[ForGodsSake]

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Soon, very soon you will awake in an entirely new surroundings. With golden fiery views and scenes of eternal damnation and torture. And it wont be no dream neither.

[Evil bunny]

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Sometimes I try to keep myself awake for many days without sleep or napping. The extreme tiredness can help to induce a trance state and it is possible to experience astral travel and leave the physical body. Of course then I sleep REALLY well!

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

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I've been working really hard on my artwork while going to art school. I try to paint the images that I see in my dreams, so some of my stuff is pretty far out.

I like to stay up for days too! I find that my artwork takes on a new life when I'm extremely tired. Sometimes I travel outside my body and then paint the things I see while I'm out there.

Here's a link to my portfolio. It has a lot of my current artwork and some of my older stuff, too;

http://synestheticstudios.com/index.htm

[JennyD]

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You don't think that a Christian would be able to experience something like this?

I've already told you, repeatedly, that anyone can dream.

Dreaming has nothing to do with either telekinesis or astral projection. It's just your brain either sorting out the day's events, or you fantasizing about what you want to do with Brother Temperance. He's not into it, so stop thinking those things!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I've been working really hard on my artwork while going to art school. I try to paint the images that I see in my dreams, so some of my stuff is pretty far out.

I like to stay up for days too! I find that my artwork takes on a new life when I'm extremely tired. Sometimes I travel outside my body and then paint the things I see while I'm out there.

Here's a link to my portfolio. It has a lot of my current artwork and some of my older stuff, too;
http://synestheticstudios.com/index.htm

I have two questions for you.

1. Are you a homer?

2. I don't see any pictures of Jesus in there.

3. Are you on the drugs? That would explain all this wild crazy dream talk.

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

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I have two questions for you.

1. Are you a homer?

No, are you? I assume you are referring to homosexual? Can't you type right? Just because I am an artist you think I'm a fag?

2. I don't see any pictures of Jesus in there.

I'm not a Jesus artist.

3. Are you on the drugs? That would explain all this wild crazy dream talk.

I've done drugs, and yes, they can lead you to a higher state of conciousness. Still, these are the things I see, so I draw them.

[StarrKingGrad]

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Astral projection is a widely reported phenomenon, and is no way related to the devil. Devil? Are you serious? Probably a lot of people would consider their astral trip closer to a divine experience. You religious fundamentals just attack anything you don't understand. I'm sure if you learned more about astral projection you wouldn't be so against it.

What a breath of fresh air! I astrally projected the first time last week, with some of the members of my Unitarian Universalist congregation. We saw dolphins swimming in the ocean, aliens from a civilization far advanced from our own, the Battle of Waterloo (I never want to see bloodshed like that again), a glimpse of humanity far in the future (good news! our descendents will have a bright future, one without war or poverty), things that just blew my mind.

Well, I guess I don't have any proof or evidence of astral projection. It's just something I've experienced, so I guess I believe in it. It's not a religion or anything, it's just a type of experience.

That's the best proof of all! If only the True Christians would at least try to expand their minds, think of what they could accomplish!

Reading this nonsense is making me tired! These dreams of yours have nothing to do with "astral projection", and even less with the topic of this thread -- telepathic communication.

I've never read anyone's mind, but some of the pagans in my congregation are remarkably good at discerning people's thoughts. Tell the truth, it gets a little creepy at times, but it's way, way cool.

Incidentally, Dreamboy, were you aware that this is a Christian Church forum?

Well, now, that all depends on how you define Christian.

Sorry for wasting your time. I think this subject is really interesting. I was reading about telekenesis when I thought about this.

You're not wasting their time, Palmer. Landover needs to open its eyes to new experiences, and new, non-linear, non-causal ways of knowing. All of creation is linked by a web, and I belive that those who practice telekinesis, astral projection, telepathy, and the rest are merely using untapped resources in their brains to tap into that web.

You don't think that a Christian would be able to experience something like this?

An enlightened Christian, open to new experiences, can.

I have two questions for you. 1. Are you a homer?

What a shock. Mention Catholics, dancers, artists, jewelers (doubly damned as gay and as Jews), hairdressers, or actors, and somebody at Landover will chime in with a comment about homosexuality. Well, True Christians, there are a lot of Catholics, dancers, artists, jewelers, hairdressers, and actors who are homosexual. There are a lot of virtually every group that are homosexual. There are even homosexual members of the Landover Baptist Church (yes, I have been in touch with some of them, and no, my lips are sealed). There are homosexuals everywhere! Some of them can even astrally project! Isn't it wonderful?

[Sionisx2]

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I've been absent from Landover for awhile because I just wanted to take a break, and upon reading this thread I just wanted to get my two cents in.

What a shock. Mention Catholics, dancers, artists, jewelers (doubly damned as gay and as Jews), hairdressers, or actors, and somebody at Landover will chime in with a comment about homosexuality. Well, True Christians, there are a lot of Catholics, dancers, artists, jewelers, hairdressers, and actors who are homosexual. There are a lot of virtually every group that are homosexual. There are even homosexual members of the Landover Baptist Church (yes, I have been in touch with some of them, and no, my lips are sealed). There are homosexuals everywhere! Some of them can even astrally project! Isn't it wonderful?

You'd be surprised at what gets tossed around on these forums, any developing technology (e.g. nano-tech) and modular tech are shunned on, people fear what they don't understand (appears to be the case, anyway).

Really though, what do you think Landover...ians? would've thought of electricity when it was being developed? (had Landover been founded before that invention) Probably the same viewpoints some of you have now on today's developing tech.

Just so no one gets the wrong ideas, I detest astral projection.

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

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Just so no one gets the wrong ideas, I detest astral projection.

What is it that you hate about this experience? If you suddenly found yourself experiencing it would you detest yourself?

Once I had an experience where I was out-of-body and was able to travel around the world and have an encounter with a friend from another country who is also able to experience astral travel. It was short lived, but invigorating, and later when we wrote to each other we were able to confirm the experience was shared. It was difficult to comprehend, that's why it seems so mystical.

It's really tough to study this phenomena other than from anecdotal accounts, so I expect you to be incredulous, but that doesn't disprove these experiences I and others share.

How do you know that when you're dreaming that you're not sharing your dream state with other co-dreamers?

[JennyD]

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What is it that you hate about this experience? If you suddenly found yourself experiencing it would you detest yourself?

You're truly an imbecile.

I detest the experience of washing my car. That doesn't mean I detest MYSELF while I wash my car!

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

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You're truly an imbecile.

I detest the experience of washing my car. That doesn't mean I detest MYSELF while I wash my car!

He didn't state that he hated astral travel, he was implying that people who promote it should be shunned.

You have stated that you hate homosexuals, right? If you found yourself in a homosexual situation, would you hate yourself?

[JennyD]

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He didn't state that he hated astral travel, he was implying that people who promote it should be shunned.

Really?

Just so no one gets the wrong ideas, I detest astral projection.

You have stated that you hate homosexuals, right? If you found yourself in a homosexual situation, would you hate yourself?

No, I haven't. In fact, I've stated the exact opposite.

It's a shame you're not half as clever as you like to think you are . . . if you were, you might be qualified for use as a doorstop.

[Sionisx2]

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Really?

if you were, you might be qualified for use as a doorstop.

I'm ashamed Sister JennyD! How dare you get his hopes by suggesting one day he may be useful enough to be a doorstop? *chuckle* Next thing you know he's going to retort by posting how successful he is at life and his abundant material possessions.

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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I've been absent from Landover for awhile because I just wanted to take a break, and upon reading this thread I just wanted to get my two cents in.

And thank You, Jesus, that You brought this soul back home safe. I noticed you were gone, Sionis, and was worried that you were being held in Thailand, doped up on opium, and rented out to filthy sex tourists from Germany. I'm happy to see this didn't happen.

[Sionisx2]

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While that would be quite the experience (albeit horrible) That is indeed not the case. (Doesn't Germany have a lot of couples that "swing"? or is that France... ) In any case, work and college took up most of my previous online time, but now I'm back so... yeah. Enjoy my antics