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Having technology thats says something dosent neccasarily make it true, we have machines that allow us to see every part of the body, and to some people that is all there is (which is kind of my point, that i used to belive that aswell) but there is something else besides flesh and bones. So if we ever have machines that allow us to see into the astral that dosent mean that is all there is, for all we know there could be a completely sperate place, not different planes of the astral but something completely different.
Aaron

I have never been religious or believed in any kind of after life, being a very scientific person i always saw us as simply organic bodies, with just a chemically controlled brain and nothing else and personalities and such being genetics or slight differences in the brain.
I have not had an obe as of yet but i am working on it at whatever chance I get. now I believe in the astral it means I have major flaws in my beliefs and anything i currently believe or see as fact could be wrong. Has anyone else had this experience in which they had no `beliefs` outsides of mainstream scientific `fact` and realised there is so much more out there that they want to discover and learn about?  
Another thing i want to ask is, do you think the astral body is what most other people would call a "soul" wether they believe it exists or not, thinking about it, the best way i can describe a soul in my own words is "a spiritual/non-physical embodiment of our personality and demeanor", which seems like the astral body to me.
Finally i have a question that probably cant be answered but has been bugging me for a while, why do our physical brains have the capacity to remember when our astral bodies have a self sufficient memory, i.e when we die and the body decays. most of the brain is there for our physical body to survive. i.e. breathing and heartbeat systems. yet we have these abilities such as memory and the abitlity to think logically when we could just use the astral bodies `systems` which seem to be more `us` that our physical bodies are.
thanks for reading this, I am not a very good writer at all so excuse the grammatical errors, and thanks if you do answer my questions  
Aaron