I think everyone has an astral projection experience at least once during their lifetimes but I'm unsure if the phenomenon could also be considered lucid dreaming. It happens to me at least twice a month and it's always completely bizarre yet the events are always the same:

I "dream" I put my hands in a meditative position and then cross one leg in the air, then lift my other leg into it. I am now levitating. Then I seemingly have free will to move around my room but I never had a courage to leave it. I always get afraid I might float away into nothingness or something.

The last time this happened I noticed objects in my room were missing or mixed with other furniture from a past timeline. Objects started rattling and my blinders on my window went crazy but at the same time it wasn't that scary. I guess I'm just rambling at this point but I don't really know what to make of these experiences. They just seem strange to me.

It's fake.

Most of that is what I've heard. I've become decently good at lucid dreaming, I can almost do it every sleep, but I've had my skepticism about AP. Still thinking of trying. Thanks for your input.

>>17828087
It depends on where you astral project to. It sounds like >>17828112 projected to an astral version of the Earth, for example. The astral is a wide and diverse place, and your attitude plays a role in what you experience.

>>17828087

This video will explain everything.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lnyStz0W98

My main goal is to experience something I've never experienced before. Something that is mind-altering. I know that sounds extremely dumb and not specific, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

>>17828160
Search DMT.

What does redpill mean, quick explanation anyone?

Redpill is reference to The Matrix movie. Take the red pill to know truth, blue pill to continue on in oblivious ignorance.

>>17828296
Also if you take the red pill you can never undo it. I like referring to it as that simpsons episode where homer takes/puts back a crayon in his brain.