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Quote from: Tak on April 10, 2024, 11:48:32Welcome Astroworld I really enjoyed reading your experience and in my opinion, you are doing very well... keep up the good work! Fowlskins up here has explained this question about labeling our experiences very good, I think the same. I think that there is no specific point, they can all be interrelated, there may be etheric/dream elements all superimposed... or even dreams where we are not aware can be projections to astral realms themselves and we do not realize it, upon reflection. My advice is not to stop labeling, but to enjoy each one of them and give free rein to exploration! Each of them will have wonderful things prepared for you, just let yourself go and have a good time! All of them are important, valid and part of this path in the practice of astral projection.
But if you want to go to a specific place, supposedly you just have to think about it and it will appear. Otherwise, try to cross a "portal" it can be a door, a window, a screen... that is what has helped me. And also, during the day repeat several times what you want to do during your AP, since we can often forget it. It may take you a few days to remember, don't worry.
If you can't see, I've always read that it works to ask for "Clarity now!" It hasn't worked for me, but find out for yourself! What has worked for me is asking for help to see "Help me to see, help me to see, please!" I say... And a random scene (or my room) appears in a couple of seconds, be patient because it may not be immediate.
Regarding what you say about feeling your physical eyes, I also experience it, in fact not only the eyes but my entire body, it is like dividing consciousness in two, one part is lying on the bed, with eyes closed, feeling the texture of the sheets, while another body is walking around the house and doing many things... feeling two bodies at the same time is not something that a beginner like me enjoys too much, but it happens, yes, it is normal. It is because we are still connected to the physical plane, that is why we can also feel many physical needs during the AP, such as wanting to go to the bathroom, being hungry, etc. I even felt a strong poke in my eye! and I had to go back because it was very intense, but when I came back, I didn't feel anything. At that moment you have to try to concentrate on the scene and forget the sensation of the body, it will disappear soon. And remember you don't have "eyes", so don't try to open them, or you might open them "here"
I consider myself just a passionate beginner practitioner, but I hope this has helped a little bit.
Keep it up!
Quote from: fowlskins on April 10, 2024, 02:40:38It sounds like your nailing it pretty well to me
The lack of sight and getting stuck are a matter of raising awareness
Staying passive but curious helps strong emotions like fear and excitement can wake you
There are lots more seasoned and experienced here than me so I'll let them elaborate and dissect your experiences
But you cant go wrong reading all the pinned posts here on the pulse there are some real gems to help you understand and enjoy your journeys