN. You and the people you knew have developed wisdom and are not the same person you were since we're constantly evolving so I think it's best not to think too much about the past so you can live more fully in the present.

The only time I would advise dealing with a past event is if it's something negative that you haven't gotten over which means it's time to look with compassion at those events and forgive everyone involved. However, if it's a happy event, mull all you want, just don't get stuck there. Appreciate the now.

Stookie_

I agree with Jilt that it's not good to dwell nostalgically in the past too much, but being able to objectively observe it from an outside/3rd person perspective (sans nostalgia) can put a whole new light on things and brighten up the "now". It's the experiences we've had that makes us who we are, and idealized memories and nostalgia can skew our perception of the past, and in essence, who we think we are. By gaining the correct perspective of them you can bring yourself closer to who you really are.

From my personal experience, this was never something I intended on doing. I just found myself getting sucked into distant and lost memories unintentionally. It's funny how quickly it can suck all the nostalgia out of the past. I used to fantasize about being able to go back to certain times, and now I realize what made it so great was just my skewed and idealized perception of the world I had back then. And now the only place that's really special to me is "now".

Swesent

It makes good sense what you're saying about dwelling too much in the past. Many of my memories, and their value to me, are what they are thanks to the different perception I had of everything when I was younger. I would not want to risk losing that.

In my case, there are a couple of memories I would like to see again. Not to try and change them and they are nothing I need to learn anything from - I just want to refresh the event in my head. Pull the visuals back to the surface. My intention is only to observe and take it all in again - like browsing through a photo-album or watching a home recorded video. Just a couple of dear and happy memories, which bring warmth to my heart.

blis

Have you considered seeing a hypnotist?

Swesent

Quote from: blis on August 05, 2011, 15:22:10
Have you considered seeing a hypnotist?

Nothing more than that it could certainly be interesting to try. I don't have the cash to feed that interest. I'll just see what happens if I should manage to do an AP sometime in the future. I just hope that visiting old memories doesn't count as a negative/bad selfish act with consequences to vibration frequency and the like.

GodsProxy

The most underrated and misunderstood and loving being who existed in this past century, L. Ron Hubbard, pioneered a process called auditing which is facilitated by the use of an Electrophyschometer. This is a bio-feedback device which allows the tracing of traumatic and disturbing memories down to their roots, this lifetime and previous life time.

These memories are linked via chains called engrams. These are associations in the reactive mind. They are not logical and are based on survival mechanisms which use experience to overcome threatening situations in emergency.

Problem is that pleasant and non-threatening situations can key in memories. The trigger is by definition not easily identified. Thus the need for the E-Meter.

Relieving these traumatic memories releases a great deal of life force back to the being. Auditing thus is of fantastic value, but training in the E-Meter can be a lifelong pursuit. To further complicate matters, Scientology was "usurped" because it was deemed a threat to national security. Thus finding a clearing practioner, in the break away movement that followed, called the Free Zone, is one's best bet. Google 'Clarity Meter' or 'Free Zone Scientology' for more info.

Anyway, we don't have a lifetime to exit the trap.

Quote from: Stookie_ on August 03, 2011, 11:38:50
I'm constantly reliving memories. I've had a lot of issues to work out regarding my past. I suppose we all do. But I can say, I've recapitulated a huge amount of my childhood and being able to see it from an outside perspective changes a lot about who I thought I was/am. That's my experience anyways.