The Near Death Experience.
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Anyone who wants to "get to the other side" can do so without dying anyway. Astral travelling,or Out of Body Experiences can be learnt. I've done a little reading on the subject,and when my life's in a bit better order (apparently you have to have all yer shnizniss sorted out) I'm jumping right on that bad boy. I've tried a few times,and I can get close,I can feel that. Fear holds you back.
and don't worry,if and when I ever do this,you lot will be the first I tell to rip the piss out of me
I've had a few quite amazing / humblingly beautiful experiences doing relaxation / meditation type stuff in India. The boundary between me and the rest of the universe just seemed to melt away. The gentle tingling in my fingers and toes were my 'anchor', like the tips of a spider's legs hold it to the ceiling. Not sure what would happen had I decided to "let go"...
That's not how it works, sorry
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
HTH, etc.
It isn't an extraordinary claim though, is it?
What forms of energy are known that perpetually shift into each other?
Kinetic energy. Or movement. Like walking down the street and stuff. Genius, huh?
Intelligent energy?
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
Sounds like an advertising slogan for a solar power company. But a thought is insubstantial, needing energy for its creation but, like warmth, existing as a product of the particle motion that makes it seem warm.
Where's the counter argument after making a big song and dance about this, fogbat?
xes
F.O.A.D
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2001/06/28/tech/main298885.shtml
this is an interesting read for anyone who's interested.
this is an interesting read for anyone who's interested.
The Groke
hot hail/Paging Dr. Beat
Not sure what would happen had I decided to "let go"...
You would have pooped yourself and felt really silly and embarrassed.
fogbat
The Talibum
Just seen this.
But that's your argument, srsly?
Some handwaving waffle about walking?
Barking_Mad
Non sibi sed omnibus
I like the stories re: out of body experiences where people have floated above themselves and watched operations carried out on them.
That is uber cool.
That is uber cool.
Barking_Mad
Non sibi sed omnibus
Barking_Mad
Non sibi sed omnibus
it is cool,and hopefully it'll be science fact,if this research that's going on can find what it's looking for. That'd rattle some cages I can tell ya
I heard a woman explain how she had been in the middle of an operation and had floated out of her body. After she came round she had explained to the surgeon that she had seen him drop an instrument on the floor. The surgeon admitted he did but was amazed when she pointed it out where it fell and which instrument it was. She had no medical knowledge but described it perfectly, by all accounts.
I guess it's the same sort of thing as remote viewing, which i believe the army has dabbled with.
xes
F.O.A.D
Yeah,there's some interesting stuff going on with the mind at the moment. I've been trying for an OBE via meditation for a while now,though I've only actually tried it about 10 times. I've come close,and I know I have,cos I can feel myself leaving,but something prevents me from leaving (so far) I will crack it.
Just seen this.
But that's your argument, srsly?
Some handwaving waffle about walking?
Thanks for providing a solid argument to dispute my theory.
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golightly
Actively uneconomic
Prove that it isn't!
Prove that that Neil Armstrong didn't walk on the Moon in 1969.
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