[jeargefef]

Today we were driving back from Orlando (I wasn't driving) and I decided to close my eyes and do a bit of energy work in the car. Now, when I do e.work in the car I usually don't ground because it seems like 'if I'm moving, I'm not planted...' I know, I know, silly... So I closed my eyes and did my usual without grounding. Then I proceeded to go into the hypno state. It was easy because I was sleepy, so I started out with my tunnel-blob effect. Then after a while I started to see blue lines in front of me (perpendicular to me)- as if I was traversing a field of blue lines, like I suppose ley lines would look like. After a bit I began to see 'sorta like' the drawing on the Astral Dynamics book (now it was a grid I was going through), but with very little detail as I was going through them very fast. When I realized what they looked like it startled me right out of and I 'woke up'. Plus, we got on the exit to home and weren't going forward anymore and it messed with my sense of movement through space.

[Biradallo]

Is the picture on the book supposed to be an astral realm, or just a picture? I keep popping into the picture on one of my oracle cards. It happens all the time. Apparently my guide thinks I need to hang out in the Enchantment card and spend some time with a unicorn as I make my way to a castle by the sea.

It was whispered in my ear one day (by my guide?) that Imagination is a slip into another dimension. Maybe everything that artists create is already existing in the astral realms, and the artist is merely tapping into that. (As an artist, I take exception to that! ) All paranormal activity activates the same side of the brain that artists use, so it makes sense to me. I think I just answered my own question. Nevermind.

[CibQueersejer]

It was whispered in my ear one day (by my guide?) that Imagination is a slip into another dimension. Maybe everything that artists create is already existing in the astral realms, and the artist is merely tapping into that. (As an artist, I take exception to that! ) All paranormal activity activates the same side of the brain that artists use, so it makes sense to me. I think I just answered my own question. Nevermind.

During the trial of Joan of Arc, it was accused that she only heard God speaking to her "in her imagination". Her response was something that will resonate for a LOT of people:

“Well how else would God speak to me if not through my imagination?”