Can you show me more clips, writings, or lectures on astral time traveling?

My serious answer is that you’ll find only quacks and loons that have produced clips, writings and lectures on psychic powers and astral projection.

Um. nothing that isn’t fiction.

@syz I think that is a very closed-minded attitude. Just because a phenomenon is not provable with scientific method does not mean it does not exist. Psychic phenomena in general are more spiritual in nature, and by definition are subjective in nature. (sorry about the rant).

@syz, please don’t take this as a personal attack, but it seems to me that many threads on similar subjects have been effectively shut down, more by general attitude than anything.

@talljasperman, there is a website called Crystalinks that has many discussions on such things as psychic abilities and “alternative” theories. There is a good article here related to that website. It’s a good gateway for other sites to research in that direction.

@Yetanotheruser Just because something can’t be proven mean it doesn’t exist? Of course not. By that logic, you can’t prove the center of the Moon isn’t made from green cheese. That doesn’t mean it isn’t.

Utter logical fallacy.

@Yetanotheruser There’s a difference between being gullible, inadequately educated, or just plain foolish, and being open minded.

I can be open minded about string theory (even though I can barely grasp the concepts) because parts of the theory seem to be supported by scientific method and because of the concept consistency. I can be open minded about life in other systems because of the statistical probablility. But people have been trying to prove psychic phenomenom for ages and investigation supports disproving rather than proving. Not to sound Spock-like, but it’s just illogical.

@Yetanotheruser thank you.

It wad pointed out on another question that the silver cord was the spinal cord. So it exists and everyone can stop bashing the concept.