I have written about some of my astral projection experiences on this blog. Mainly to share my experiences with those interested in the subject.
But there will always be the skeptic. The "Know Nothing" who thinks he knows everything and reaches his grand conclusion that because "he" hasn't experienced it, it must not be true. Essentially what this skeptic is doing is putting himself in a high pedestal and concluding that anything "he" hasn't experienced, or that cannot be "scientifically" measured to his liking, must not be true. And because he hasn't experienced astral projection nor has been able to measure it scientifically reaches the further erroneous conclusion that those who claim to have had astral projection experiences are having some sort of mind trip similar to those using LSD or some other type of hallucinogenic drug.
What an egocentric baffoon!
He questions why those people who are astral projecting aren't walking through physical walls with their astral body and witnessing crime scenes and helping the police.
What he seems to have missed is that those who are astral traveling are doing so with their ethereal body and are in a different dimension. It may be the astral counterpart of our physical world or it may be a foreign planet. But the person is in the astral, not the physical.
Just as people can't see the astral world with their physical eyes, people can't see the physical world with their ethereal eyes. And the astral world is just as solid to our ethereal body as our physical world is to our physical body.
Believe me, I have tried, and NO, I couldn't walk through an astral wall with my ethereal body. I bumped right onto the wall when I tried to walk through it. This is one of the reasons why that guy in my post "Jones Soda Bottles" dated April 17, 2017, said "What's up with you dude?" He had seen me walk onto the wall when I tried to walk through it, and then I began to chant "Klim Krishnaya Govindaya Gopijana Vallabhaya swaha."
So no, you can't walk through walls. The belief that you can walk through physical walls while astral projecting is an error made by "arm chair philosophers," those who have no practical experience but rely mainly on their "book smarts" to explain something they know nothing about.
He would have been much smarter if he had simply said he knew nothing about the subject than to try to explain something he knows nothing about.
Read his article here: https://www.livescience.com/27978-astral-projection.html
In "The Yellow Book" Samael Aun Weor writes "Gnostic students can place their physical body in the Jinn State and move consciously in hyperspace...When the body of a yogi is in hyperspace he is in Jinn State...He can pass through a boulder or a wall, from one side to the other, without damaging his body."
ReplyDeleteHere I add my personal conclusion based on my personal experience. I'm guessing that what he means is that the physical body, which is in the Jinn State, is going through physical boulders and walls which in the Jinn State do not exist. I doubt he would walk through boulders and walls of the Jinn State, those would be just as real as physical boulders and walls are to us in the physical world.
He also writes the following regarding theorists (armchair philosophers) "People who theorize neither practice, nor do they allow others to practice." and warns us to stay away from such people and to not discuss our practices publicly.
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