Frank Goad
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In your religion.What is your religion's view of out of body experiences?
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I have a question for everyone about out of body experiences.
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Salty Booger
Royal Crown Cola (RC)
I have never had one outside my dreams. Even then I posses a form.In your religion.What is your religion's view of out of body experiences?
It's a time when your consciousness is focused in your temporarily separated astral body.In your religion.What is your religion's view of out of body experiences?
I don't know if there's any unified perspective on it, really, but generally speaking mystical experiences are kind of the bread and butter of experiential religions like Paganisms. That can (but doesn't need to) include things like OOBEs. I'd hazard to say most Pagans have experienced OOBEs though, given how prevalent meditation is in these traditions. Deep meditations can slide into OOBEs, and journeywork can also be understood as an OOBE I suppose.
JoshuaTree
Flowers are red?
Out of the body and into the eye of God, seeing is beleiving.
Brian2
Veteran Member
In your religion.What is your religion's view of out of body experiences?
Christianity's view is no doubt diverse. It could range from satanic deception to evidence of a spiritual soul. My view at the moment is both of those possibilities.
stvdv
Veteran Member: I Share (not Debate) my POV
Part of reality within the scope of dualityIn your religion.What is your religion's view of out of body experiences?