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Show posts MenuQuote from: MisterJingoIf only that were the problem in todays world hahaQuote from: TelosHe said follow the way of natural curiosity. If the same logic applies, one would find that this will naturally lead to more curiosity, hopefully retaining the openness that doubt offers without gullibility.
I can see the truth in that. But it seems there are few who are naturally curious and not bound by a belief system for either OBEs being more than brain induced, or OBEs actually being a product of the brain.
I guess the point of my previous post was that it made much of being too doubtful without touching on the fact that having too much belief can be equally as harmfull.
Quote from: The AlphaOmegaI would agree that the most accurate way to test the validity of OBE would probably be conducted in the RTZ. I realize that Monroe did conduct many of his own personal experiments with the RTZ with some hopeful results. One in which he went OOB and traveled to his office to lightly pinch his secretary. The result was that he pinched quite hard and gave her a bruise. Unless it were a hoax (which wouldn't be all that difficult to pull off) instances such as that would be very hard to explain away as not real. As far as hallucinations however I don't think it would be "not smart" to say they are not real. That would bring us deep into philosophy I imagine, but basically it's an argument as to whether or not truth and perception are the same thing. Some would say that because you see something it must be there, because at least it's true for that one individual. The counterpoint is that if we see something that isn't there that doesn't mean the object is true, but that perception has been altered away from truth. I would argue that hallucinations are not truth but that the individual experiencing them is being decieved, mainly by him or herself. To hear voices doesn't mean that anyone is talking to you but that the mind has somehow triggered within itself that act which it would undertake if someone were actually talking to you. The brain is decieved and the hallucination of the voices is not truth. It could be said that if OBE are in fact real then the RTZ would most likely be the most reliable info because it can be varified, whereas traveling to other dimensions or speaking with dead relatives could be the mind undertaking the same act as it would in dreams or hallucinations, and therefor potentially be "not real".For all intents and purposes, hallucinations are indeed real. But many people have adopted a way of thinking that suggests whats in your mind is somehow NOT real. Your thoughts are just as real as the keyboard your typing on. You just arent percieving the energies the same way.
Quote from: dingono, but proof isnt the factor here, its belief. you can give a scientist as many undocumented cases of people proving something in the RTZ you want and they wont care. as long as its not done in a lab using scientific method it is garbage in the eyes of science.Quote from: Ben KThe problem is, alpha, that science isnt to the point were we can provide this "proof" to the general population. We're getting there, in 20 to 40 years everyone will be "projecting" through the use of computer software and all this stuff will be common knowledge.You could, with modern techniques, scientifically prove that information gained during an RTZ OBE is correct. Just because it isn't in the general scientific consensus doesn't mean it can't be proved.
Also, its not smart to think of hallucinations as "not real." when you do project you will be seeing ALOT of hallucinations as they are just products of your emotions.
Quote from: Arn de GothiaWell, excrement happens and life sux, my opinion of course.if you really believe that then excrement WILL indeed happen and life will indeed suck
Quote from: cainam_nazierI have to question where and when I incurred all the negative Karma I seem forced to deal with. I know that the world/universe is not out to get any one particular person, and your reality and happiness is directly a result of not so much the situations you deal with but how you deal with them........But come on already, when is enough..you know enough. The last few months have been particularly trying. Truck broken into, truck ran into while on vacation, a horrid vacation on top of that, personal stuff stolen from vehicle after that, forced to move back in with parents due largely to my indecisive cousin, switched jobs only to find more opposition, a co-worker who is a child and thinks he is my boss, and yet more theft of my personal stuff from work. And those are just the highlights. I had hopes that this year would bring, at the very least, an end to all these things that keep happening to me. You know I can handle this going wrong in life.....It happens....you get a flat, car won't start, screw ups at work, bad relationships, things I can understand, they happen. But it feels so much like I have become a target for stupid people to screw with my life.Welcome to western society!
These things are starting to seriously impact my spiritual self. I am not able to see how I can grow as a spiritual being while having to deal with all of this crap. Each instance makes it more and more difficult to keep the positive, although realistic, view I normally have on life. My thoughts become more and more pessimistic as the days continue. And it seems the more time I spend trying to improve my moral things just get worse.
I just don't know what to do any more......
so I'll stop now...the rant is over.
Quote from: The AlphaOmegaI'm sure that many of us have been exposed, on small level, to the increasingly popular idea of Out of Body Experiences. Believers, and more importantly those of "experience", have stated time and time again, in now almost countless books that the experience of leaving ones body is in fact more real than waking life itself. They state that it's such a profoud experience that it can't be denied any more than denying that we are alive right now (which some philosophers do in fact argue atimately). The problem with this is that we have to take the stories at face value. After all, how can it be proven? How do you test and retest and scrutinize the existence of conciousness outside the body? An important question would be whether or not we can know, beyond science, the validity of an OBE?
Obviously with something like this there will be much doubt. But with so many individuals claiming to experience this state of conciousness it can't be simply overlooked. It's entirely probable that they whole-heartedly believe they did in fact leave there bodies. So the most obvious answer is a hallucination within the mind. They can be powerful things. We won't go into discussion at this time as to the physiological reasons why the hallucination occurs... unless someone has a theory. The question is "why is it believed to be so real?" If the hallucination was doing it's job right then it would clearly be experienced as reality.
The next idea is a dream state. After all, every human has experienced a dream. A state in which during the experience you believe it to be reality. But as individuals we can define a dream by that state that seems real at the time, but upon waking was obvious an inner working of the mind itself. So why is it that after an OBE the individual still believes the experience to be real and valid and not a the dream state that we are all accustomed to?
Opinions and insights?
QuoteMy next big learning curve is travel. Probably take me another 3 years. driveAw, cmon, dont say that. Or it WILL take 3 years
QuoteCreating an awareness of multiple focuses of attention at the same time is perfectly possible. I've said before that if someone really wants to confuse themselves silly, then offer an awareness of all 4 primary focuses of attention at once, lol. The experience of deja-vu is a dual awareness of F1 and F2, for example. We are what is known as a source/manifest reality system. The local source for our actions in consciousness within F1 is F2. So by offering yourself a dual awareness of F1 and F2 brings about the deja-vu effect.So in reality these probably dont have much to do with "vibrations" and "magical jewels" but probably some other purpose.
All you need to do is: when you feel that crackling static-electricity feeling in your head, then concentrate on the point where you feel it is coming from in your head. Then you should feel it intensify, like the pressure gets turned up a bit. Keep turning it up and, at some point, you will "take off". Just allow this to happen. In a way it's like being on a roller coaster that runs absolutely silently in the pitch darkness. With me I keep switching direction here and there. Sometimes it chops and changes direction a lot, and other times not so much. Often you will feel yourself hurtling in one direction at an incredible speed and you'll get fearful of hitting something, lol.
Eventually, you will come to a stop. Don't try to force it to stop, just let the experience unfold as it wants. Don't be surprised also to come across all manner of tunnel or tube formations. Doing this you are still within the physical, it's just that the physical encompasses a far wider extent of actions than people suppose. At some point in your travel experience you'll make a switch. You don't have to, but chances are you will. At which point you will appear at some place. Where that may be is anyone's guess, which is all part of the fun!
Usually I "emerge" within F3 somewhere. But not always. Often I might hang around the physical. But when I say the physical I don't mean some kind of RTZ experience. As I say, there are many, many wondrous phenomena to be enjoyed within F1oC. If you have a copy of Astral Dynamics, on the back there is a graphical representation of what mystics typically call an Astral Plane Entrance Structure. These "structures" are a remarkable sight, totally awe inspiring, in fact.
Yours,
Frank
Quote from: Arn de Gothiait was awhile since i posted but here is a weird one. it started like a dream and i decided to project, so i left the dream. i was just flying around and i looked down and i was flying above an urban environment. a nice neighborhood, houses, gardens, a railroad track in the outskirts. I landed in a garden and their was a woman with an really ugly orIts an overlay effect. Sometimes when you encounter people you can feel their emotions and the constructs they are experiencing somewhat. Its also possible that the woman was a seperate focus of yourself, or an acquantaince of one of your physical focuses. I would investigate further
ange dress, it felt like i was in the 1950's or 60's.I started to talk to her like i new her, i think i loved her, not me but this other me, it was as i was two persons at the same time. Maby this is how it feels to possess someone, Anyway this woman was going to travel to USA, and this other me was sad and didn't want so split with her, but this woman couldn't care less. It was obvious that she was disappointed to see me.Then i woke up feeling weirder then ever
Quote from: SelskiBen - I've not seen Vanilla Sky - is it good?Yeah i personally love it...its all about lucid dreaming and it brings up some interesting ideas.
They do go from gobsmacked when I initially tell them, then disbelief (as Ben says), then they start to get wary of me and I can feel them backing away.
When I tell them I can prove it, they become interested, then when I walk through walls and stuff, they come full circle to being gobsmacked again.
Then of course, they want to walk through walls...![]()
Sarah
Quote from: knightlightits like in "vanilla sky"...they react how you imagine them reacting. in this case you are telling a person they are not real so the reaction of disbelief might be commonQuote from: SelskiQuote from: WarpedRealityHow did they react?
Gobsmacked mostly.
Exactly. Its like their mind melts down and suddenly they realize they are just a part of your imagination. This combined with a "What the :eyetwitch: are you talking about?" look. One or both of those usually.
Quote from: Heather B.Sure, I've definitely felt love during astral projections.hah! funny thing is the "normal" people you see when you project probably think the same thing about you! i would be hesitant to put the label of "god" on anything, even though to YOU it might seem "god-like."
Quite a few times, I've seen deceased loved ones: my fiance, my grandmother, my unborn son. And recently I had an experience with what I consider an aspect of God in human form.
Quote from: SelskiI may be able to provide some insight.Quote from: TracyI found that right before I find myself flashing to a place like the inside of my car, I'd think of a trigger sign of where ever I wanted to go to.
Hi Tracy
Thanks for your input - it's greatly appreciated.![]()
A question for you - how on earth do you know 'right before' an image is going to appear? You see, I have absolutely no idea. I'm lying there, minding my own business, probably about to drift into the land of nod and then suddenly bells and whistles are blowing and I'm mentally jumping up and down pointing at a picture I can see. I have no awareness that it's going to happen until it does.
And even if I did place Intent to visit Stonehenge, for instance, as soon as I saw the picture of Stonehenge in my mind, bells and whistles would be blowing and I'd be mentally jumping up and down pointing at the stones yelling "yeeeehaaahhh, I did it, I did it!!" and that would be the end of that.
Quote from: GandalfHey Mrs Murphy!Great points. Altough i would like to add that perhaps the reason we dont see any "future lives" is precisely because all of our physcial lives are happening at once. so it would make sense no one could access something that, to our minds, and to the minds of our other focuses- hasnt happened yet.
That is a great idea, I think you should consider writing such a story!
It makes sense to me that as our lives are being lived in a variety of different time periods, it is no wonder that we think of them in a linear sequence, and it may only be recently that people have begun to work out what actually happens.
As our long held linear perception of reinacarnation is so focused on the past, this may be why the vast majority of accounts deal with 'past' lives. maybe once people realise that our lives cover a broad spectrum of time, we will begin to see more 'future' life accounts.
QuoteUnfortunately there is a new issue which may complicate matters and that is the theory of parallel universes or timelines. Frank's latest findings seem to suggest that we ALSO experience lives in a whole multitude of parallel earth timelines as well as our own.Exactly! Ive thought the same things. I dont think the future is set in stone.
You can imagine the headache involved in any kind of verification then, as any accounts we have of past events or indeed the future may actually be those of alternate timelines, not our own, so just because someone's account of the past or the future is not quite accurate from our point of view, that may not mean it is not true!
For example, much has been made of Seth's 'historical error' when he claims he was a pope leading armies during the 4th century ad.
Now, popes at that time did not have that kind of power, therefore discrediting Seth in many people's eyes. However, what if this WAS true in Seth's own experience which may have occured in a very close but parallel timeline.