Hello no offence but there a weird mix of Robert Bruces techniques and Bob Petersons he he where did you get them. The weird Peterson one i think derived from his cube technique and Mr. Bruces well they are easy to reconize well they were in Astral Dynamics but i have been told that the rope technique was invented by another author i forget the name.. Any help
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Welcome to Astral Projection Experiences! / A fee Q's for you experts out there ^_^
June 19, 2004, 12:24:49
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Welcome to Energy Body and The Chakras / Seeing someones Aura
June 19, 2004, 10:05:54quote:
Originally posted by Serenity
I'm not at all sure if this is the right place to post this...sorry if it's not!!! But I was wondering, how do you train your mind to be able to see other peoples' auras?? Any help would be very much appreciated!
Hello there Serenity!
I believe Mr. Robert Bruce has an article on the subject of how to see peoples aura.
Okay, found it. The link is:
http://www.astralpulse.com/guides/auras/auras.htm
I think this topic might have been better in the Metaphysics section, check there for more info about auras.
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Welcome to Dreams! / Premonitons
June 19, 2004, 09:53:26
Sometime before 9/11 (about 6 months), I distinctly remember a dream where I was on a terrace of a high rise apartment. The city was spread out below me. Beyond the city I saw the ocean. Then I saw a jet approaching, down low. It got closer and closer. I felt that it would not hit the tower, up until it did. Fire and debri blew everywhere in a big explosion.
I found the dream so horrible and distressing, that just after it happened I (while I was sleeping, mind you) went back and edited it in my mind so that the tower was not hit by anything. I just felt that it was too terrible and had to be changed. Then I woke up.
The weird thing is that other than a jetliner hitting a high rise tower, it bore little resemblance to 9/11. There was only one tower, not two - though it is not certain that there was only one. The twin towers were offices, not apartments, and there were no terraces on them.
Still, it was emotionally the same experience, except I was helpless to change it.
I found the dream so horrible and distressing, that just after it happened I (while I was sleeping, mind you) went back and edited it in my mind so that the tower was not hit by anything. I just felt that it was too terrible and had to be changed. Then I woke up.
The weird thing is that other than a jetliner hitting a high rise tower, it bore little resemblance to 9/11. There was only one tower, not two - though it is not certain that there was only one. The twin towers were offices, not apartments, and there were no terraces on them.
Still, it was emotionally the same experience, except I was helpless to change it.
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