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I'm not amused.
Good, because I'm not kidding.
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You can take my words with a grain of salt. I don't understand how you can say you're getting no results in one topic and give advice on the subjects you're having no results with.
Are you that forgetful to the hermetic principles of "As above, So below; as within, so without?" All things are analogues of one another. It is in realizing this that one achieves a sense of oneness. From this premise, by looking at any one single thing, one may come onto revelations of a seemingly unrelated thing. This is how divination starts!
My lack of ability to execute the actual deed of astral projection is one thing. I am not arguing the execution of the technique. I am openly admitting to not knowing how as to actually doing that.
It is the
nuances of interaction and sociological profile of the astral that seems to be debatable. You gave excellent information as to the execution of projection, but gave no real basis on why the astral seems to be as scary as a place as you make it out to be. Otherwise, the projection mechanics seem sound.
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I don't see any real questions here it just seems like you're trying to be funny by saying I'm contradicting myself.
Not my goal at all, friend! More often than not, when people
seemingly contradict themselves, it is because they leave out a bit of contextual nuance to help those who don't know. Otherwise, it goes over our heads!! (IMG:
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As above is below, we eat and nourish ourselves to stay in this world. I'm not going to verify your 'supernatural experience' for you, I'm just trying to warn people who are new and aid their progress.
Understood. Noted. Acknowledged. When I get there, I will conduct experiments myself, keeping your warnings in mind.
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I've found it to be a very bad idea to eat in any spirit world, you think you can go down there and be treated like a normal person which is ignorant on your part.
Are you asking if I think that way, or are you making that assumption for me?
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Usually Spirits of any nature are jealous of the ability to exist in the physical to the degree we do. They see it as an insult when we 'drop by' in the only form they're capable of, fully expecting them to amuse us.
Part in blue, I understand completely.
NOW that you put
that into context, it seems feasible that such dangers may arise on the astral, on the basis of jealousy and spite. This is the context that I was referring to earlier. Without a premise established before the fact, the listener/reader will just see inconsistencies. Thank you for giving me the bit I was looking for! (IMG:
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The red part... I'm not so sure about. Do astral beings really think that we see them as amusement?
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Also Spirits of the dead find living just as mysterious as we find death, thus creating problems.
Interpreted implied premise: Spirits of the dead inhabit the astral.
Counter premise: I always understood that spirits of the dead did not inhabit the astral per se, but rather one between the astral and the physical, like a -limbo- of sorts.
Also, what kind of problems may arise from a mutual sense of mysteriousness? Or did you mean to word your statement differently?
Again, I do not
by any means mean to mock! I am trying to honestly learn, and listen! As I said before, without stated premises before the fact, I get confused!
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Subtly, like a slight shimmer over the skin.
Almost like a galvanization? Like a weak voltage current through the skin?
This post has been edited by Xenomancer: Sep 19 2009, 10:43 PM