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# Re: Its like Im looking through a Fish eye Lens

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: Its like Im looking through a Fish eye Lens
- From: "bigimpact2003" <bigimpact2003@...>
- Date: Thu, 04 Nov 2004 08:49:53 -0000
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    Hi Louis,

    In Astral Projection, it is a combination of both. The fisheye effect
    comes from the fact that when in a less discrete body you are no
    longer experiencing visual information from the fixed point of your
    eyes, but "interfacing" a general perception of energy from parts of
    you that have been developed during earlier stages of the work. A good
    trick to get used to this is to "swap" your point of consciousness to
    directly behind where you were focussed on, so instead of turning you
    kind of swoosh through your own head and "interface" with this
    different prespective on you new focus point; it's very good for
    coordination an dbeing able to re-focus mental projection quickly when
    in an immersive environment.

    At the same time, the amount of fisheye, the general clarity of OBE
    and what else you can percieve whilst doing OBE (Some find it hard to
    read characters or focus on smaller elements like fingers earlier on)
    depend purely on your experience within a consciously controlled OBE
    environment. As always, do it some more and see how your amount of
    fisheye changes over time!

    Regards,

    Mark

    --- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "loumade_1999"
    <loumade_1999@y...> wrote:
    >
    > This has never occurred to me before but in astral projection, it
    > seems that I am perceiving things as if I am looking at them through
    > a fish eye lens on a camera where the center is focused and then it
    > gets grainy and then white near the peripheral edges. Does this
    > happen this way because I am trying to perceive some sort of sight
    > through a more common frame of reference like actual eyesight or is
    > this just the way it is because of my current development? I cant
    > help but think that this kind of perception is fleeting somehow in
    > that when I slowly and gradually mature and gain experience that it
    > will be different.... many thoughts flowing through my mind.
    >
    > any inSIGHTs? (hee, I like dumb puns)
    >
    > Thank you,
    > Louis

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