Solving Problems in the Astral

[Fwewyu Tìomumä]

Hello once again,

I was curious if any of you guys out there have been in the NPR and asked for a solution to a specific real problem. I have a feeling that this could be very useful, but I don't know if anybody's tried it. Personally, it would be really great to discover how to make nuclear fusion a power source.

Thanks,
Fwewyu

[Bedeekin]

Yes. I have been partially running my life using the nonphysical since I figured out I could. Finding solutions and forecasting personal situations to find the possible outcomes.

If I wanted to find out about nuclear fusion by using the nonphysical.. I imagine I would be completely non-the-wiser because I have no actual real knowledge of quantum physics. Not enough to be able to actually translate what I was told or saw. I would probably have to take a degree course in physics and advanced mathematics then get to a stage where I was knowledgable enough to understand the process enough to be able to translate what I found out into an actual viable thesis.

I'd be like...

"well... you need a big vessel and lasers... and need to shine a light onto a hydrogen molecule or something then this thing happens where...."

I would be useless without a frame of competent reference.

You can't just say 'I want to learn Kung Fu' like Neo in the Matrix. You actually have to have a knowledge base and years of dedication to your chosen field/s or study.

I basically use it to find out solutions to problems that befit my personal life and professional life... because I am very knowledgable about my life and my job... when I find out a solution to a problem I have enough of a knowledge base to be able to figure out what I did nonphysically to be able to put it into real-world practice and realisation.

[Fwewyu Tìomumä]

I see. I figured it would be something like that

And that's just fine by me, I've still got several years before I'll have a degree, and hopefully by then I will be more proficient in AP.

[Astralzombie]

I read somewhere that Thomas Edison used OOBE's to solve problems he was encountering in his mundane work of lighting the world after dark. It is on record that he would place a coin on his head as he was falling asleep while sitting up. As he would fall asleep the coin would drop and wake him up. The old school version of the alarm-clock method, I suppose.  He would do this over and over again until he achieved whatever his goal was. This isn't proof of his belief in projecting but the only other reason why he would do it is to torture himself.

[Lionheart]

I read somewhere that Thomas Edison used OOBE's to solve problems he was encountering in his mundane work of lighting the world after dark. It is on record that he would place a coin on his head as he was falling asleep while sitting up. As he would fall asleep the coin would drop and wake him up. The old school version of the alarm-clock method, I suppose.  He would do this over and over again until he achieved whatever his goal was. This isn't proof of his belief in projecting but the only other reason why he would do it is to torture himself.

Many of our founding fathers and inventors, including Einstein, used the NPR as a "drawing board" for their inventions and findings.

[Ellis91]

Edgar Casey was allegedly able to read a book placed under his pillow in his sleep.
Has anyone done anything like this with AP?

If he did actually do this, wouldn't that mean its a possibility for the more advanced phaser/projector?  

[Szaxx]

You can work things out 5 times faster in the correct state. It also brings up little points that you may not realise until later. Very useful indeed.
As Tesla could work out and test everything in his mind before anything was constructed I'd put him on the list.

[ChopstickFox]

This is making me think about that movie... Explorers, I think. Loved that movie!

Besides that one time when I researched the symbolism of fish in China within my dream, I haven't personally really seeked out anything, hehe. But I do have many dreams in Chinese despite the fact that my Chinese is horrible. I only understand the words I know, however I can tell that the people are speaking correctly. It makes me wonder how much background information is remembered subconsciously. The language is there in my mind, but I am limited by my understanding. Interesting stuff.