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I'm into the alien topic and from what I read, the grey aliens are a type of machine.  They are biological robots who has a soul fill it when it's needed (their true reality is not in our reality but they can travel between the two like we can in our dreams into their reality)  .. or so I read anyways.  This would seem to qualify as a civilization of machines to some degree.

Have you got any links you could share?

It would be awesome to know more about it

Hey, has anyone visited, experienced worlds where machines were in charge? Not exacly Matrix or Terminator stuff, rather a place where living creatures like us decided to move either to stationary computers or to humanoids machines?

Let me ask you this: can you, as a consciousness, directly experience the past or future? 

Yes, you can do it. As a consciousness.

I was trying to search through ap forum, but with little effects.

True. Thank you very much for your answers. All best!

Thank you. This is most intresting.

Thank you. All best to all of you!

Far indeed, but remember, not all of us on Earth have human souls.

Could you be more precise, Sir? On both of your statements: life and alien souls. I believe I have same feelings as you, or at least I know what you mean.

Kindly thank you!

All best!

Atlantis.

Could you describe what you have seen?

Yes, and you do this each and every night of your life.  It's what most humans incorrectly call 'dreaming'. 

I heared this theory before. Then, what is the difference between lucid dream and controled astral projection?

Thank you very much for welcoming me on astralpulse and guiding through forum search mechanism. I used it for couple of times and got great results. Thx again!

However, as for my question, this is not exacly the kind of answer I was looking for.

All best!

Is it possible for a psychonaut to change a physical body (permanently) or is the connection between astral nad physical one so strong, that you will eventually always return to the body given you? I remember Monroe was writing something about year 3000 on Earth. There were lots of bodies laying on the ground, free to take or incarnate. I wonder, as a force take of someone's body sounds a little bit too immoral, are there none's bodies that exist across the universe, which are free to take for everyone who whishes to experience them?

Have anyone experienced, journeyed, seen other planets from physical plane with their intelligent life forms? If so, could you please describe them? What were the beings like, what civilization did they build, what progress was achived and what was your personal observations?

Also, if the topic is duplicated and it was already risen on the forum, please be so kind and point me to it.

Is is possible to have an uncontroled and unintentional OOBE experience when you fall asleep? This question is much related to my first topic: http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/welcome_to_out_of_body_experiences/how_do_you_feel_an_oobe-t44491.0.html. I often have a "feeling" that while I fall asleep something is happening to my mind and it, by his own, begins to wander around that other world, seeing, experiencing things, intelligence and collecting information.

I was wondering how does one feel an OOBE? I personally have never had one, at least controled one. I do however have some experience with LD and if my memory serves me well, I remember feeling lucid dreaming as a complete lost of connection with physical body. Everyone who ever got into lucid dreaming understands, that any correlation between "that" world and physical one is lost, and you find yourself in a completely different reality, where you feel, hear, see, function and experience by a body of different kind.

As I mentioned above, I haven't had an OOBE, yet, but I gained some knowledge about astral and mental journeys. The question that still remains is, does the psychonaut lost his/her connection to the physical body as well as the awareness of being somehow "locked" inside his/her own head?

I would like to be understood correctly. LD is a state where I have no physical body, but yet I can experience the world of dreams. I have no feeling that I lay in my bed and all is happening inside my own head. This is typical of meditation, falling asleep or just simply laying down and having your imagination working. Then I do feel my physical body, I do feel it lays on a bed and I do feel that I imagine and my consciousness is still attached to the inside of my head (biological brain). I am curious, which one does fit OOBE experience the best? Is it like LD when you have no physical body, or rather like falling asleep and imagining?