so is astral projection an actual thing or is it some kind of weird dream?
>is astral projection an actual thing or is it some kind of weird dream?
yes
>>17044054
/thread
>>17044054
literally the first thread i clicked on to avoid that image. it's been posted as the cover for 2 OPs now and giving me the spooks. nowhere is safe
>>17044044
i'd like to believe it's real
>>17044054
>>17046202
I made this
>>17046421
Nice
>>17044044
definitely an actual thing as far as the experience goes but as to whether you are literally leaving your body or if it just appears/feels/seems that way, I don't think we can really say.
>>17044044
It's a real experience but it's basically just lucid dreaming.
There's a Dream General now, please post this sort of stuff there, rather than making a new thread every time you want an answer
>>17038585
Astral projecting is not dreaming.
Dreaming is you exploring the etheric plane while Astral is the actually astral plane.
2 different things.
Etheric is your own plane that you create in your own consciousness.
While the astral is a spiritual realm created by source itself that can be entered by anyone who is willing to give time and practice.
>>17046631
They are both the same.
/x/ tried experimenting with this setting up a location for people to meet at.
It was all roleplaying with everyone confirming eachothers stories, even the ones made up just to bait them into saying it was true.
Neither. It's some bullshit that most people on this board roleplay about and some mentally convince themselves of.
>>17044044
>implying everything and anything isn't a dream
>are you dreaming now?
>biologically, you can't tell the difference between a dream and "real life"
it's all a dream man, albeit, a very persistent one
>>17047433
>>17046631
I believe this
>>17046421
god damn
>>17046515
>>17048359
Thanks
>>17046631
Why couldn't you reach that place from dreaming? Seems easier than sleep paralysis / lengthy meditaton...
BTW, meditation induced lucid dreaming hmm
Oh hey you know you can meditate in a lucid dream too, but not if you close our eyes (well it doesn't work for me)
>>17046571
Thanks
