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**occalmnab** · 01-03-2006, 05:24 PM

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to do a virtual reality projection into a computer screen image? RB describes how to do Virtual Reality projections in some detail, (ei setting up a poster with the right kind of light etc), but, wouldn't it be easier to do this with a computer screen? I would be nice if it were possible since I have tons of beautiful images I'd like to project to, like a blue clear beach where I could meditate. The possibilities and endless and you'd save a lot of $$$ by not buying the posters. Think about it, you could project to a beautiful Picasso or Michelangelo. Dare I dream that I could ask the Mona Lisa if she smiles or frowns? – Or look at the heavens from within Van Gogh’s Starry Night?

I've wanted to try this for a while but my projection skills are lousy and I'm afraid that if I try for one of these I will lose all memory of the OBE. However, what if instead of a relaxing image I choose a scary one, like in the middle of a storm. Would that send me back to my body with a good-enough scare to ensure I’ll remember? Is there any risk of injury/energy loss by doing this?

Alternatively, if the computer screen is too small (mine's a 17 inch) and you have a DVD burner you could burn a still pictures project to a DVD disk and play it on your TV.

Any thoughts?

01-03-2006, 05:24 PM	#1
occalmnab Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	Virtual Reality Projection Into a Computer Screen Hello, I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to do a virtual reality projection into a computer screen image? RB describes how to do Virtual Reality projections in some detail, (ei setting up a poster with the right kind of light etc), but, wouldn't it be easier to do this with a computer screen? I would be nice if it were possible since I have tons of beautiful images I'd like to project to, like a blue clear beach where I could meditate. The possibilities and endless and you'd save a lot of $$$ by not buying the posters. Think about it, you could project to a beautiful Picasso or Michelangelo. Dare I dream that I could ask the Mona Lisa if she smiles or frowns? – Or look at the heavens from within Van Gogh’s Starry Night? I've wanted to try this for a while but my projection skills are lousy and I'm afraid that if I try for one of these I will lose all memory of the OBE. However, what if instead of a relaxing image I choose a scary one, like in the middle of a storm. Would that send me back to my body with a good-enough scare to ensure I’ll remember? Is there any risk of injury/energy loss by doing this? Alternatively, if the computer screen is too small (mine's a 17 inch) and you have a DVD burner you could burn a still pictures project to a DVD disk and play it on your TV. Any thoughts?
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