Hello Legend,
Legend writes: I recently experienced a similar anomaly myself, and was curious if anyone else has. [/b]
Please do elaborate!
Robert Monroe's writings were some of the first which helped me to put things into perspective regarding OBE/LD. By the way, how did you manage to meet Mr. Joe McMoneagle? Interesting
I have had OBE experiences validated by remotely viewing an object. On the occasions I accomplished this task, I did so with another individual. Meaning, they would select a random object and set it on display in their environment.
I was always told, in general terms, where the object would be located - i.e., in the bedroom on a table, on a window sill by the door, etc. On the first few occasions, I could enter their environment, but somehow projected my own imagery into such, and hence, could not locate the object.
I discovered that I needed to restrain my own imagery during OBE, so that it did not "overlay" the environment which I was viewing. Easier said than done. It took quite a duration before I could manage such restraint.
I then was able to enter the environment and view the object, but another difficulty presented itself. I could ascertain the properties of the object and general qualities - such as color, texture, usage, and shape. But, I could not right-out name the object itself. Again, I was frustrated and realized that I was trying to over analyze the object.
Finally, and this has only occurred on 3 occasions - I was able to view the object and report my finding, accurately. Very interestingly, to me, on those occasions, I was able to ascertain the object prior to the visit. Meaning, "on the way" to the environment. Then, upon reaching the object, I validated my own perception.
I never expected this to occur, but it led me to believe that in addition to the applications of OBE and Remote Viewing, that Psychometry comes into play with these tasks. But, this again, is only my opinion from my personal experience.
If you are interested in testing your ability to Remote View via OBE, I believe http://apsabre.com/ provides a community of individuals who do just that.
~Deja
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