Cooperative Astral Projection Exchanges Of Physical Bodies. Options

I came across a yahoo group recently. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vehicletransference/

I was reading a couple of the articles and it seems to me that the writer knows enough about the subject that it may be possible. Essentially, you would have to have two people who are cooperative about the project, both being able to perform astral projection. Using special techniques they exchange their connections to their bodies and enter the new body.

What I'd suggest is that interested people who have experience in astral projection have a look at the filed articles. The one or two at the top of the file list seem to contain the essentials. I don't want to post someone else's articles without their permission, but yahoo groups are easy to join.

From what I can see the theory seems to hold together, but theory is only one part of the workability of something of this sort. The idea itself seems unbelievable so I seem to have trouble getting my head around the possibility that it might work. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/compress.gif) I'm not sure whether it actually has been done or not. For one thing, finding someone whom you know who both has the skill or ability to astrally project and who is willing to exchange bodies seems rare. I figured that you guys would be able to give me a reality check and I value your input, especially some of the more senior members. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/help.gif)


Hey if it does work then it might be another option for people who feel that they were born the wrong gender. Match them up with someone else of the opposite sex who has the same issue and teach them to do it. lol There are probably other possibilities for temporary or permanent exchanges if you think about it.

interesting.
I've got to try this.

Personally I am frightfully good at getting into someone's head while they're in their body, which is different than what we're talking about here, but contains many similar things to what you mention about mental states, memories, thoughts, emotions, etc. Personally I've found that it's not that difficult to insulate yourself from these effects. Basically I subdivide my own energy body such that there is a portion of self which is 'very' empathic, and very "uncentered", so that it will more or less automatically mirror anything you put it near, and create a sympathetic empathic connection, or a sort of 'entrainment'. But this portion of self is subdivided from the greater whole by a membrane which filters out external influences. So you can basically be simultaneously intensely 'synced' with someone, and basically impassive and unaffected by them. I originally thought of it as a sort of universal adapter for connecting with others. I don't even consciously think about it anymore, its reflexive. And it provides very 'amped up' (yet completely controlled) empathy.

I don't know if that sort of thing would be useful for what you're talking about though. It is a different situation & all. It just struck me as having some similarities, and I kinda thought that perhaps something along the lines of my 'universal adapter' might work to negate the drawbacks you mention in your method. without trying it out, it would be hard to say if it would be of any use in your astral swapping method. I can say that a very very deep empathic connection can be tuned to become rather domineering, which leans towards topics like mental influence, mesmerism, hypnosis, possibly even possession. This dominant posturing tends to override the other person's mental & emotional input into the shared resonant connection. I dunno, it just seems intuitively kinda related & similar to me, and I can't help wondering if some of the skills aren't interchangeable between what I'm good at and what you're good at.

One thing you didn't bring up, but which came to mind while pondering your method... what about the traces of yourself which you might leave behind in the other? I realize that this would be less personally relevant than the influences their physical brain might have on you, but surely there is some reciprocal side effects to consider as well?

This post has been edited by Kath: Dec 17 2009, 02:39 PM