Out of Body Experience
Out-of-body experience
Artist's depiction of the separation stage of an out-of-body experience, which often precedes free movement
ah xd interesting. i dont think i've ever had an oob, atleast not enough to call it one i guess. Maybe i'll try some things next time i trip. by Jan 9
I have had numerous OOB experiences. Some under the influence of various hallucinogens such as yopo, DMT, LSD, Ibogaine and even very strong cannabis, but also using certain lucid dreaming techniquesand once after a very serious injury. The most powerful however was with the DMT and the Ibogaine: http://bit.ly/fe0O2f and here: http://bit.ly/fz4i8x by Jan 9
Depends on what is meant by out of body experiance, but I think I have something like it on shrooms, and in dreams and once immediatly after wakeing up....I attributeit to psychological and not spiritual factors, when I describe it to myself. by Jan 9
has anyone here achieved this? by Jan 8
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By Ryan Hurd Reprinted with permission of Dream Studies , a site for Lucid Dreamers
I agree w/AE, life is about curiosity and how it shapes our being. W/O this curiousity we would find the day-to-day journey quitemundane and w/o color, taste, smell or touch. by merlin112 Apr 26
I wish I could say that I have experienced it myself! I'm a little scared & I dont have friends that have the same interests! :( by dr.kitty Apr 25
I would have to watch it again to see what you mean, but I pearl many things I don't agree with entirely... just things that pique my interests. by a.e.woods Apr 24
Interesting perspective ... Holds some merit on some level, but not all .... the process itself for example? by merlin112 Apr 24
answer to rossbury:
about random or on purpose-
in books of Elya Prygogine (on theory of chaos) he says that some of the events or process which seem to be random are in fact driven by so many causes that it makes their evolution impossible for us to calculate so we think it is random ! by j8391 Apr 22
Once we start asking our selves how far do we have to davel in the pedantics of human (trinary syntaxial sociology)^ (complex)* do we realise they wouldnt be the best judge if they needed an upgrade them selves by jwasko777 Jun 19
It comes from experience with intent, watching the shifting perception, going with the perception, and then taking the lessons with a magnifying glass, checking if they were valid or not. Don't take these with a light hearted approach, don't take everything so seriously either.
I feel the best question for yourself is; Is everything random? or Is everything on purpose, for your benefit? It's an all or nothing belief, its how you see the Universe. It's taken a while for me, but once your comfortable in your waters, its great :D just float on, down the river my fellow travelers by rossbusby Apr 10
Cool , brings up the idea of concise drug effects , reactions etc. Be great to go into detail about each . Refined down to simple facts . Then leading to listings of more lax descriptions of personal experiances . by mirlen101 Apr 9
These medicinces are best to remove ourselves from our EGO, shifting our perception so we may view it in a manner that is not our own. Medicines can alter you specific manners that can give optimal cures.
LSD breaks down our reality, forcing us to rebuild from the basics, we guide our 'trip', controlling what we wish to gain perspective on.
Mushrooms alter our reality, showing further insight and information we normally cannot percieve, the trip comes to us, we are shown what we need to.
MDMA helps with opening ourselves, we are receptive, we are expressive, we gain further insight of love and childlike wonder.
MDAI is new, its MDMA without the rush, use for meditation and 'quiet' internal perspectives, easier to remember, less physical fatigue, I feel this can force us to progress, sometimes causing 'trouble' which we will grow from having to address. (slips of tongue)
Be careful of abuse, 21 day waiting periods between sessions with synthetics. Do not hurt yourselves by abuse. by rossbusby Apr 9
I hope you achieve what you want. I needed the drugs to show me an alternative because I was so strait. Yes, strait.
My ontology is made up of energy, information and consciousness. So everything you want fits into my view as possible. Go for it! by pauljacobson Apr 8