Quote from: desert-rat on January 05, 2014, 13:31:53
p.s. I see the same discussion on another forum .
http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=61426
Yes, I obviously posted there too in the hopes of getting some answers..
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p.s. I see the same discussion on another forum .
http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=61426
QuoteComparison
Let's compare lucid dreaming and astral projection so that you'll see how distinctly separate these two experiences are.
In lucid dreaming:
You are asleep
Your experience is a dream
Your location is whereever you wish it to be (desert, ocean, future, past, mom's house, etc.)
Your consciousness is still inside your body
You can control the environment and characters
When the experience is over, you simply wake up
In astral projection:
You awaken, then you project
Your experience is real
Your experience begins in your bedroom, or wherever your body is
Your consciousness is outside of your body, and your body is left with none
You can manipulate your environment in the astral realm (somewhat), but you cannot control the actions of the inhabitants of the astral plane.
When the experience is over, you return to your body and merge your consciousness back into it
QuoteIn lucid dreaming: Your consciousness is still inside your body
In astral projection: Your consciousness is outside of your body, and your body is left with none
Quote from: Volgerle on January 04, 2014, 10:41:03
Yes, but the problem is: they are a tiny tiny tiny minority. Not even noticable in the vast pool of all those self-professed 'atheists' about whom one can certainly state that the words 'materialist' or 'reductionist' (partially even the term 'humanist') are almost perfect synonyms. (Do the test yourself and visit any 'atheist forum'![]()
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