I compiled a page on my website where I list the posts I've made regarding my own experiences.
There isn't much for now, they range from basic focus experiences to astral awareness experiences.
I'm hoping, in the coming time, to add to them. :)
As I mention on the page:
Please note though, that I don't believe you should read other people experiences in an effort to compare them to your own. Everyone is different and you won't find many experiences that are comparable. So please read these for entertainment purposes only.
http://unlimitedboundaries.ca/my-experiences/
Hallo Xanth
Thanx for the link. When I get a chance I will visit that webpage and then get back with some feedback.
Regards 8-)
Grey
Quote from: Xanth on February 13, 2011, 00:53:31As I mention on the page:
Please note though, that I don't believe you should read other people experiences in an effort to compare them to your own. Everyone is different and you won't find many experiences that are comparable. So please read these for entertainment purposes only.
I'm curious as to why you added this part. Everyone is different okay but we're also all the same as conscious beings. Relating to something or someone is fundamental to most positive emotions (nevermind the pursuit of objective knowledge) and is certainly entertaining to do. Besides, I read a lot of etheric projections that are very similar to my own.
Quote from: Astral316 on February 14, 2011, 15:24:33
I'm curious as to why you added this part. Everyone is different okay but we're also all the same as conscious beings. Relating to something or someone is fundamental to most positive emotions (nevermind the pursuit of objective knowledge) and is certainly entertaining to do. Besides, I read a lot of etheric projections that are very similar to my own.
I've seen people read experiences and then directly compare them to their own experiences... and when those experience don't match, they discount it as real. I've talked to a couple people so far who have done this. However, as in the case you explain... there are commonalities among experiences. I just didn't want my experiences to cloud other person's experiences. That's all. :)
I say just journal what you experience and count it as something unique to you, regardless of how comparable it is to others. That's what I've been doing lately at least. :)
Quote from: Xanth on February 14, 2011, 15:33:21
I've seen people read experiences and then directly compare them to their own experiences... and when those experience don't match, they discount it as real. I've talked to a couple people so far who have done this.
Those people need to be educated... but I understand where you're coming from. :wink: