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Originally Posted by themaster  Her response wasn't that bad 
LOA is made of personal accounts.. is that obviously not real??
Let me ask you Pyper900 if you have a theory that brings together everything in the world to make sense without insisting that anything and everything in the world is illogical or lies??
(because you know your science buddy's don't, for they would have to quantify millions of prayers, millions of ufo siting's, millions of remembered past lives and the list goes on and ON and OONNN..)
I know your answer it is = to a NO
I on the other hand claim said answer.. I don't have to read your url to know it's all about skepticism and enforcing a reality of skepticism..
This brings up a question I too have about AP.. can you consult/have conversations with guides/teachers in astral? |
It would be easier to respond if you 1) made sense and 2) stayed on topic.
If you refuse to accept that in order for one to relay their experiences in astral projection, one can only use verbal testimony to do so; as astral projection is entirely subjective and internal, and as such that testimony is both equally as fallable as human memory and entirely anecdotal in nature, then this discussion is already moot, for you subscribe to fantasy and wish-thinking, and no amount of logic and/or reason will dissuade you of that belief.
Phenomenon such as ghost sightings, UFO's, mythical creatures and anything else you want to throw in there (including dreams) are both prevalent enough throughout our collective cultures and are each quantifiable in their own rights. In my learned opinion, astral projection is the only phenomena that defies ALL attempts to document and measure.
With all due respect to Erin, what she calls false claims, are actually not. Anyone who chooes to actually
read the article can see that no false arguments were made. In fact, the arguments presented are based on -the ever uncommon- common sense.
The issue that could be taken is the drawn correlation between near death experience and astral projection, however, this is documented and cited from an accepted source.