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1. Joyce ONeill

   October 20, 2008 | 2:34 pm

   

   Michael,
   I’m a lit­tle con­fused about what we are sup­posed to be com­ment­ing on. I have only watched video 1 and now I notice there are 13 of them. I am going to pre­sume that they fol­low Ingo’s expe­ri­ences pro­ject­ing, and paint­ing along as he ages. I’m not sure watch­ing the rest, although inter­est­ing, will illu­mi­nate much for me.

   I am getting/presuming/assuming that the bot­tom line here may be–is astral pro­jec­tion real? Well, if energy is what every­thing is made of, then why would it not be pos­si­ble to trans­form it, even if it’s you, into some­thing or some­where else? I’ll use ‘matrix’ as a word to explain the whole (wish we had a more pre­cise vocab­u­lary) and say that with the right formula/map/comprehension all kinds of amazing/ mind-blowing/unreal (to us now) doings and accom­plish­ments are pos­si­ble. I am not a sci­en­tist (although I find myself read­ing quan­tum physics lately) but I think I remem­ber from basic sci­ence classes that if thus and so is pos­si­ble then it fol­lows that this, this and this are also pos­si­ble? And that is science’s job, to prove or dis­prove? Now I’m prob­a­bly sound­ing incom­pre­hen­si­ble. Try­ing to express myself in unfa­mil­iar lan­guage on unfa­mil­iar ter­ri­tory. Ok, I’ll make it a ‘believe’ state­ment. I believe that yes, every­thing is made of energy and yes, it fol­lows that manip­u­lat­ing energy is pos­si­ble and that includes manip­u­lat­ing our­selves across time and space. How’s that???
   Joy

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2. Just the truth

   November 24, 2008 | 9:01 am

   

   I would like to add my com­ment on Out Of Body Expe­ri­ence to state the fact that it is true. I have had the priv­el­lege to expe­ri­ence this. I came home from work one night. I was severely exhausted. I took my shower like usual before climb­ing into bed but instead I passed out on the couch. As I started drift­ing to sleep I felt my feet start to rise. Think I might have been being messed with I woke up to see who was lift­ing my feet. No one was there. I decided it to be in my head cause of how tired I was and went back to sleep. Again I felt my feet start to rise and then my legs to where I felt I was in a teeter tot­ter posi­tion. I started to wake up and I my feet and leggs slowly started to come back down. When I decide I had enough I left myself sleep to see what would hap­pen and sure enough I felt my entire being rise towards the ceil­ing. I opened my eyes and I could see my body rest­ing in the posi­tion I had been lay­ing in when I went to sleep. I looked around the room and every­thing was in its place and I could Iden­tify every­thing and noth­ing was dif­fer­ent. I looked at the clocks time and recorded it to mem­ory. As I felt my self rise fur­ther, in a scared panic I tried to cry for help but only uttered a small sound from my mouth. Slowly but quickly I low­ered back towards my self regain­ing my con­scious­ness and as soon as my eyes opened I looked at the clock. The time was a minute ahead of what I read and I stayed up for an addi­tional two hours with the help of caffine. I was scared but I tell you the events are true. yes and out of body expe­ri­ence can hap­pen. unfor­tuneatly it never hap­pened again but because the state of mind I was in when I laid down to sleep was dif­fer­ent then usual, I believe cause the expe­ri­ence to hap­pen. I guess read up some more and you will find answers to your questions.

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3. Magic Powers

   February 7, 2009 | 9:39 pm

   

   Incred­i­ble. This is a won­der­ful web­site, please keep up the excel­lent work!

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4. Christine

   June 20, 2009 | 5:10 am

   

   I would actu­ally like some­one to email me about my expe­ri­ence as I am inter­ested in learn­ing what you think or if you can point me in the right direc­tion. Firstly, I am not sick nor was I sick or tired when this expe­ri­ence hap­pened. I was a sim­ply a 13-year-old girl on her way to school. I had just got out of my mom’s car and I was on my way to school when I heard the bell ring. At that moment the last thing I remem­ber “think­ing” is that I had to hurry up. But, that’s when the strangest thing hap­pened. All of a sud­den I felt dis­com­bob­u­lated, like no men­tal or phys­i­cal sense about me, almost nonex­is­tent as if I were some sort of zom­bie (not the peace­ful feel­ing some peo­ple claim). How­ever, a thought in my head told me I should run and I ran right out of my body. And, I ran effort­lessly, like on air until I noticed some­thing was odd, not wrong, just odd. I was oom­pletely comptent in my state of run­ning but some­thing (and I have no idea what it was) told me to stop and look back. When I looked back, my body…which was about 20 steps behind me, was stil­l­l­lll walk­ing to school. I real­ized, at that point, that my body was behind me (didn’t freak me out) and I decided to wait for it as I would prob­aby need it! As it got closer, some­thing pulled me back into it and I felt nor­mal again, com­plete and alert, all in one. Of course, after that expe­ri­ence, I thought about it all day and have always won­dered what that was all about. I still remem­ber it like it was yes­ter­day. I don’t really have an inter­est in astral travel but this expe­ri­ence made me believe that con­scous­ness can and will sep­a­rate from the body. Again, while I watched my body walk towards me, I knew that wasn’t right, but it didn’t feel abnor­mal because I was in a con­sious state. I was see­ing the world not through the eyes of my body, but through the eyes of my con­scious­ness (my body wasn’t watch­ing me, I was watch­ing it). Any­ways, I’ve always wanted to hear somebody’s opin­ion of that expe­ri­ence. Thank you.

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