Re: astral projection can a blind person do it?
Hi there all:
As for whether or not astral projection is possible, my take is that it isn't so much whether a person can do it, but whether we remember doing it, since many of its proponents claim, and I believe personally, that we all do it whenever we go to sleep.
I'm no expert on it, but I've done it enough times that although it can be disconcerting to a beginner due to the unexpected sensory experiences that precede it, it will if nothing else change how you see yourself and will make you question what you thought you know about reality.
There are, as has been said, lots of methods for getting to that place where you can induce it consciously, but one thing to note about visualization.
Most sighted people can't visualize any better then we can, so a more apt term might be to imagine, but that suggests that something doesn't exist so may also have it's own subconscious block, so it may be necessary to create one's own terminology to make it past that block.
I tend to go with the Monroe concept of astral projection being more a shift of awareness rather then the spirit popping out of the body and I don't think you can take over another's body, and if I am wrong and someone's occasionally taken over mine, well I do hope they had fun with it and drove it responsiblyh...
Just kidding.
Take care all... happy travels!
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