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I like to believe as many real things as possible and i don't like it when people make # up like astral projection. If you really think you can travel in some astral plain, that is a claim that can be proven or disproven. If you think you have an ability, let's test that. Are you down?
originally posted by: ZososPhoenix
originally posted by: Woodcarver
a reply to: AMNicks
You need a stronger imagination if you want to pretend your leaving your body.
Perception and perspective, dear friend.
You cannot say that people do not experience that, as you just have just your own experience to know that you cannot, nor would not try something like that or anything outside of the basic day to day. It's sort of like you here (please don't take any offence, it's not meant in a nasty way), you think you added to the ongoing conversation, and that's your perception - but to people here, it honestly don't seem like you did or can.
And what's the real difference in either situation?!
Well at least you admit you're probably just dreaming. maybe someone else would like to prove to the world that they are the real deal?
originally posted by: jellyrev
a reply to: Woodcarver
It's hard to prove dreaming
I've thought I got out twice. I couldn't confirm anything.
One time I was out except my third eye stuck.
Second time I got out onto the floor, was kneeling on the floor, the gravity/energy swirling was so intense that I could not stand up.
If I wasn't dreaming I havent gotten farther than 10 feet as it is.
It's a pain, gotta watch out for physically moving your body when you think you are floating.
I drink far too much caffeine most days now.
Some people might not want to show off their powers, but at least one special person in the world would showcase their gift for fame and fortune. And since their are no people coming forward proving they can read minds or astral project, it would behoove anyone to believe in these abilities. Not one serious magician ever?
originally posted by: CallmeRaskolnikov
a reply to: Woodcarver
most people i imagine are content with the truth their own experiences provide them first hand. and don't have to go on a crusade to "prove it to the world" because if someone doesn't believe you, who cares. they stay in the dark and you continue to explore the unknown.
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Well at least you admit you're probably just dreaming. maybe someone else would like to prove to the world that they are the real deal?
originally posted by: jellyrev
a reply to: Woodcarver
It's hard to prove dreaming
I've thought I got out twice. I couldn't confirm anything.
One time I was out except my third eye stuck.
Second time I got out onto the floor, was kneeling on the floor, the gravity/energy swirling was so intense that I could not stand up.
If I wasn't dreaming I havent gotten farther than 10 feet as it is.
It's a pain, gotta watch out for physically moving your body when you think you are floating.
I drink far too much caffeine most days now.