Can someone answer my question! ASTRAL Inside

**GeckoLoco** · 11-15-2017 06:17 PM

Are astral projections real? or are they simply some vivid lucid dreams.

I mean, the whole process for astral projecting sounds like a WILD for me. Can someone write here the main difference between astral projection/doing the Wild? It really confuses me, because I find that the process to astral projection is almost identhical as doing the wild technic except for a few things.

I would be really gratefull if someone could explain this to me. Because as I see it, astral projection is nothing else than a common induced lucid dream. Thx!

**LighrkVader** · 11-16-2017 07:23 PM

What is real and not real depends who you ask. How do you decide who to trust? We tend to put our faith in whoever agree with us. Or believe whatever explanation fits inside our current world view so we won't have to change it.

If you want comfirmation, head over to reddit.com/r/luciddreaming. It is full of people who are unversed in epistemology. They will tell you that you are absolutely correct, AP is no doubt WILD. (I have love for /r/luciddreaming and post there quite a lot, don't get me wrong)

The only way to really find out what you can and can't do is to actually try it yourself. Perform your own little case study. The results will only be on the form "I did this under these circumstances, this happened" It will only be relevant to you in the situation you were in when you tried and should not be used as a rule for the whole . But thats enough if you ask me.

As you move into these territories, your best friend is a solid foundation in epistemology. A person who has internalized epistemological philosophies into the way he sees the world can safely thread the far-out topics and states of mind others stay away from out of fear. And he can do it without false judgement and without getting played like a fool. It also gives you a proper and much deeper understanding of what science really is, as well as it's inherent but often ignored limitations.

**LabyrinthDreams** · 11-16-2017 11:47 PM

Well it exists in Surreality, which is more important than Reality anyways.

**GeckoLoco** · 11-18-2017 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by LighrkVader

What is real and not real depends who you ask. How do you decide who to trust? We tend to put our faith in whoever agree with us. Or believe whatever explanation fits inside our current world view so we won't have to change it.

If you want comfirmation, head over to reddit.com/r/luciddreaming. It is full of people who are unversed in epistemology. They will tell you that you are absolutely correct, AP is no doubt WILD. (I have love for /r/luciddreaming and post there quite a lot, don't get me wrong)

The only way to really find out what you can and can't do is to actually try it yourself. Perform your own little case study. The results will only be on the form "I did this under these circumstances, this happened" It will only be relevant to you in the situation you were in when you tried and should not be used as a rule for the whole . But thats enough if you ask me.

As you move into these territories, your best friend is a solid foundation in epistemology. A person who has internalized epistemological philosophies into the way he sees the world can safely thread the far-out topics and states of mind others stay away from out of fear. And he can do it without false judgement and without getting played like a fool. It also gives you a proper and much deeper understanding of what science really is, as well as it's inherent but often ignored limitations.

Thank you for this excellent reply.