I remember reading a death scene in the classic astral projection book by Sylvan Muldoon / Hereward Carrington ("The Projection Of The Astral Body"), where Muldoon observes a sick man who is dying.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: horaciocs on December 05, 2010, 14:06:24you're welcome, feel free to do so
That explains it beautifully, I totally agree with you. It makes the goal here to find the "window" that allows us to reach other focuses and understand how it works. Mind if I quote you on my blog?
Quote from: Xanth on December 04, 2010, 23:24:37
Oh, I didn't know that website existed! I'll have to spend some time one day and check it out.
Thanks
Quote from: Xanth on December 01, 2010, 22:37:45Well, I would not over-generalise here. Yes, some are describes to be "problem" children. However, some other children are rather what we would call 'prodigal' children with special gifts or insights, some call them "old souls". So not all of them are problematic children, some are quite the contrary of that.
If you've ever read the description of how you define your child as an "indigo"... it's basically all ADD type stuff.
They're unruly... they're undisciplined...
Basically, I just get the feeling that it's just an excuse parents put out there so that they can escape being a parent.
Quote from: Taoistguy on December 05, 2010, 08:41:26It is the perceptual DEFAULT mode our phycial human body with its senses is attuned to , evolved into and probably conceptually designed and built for. I say human body because probably animals already have another Default mode, e.g. with regard to perceptions of the vast electromagnetic spectrum (the total of which we perceive so damn litte of). Some animals are also said to perceive non-physical entities more easily or even habitually - who knows?
It'd be interesting to see exactly why and understand more fully how we find this Focus so easy?
Quote from: CFTraveler on December 03, 2010, 15:14:13
I think so. I think this is where all the 'dragon' mythology comes from. Past life memories as them.
Quote from: CFTraveler on November 30, 2010, 22:41:26At some point I couldn't go to the RTZ, and when I decided to stay in my room (because I'm stubborn) I started to get vortexes and tubes and would get sucked into astral scapes.Something similar must (have) happen(ed) to me now. What do you think is the reason? We cannot control it ourselves, do we? Do you think it is a kind of progress ('evolving' from astral to purley mental plane projections?).
Now I just get the scapes, and possibly mental experiences ...
Quote from: kailaurius on November 13, 2010, 11:59:52We do not move around the physical during a projection experience. The term "Real Time Zone" or RTZ is nothing more than a label used to describe a perception based upon how we experience the projection. We do not even "move" around the "physical" when we are awake during the day while "doing" our normal activities. Everything is Energy, whether we are consciously awake within the illusion we call the physical reality or exploring the inner realms during conscious projections while sleeping or meditating. But that is entirely another topic.
Quote from: Pauli2 on November 12, 2010, 11:00:33Doesn't the same apply to mainstream dogmatic Christianity and Judaism, too?
I guess there could be Muslim members, but couldn't astral travels be against their religion, as it could count as doing magic, which I think is forbidden in Islam? So perhaps Muslim members are a little hesitant to reveal their religion?
Quote from: Stillwater on November 11, 2010, 14:01:08Islam by many accounts is probably the largest religious group now, so it is very hard for there not to be.What do you base this on? If you see Christianity as split up by many groups, sects, fractions and movements, so as not to count them as one anymore, then we should do the same with Islam.
Quote from: Fresco on October 31, 2010, 21:23:30oh, sorry but I'm not, I just knew about van Lommel, but am not Dutch myself.
I agree, they wouldnt. In fact it would be the last thing on their mind.
Anyways, nice to see a fellow 'Nederlander' on this forum. Cheers