What is Your Opinion on Astral Projection -The Poll

[waffles]

Science is a method, not a belief system. You can conduct yourself scientifically in metaphysics, magick or parapsychology. When you shun 'science', you're making a mistake. What you probably mean to reject is the psychological viewpoint, since this is what explicitly rejects the idea that tulpas are magickal brings. Instead you are rejecting rational methodology in rejecting science as a whole, since 'science' does not imply a belief system poised against magick, but rather the scientific method.

[MisterTelecaster]

let's keep this civil, guys

[Christopher Bane]

 

I was shit on in the research forum, so I guess I am shitting back. He uses words like "tests" and "results". Those words infer science. Secondly, since when is "bullshit" a complementary word? Or a respectful word? He didn't say astral projection was the shit, he said it was bullshit. I am just following your rules. If you slap me, then I slap back. That's how this outfit works right? I am just trying to fit in.

 

He was only calling astral projection bullshit, which is basically one of the poll options anyway.

[Sands]

I am so sad this thread was deleted, it had my best 1000th post in it. Anyways, enjoy your Enoch being Enoch, never fails to crack me up. He sure showed us guys, better pack our stuff and kill our tuppers for we can in no way be on his level.

[Enoch327]

Science is a method, not a belief system. You can conduct yourself scientifically in metaphysics, magick or parapsychology. When you shun 'science', you're making a mistake. What you probably mean to reject is the psychological viewpoint, since this is what explicitly rejects the idea that tulpas are magickal brings. Instead you are rejecting rational methodology in rejecting science as a whole, since 'science' does not imply a belief system poised against magick, but rather the scientific method.

 

Just for that I am going back into the research forum and write something airy fairy. I have been working with tulpas for 15 plus years. So yes maybe I am a little arrogant about it.

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I actually like science. I read all kinds of quantum physics stuff. I never knew their were limits on tulpas until I came here. You guys say "that can't happen" and when I say "I did that five years ago." you guys say prove it. And I have no proof. Because we are dealing with something that can't be proved. It is like trying to prove prayer. It can always be explained away by another factor that was not part of the study. I have a tulpa that helped me avoid a car wreck. How the heck can I prove that? So maybe we should come up with a section for people who just want to share ideas. In my posts here I have sought to be respectful. I say things like "I don't see how that can happen, but give it a shot." Plus I am limiting my posts in "hard facts" sections of this board. I did not come for doubtful disputations, but only to share ideas. And if I can upset your apple cart, then maybe it is time to check the chassis.

[glitchthe3rd]

15 years, huh? Tell us more.

[waffles]

And I have no proof. Because we are dealing with something that can't be proved. It is like trying to prove prayer. It can always be explained away by another factor that was not part of the study.

 

Hold on, you've made some pretty wild claims. Let's briefly examine a post you made in Research:

 

I have sent my tulpas into the past (they can gather information-they can not change the past.) I have sent my tulpas into the future. They tell me there is not one future but 3 or 4 most likely futures that are vying for reality. I have sent my tulpas into the akashic records to get information. In fact one of my tulpas has his Phd in psychology because that knowledge exists in the akashic records.

 

Right, so, if your tulpas can travel to the future, then why don't you make a few predictions. What will next week's lottery numbers be (or all the possibilities)? Who'a going to die next week? There are countless examples of information that would support your claims.

 

And the akashic records. Well, to the best of my knowledge, they're records with all the information in existence. Why you would choose to glean from them information that is more or less freely available is beyond me, but perhaps you could use this new-found omniscience to, maybe, tell us what next week's lottery numbers are. Or, as I said, what various members of the forums had for dinner last night exactly. Again, the possibilities are endless for evidence.

[Sands]

No no man, he's not as greedy as we are! He's above our level, so he doesn't do selfish things like that.

[Splooshie123]

You do know you're never going to get a concrete answer to your request, right?

[SilverRevlis]

That's why I dislike the whole magic thing as opposed to psionics. Both make stupid outrageous claims, however at least psionics make an attempt to prove or disprove its outrageous claims.