Hi, I feel like astral projection is one of the few "psychic" phenomena that is not just hocus pocus. I am pretty skeptical when it comes to a lot of things that don't have physical proof, but I feel like astral projection is one of the few things with no evidence backing up that is worth believing, but here's the problem.
Astral projection is one of the things I want to scratch off my bucket list, since I came across it in a book in my aunt's basement when I was a mere 7 year old. Since then, I have experienced vibrations (consciously induced, of course) but never separated out of fear that they cause in the moment (i.e. a heart beat that increases by 55-65 bpm) not out of exaggerated superstitions, but because the concrete sensations vibrations cause are very unsettling. However, regardless of the fear they can induce, vibrations is one of the concrete signs (to me, at least) that what monroe wrote about wasn't just another "mind reading" trick or some similar BS.
Really, AP is a simple concept when you get down to it: From what I know it's as easy as 1. relax, 2. vibrate, 3. separate, but step 2 is so hard to accurately predict. I've only vibrated 3 times, but most importantly, I feel like if I am vibrating and also feeling it in an absolutely physical, waking way (like holding on to a jackhammer, once I heard what sounded like my neck snapping), it must be a telltale sign of something that is really bound to happen! I mean, what else could such a rare, but undeniably real and physical phenomenon be a sign of, other than something kind of mysterious and far out, like AP?
Anyways, the takeaway I hope you get from this is that, I really want to believe in AP because it sounds too good to pass up (if it is true). I just hope that someone can relate to me with their experiences and give a concise, understandable, and realistic answer to what I have explained. Anything that is related to your beliefs or experiences relating to AP is worth sharing. I just want to be sure that the vibrations I have felt are the feeling of AP, and not just some weird sensation that is completely unrelated.
Please Respond, I really want this to be more than just some psycho-babble. What if AP was scientifically backed?
Astral projection is one of the things I want to scratch off my bucket list, since I came across it in a book in my aunt's basement when I was a mere 7 year old. Since then, I have experienced vibrations (consciously induced, of course) but never separated out of fear that they cause in the moment (i.e. a heart beat that increases by 55-65 bpm) not out of exaggerated superstitions, but because the concrete sensations vibrations cause are very unsettling. However, regardless of the fear they can induce, vibrations is one of the concrete signs (to me, at least) that what monroe wrote about wasn't just another "mind reading" trick or some similar BS.
Really, AP is a simple concept when you get down to it: From what I know it's as easy as 1. relax, 2. vibrate, 3. separate, but step 2 is so hard to accurately predict. I've only vibrated 3 times, but most importantly, I feel like if I am vibrating and also feeling it in an absolutely physical, waking way (like holding on to a jackhammer, once I heard what sounded like my neck snapping), it must be a telltale sign of something that is really bound to happen! I mean, what else could such a rare, but undeniably real and physical phenomenon be a sign of, other than something kind of mysterious and far out, like AP?
Anyways, the takeaway I hope you get from this is that, I really want to believe in AP because it sounds too good to pass up (if it is true). I just hope that someone can relate to me with their experiences and give a concise, understandable, and realistic answer to what I have explained. Anything that is related to your beliefs or experiences relating to AP is worth sharing. I just want to be sure that the vibrations I have felt are the feeling of AP, and not just some weird sensation that is completely unrelated.
Please Respond, I really want this to be more than just some psycho-babble. What if AP was scientifically backed?
