astral projection

The major cause of skepticism toward metaphysical occurrences or abilities is the lack of proof. Several studies have been conducted. However, most of them prove inconclusive. In an experiment conducted by Dr. Russel Targ and James Randi of Stanford Institute, Ingo Shwann and Harold Sherman claimed to have traveled in space. They claimed they traveled to planets in the solar system before any spacecraft had traveled that far

. Their claims were compared to the findings of Mariner 10. According to the results, forty percent of the claims were false. Only one in sixty-five of the claims were facts that could not be found in research books. This data could not be interpreted either as for or against the validity of the claims, since thought can affect the astral plane.(Goodin 12)

When one astral projects, he or she travels on the astral plane. According to Matt Holmes, “ the subject’s thoughts create the reality of the experience.” There are also theories that when someone has negative feelings, negative entities are attracted. In the astral plane, there are beings that do not exist on the physical plane. Some people say that a traveler has no chance of being harmed. Others claim that projection can be dangerous. The people with more knowledge on the subject believe it to be as safe as dreaming.(Goodin 32)

People believe in astral projection for many reasons. Some people merely want there to be more than what people know. The idea of other planes excites them as well as the chance that they can be visited. Others have personal experience with leaving the body, such as in near death experiences. Astral projection could be mer

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