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**Misiotoagodia** · 10-02-2006, 04:54 AM

Daniel...opening paragraph of chapter 7, AD

"Let's define an objective experience as one in which perceptions are gained directly through the physical body senses, and a subjective experience as perceptions gained or affected by mind or imagination. In those terms, when dealing with out-of-body experience, everything is subjective."

Page 354 of same book covers (in detail - too much to copy here) the problem of projecting to a place if you don't have a previous memory of it. Basically, you can create an imaginative astral 'copy' of the location but it won't be the 'real' thing.

Off course, they're the opinions of one man. I haven't projected yet so I tend to trust his word more than most - mainly because he's straight-up about it all

10-02-2006, 04:54 AM	#31
Misiotoagodia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 610 Senior Member	Daniel...opening paragraph of chapter 7, AD "Let's define an objective experience as one in which perceptions are gained directly through the physical body senses, and a subjective experience as perceptions gained or affected by mind or imagination. In those terms, when dealing with out-of-body experience, everything is subjective." Page 354 of same book covers (in detail - too much to copy here) the problem of projecting to a place if you don't have a previous memory of it. Basically, you can create an imaginative astral 'copy' of the location but it won't be the 'real' thing. Off course, they're the opinions of one man. I haven't projected yet so I tend to trust his word more than most - mainly because he's straight-up about it all
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