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|    David Mitchell to Socs    |
|    Re: Skeptical about really being able in    |
|    19 Aug 05 09:57:22    |
      From: david@edenroad.demon.co.uk              On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 19:04:38 -0700, Socs wrote:              > I don't suppose anybody here can at will interact with the physical world       > while out of body? If so, why the virtually scant documentation on it?              There have been the occasional poster who claimed to be able to do this;       but, of course, we have only their word for it ;-)              In "Journey's Out of The Body", Monroe claimed to have pinche a woman on       her ribcage hard enough to bruise; but, of course, we have only their word       for it ;-)              > And why can't it be validated definitively?              It could be, easily.       Strange that it hasn't, isn't it?              > Also, wouldn't the rate of identity thefts rise tremendously and in       > proportion to the number of people who master this practice? Wouldn't the       > rate of solved crimes increase tremendously? Wouldn't secret board of       > directors meetings and meetings among world leaders be subject to       > eavesdropping that current technology and tactics would not be able to       > prevent? Basically, it would be a license to know whatever you want to       > know however you want to know it. And this knowledge would turn you into       > somebody tremendously powerful beyond what anybody without this skill       > would be able to obtain.              Yes. All this is true, and more.              > It would       > give you the power to control people in ways that some megalomaniacs can       > only dream about. My point is that the power to truly interact with the       > physical world while astrally projecting at will is so powerful that it       > seems unreal.              IMO, that's because it is.              >       > I've heard that the reason why this doesn't happen is because the theory       > is that people are generally good              Bwahahahahaha!              People are _not_ generally good.       Look what happens when societal constraints are removed: within hours you       see looting, within days rapine and murder is common (look at what       happened to the peaceful little countries of Yugoslavia and Rwanda as       chilling examples).              > I don't ask this out of disrespect for those who practice astral       > projection, but my skepticism abounds.              Good. Keep it up.              FWIW, there are any number of (IMO, completely feeble) explanations for       why the "physical world" projectors interact with is not _this_ physical       world.              Generally they say that they are interacting with the "etheric       counterparts" of the real world, or somesuch (I vaguely recall one poster       saying, presumably with a straight face, that his sofa had a different       vibrational frequency to the rest of his house, and so didn't appear when       he projected).              How we laughed.              --       =======================================================================       = David --- If you use Microsoft products, you will, inevitably, get       = Mitchell --- viruses, so please don't add me to your address book.       =======================================================================              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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