You Scared of Dying? Here's how to STOP that !!

[deanrps]

I use to see small black figures like they were watching I use to be 1/2 asleep and wake up w night terrors i would run about 10 feet stop and realize what happened i'd hear loud buzzing and i think my body realized my soul was gone & panicked Ive been trying to do it ever since

[AAbstractThinker]

I worked the cemetery for one week. I had to quit, couldn't face it anymore. I knew some day I would end up here, buried forever on Carnate. I couldn't handle that reality,It's not death I fear, it's dying here,in Abbott Penitentaryon on Carnate Island,My first day on the island I knew my life was over. I had reached the heart of darkness, a stygian abyss, the supreme nexus of despair. I knew.

[Mindpetals]

@AAbstractThinker face ANY fear that you have

[AAbstractThinker]

@Mindpetals

that was a references to The Suffering (a Psychological horror, third/first person shooter game by Midway Games) The player controls a man named Torque who was accused and convicted of murdering his wife and children in cold blood—the case was quick, as Torque's only defense was that he couldn't remember anything. Thus, Torque gets shipped off to Carnate Island. The days go along swimmingly until Torque moves in...Then something happens.

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

First, it was just an earthquake. Then, slowly, Torque's fellow prisoners are killed one by one in increasingly disgusting-sounding ways. A monster whizzes past Torque's cell, which opens slowly, setting him free. And thus, Torque steps forward into the halls of the Abbott Penitentiary, where prison is, quite literally, hell.

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

Along the way, Torque finds himself in the company of an insane doctor with a more-than-professional interest in his condition, a vicious prisoner who killed his wife on a conjugal visit and took the chair and an executioner with a particular glee in his work and eager to see Torque's blood shed. All three inflict their own unique tortures on him. It's up to the player to decide how to handle all of this: with compassion or with violence.

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

That is the internal battle, the fight to define Torque's mind. Of more immediate concern are the "Malefactors," the hideous monsters that spring from Carnate's soil and represent all the horror that has occurred on the island. You see, Carnate has a long and storied history with the worst aspects of the human condition.

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

Over the centuries, period-specific sadism has soaked the island's soil with blood. As many have discovered, Carnate has become a manifestation of evil, drawing out of the violence and hatred from all who step foot on the island. And now, Carnate wants Torque to become its newest spokesman.

One perk of the game is its unique brand of horror, effortlessly mixing Psychological Horror with physical horror.

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

while keeping the bona-fide badass Torque gunning and running, and never once feeling dissonant about it.

A sequel, The Suffering: Ties That Bind, was released in '06. It picks up with Torque returning to Baltimore and finding out that Malefactors have somehow gotten there too. He has to fight his way through the situation and get to the bottom of it, while simultaneously dealing with the past (specifically, his family's murder).

[AAbstractThinker]

@AAbstractThinker

A film was announced in 2005 and is currently officially slated for a 2011 release, but a drought of information on the project makes this seem ...unlikely.

[brittanyvict]

astral projection is another form of witchcraft. u people are dumb. play with it and see what u get.

[Mindpetals]

@brittanyvict I love to play with it... All my results have been positive. We each "play" with it nightly...Only some are aware.

[mrgreenpagan]

@brittanyvict lol astral projection isnt witchcraft XD. i practice both lol. do more research. astral projection is amazing!

[0xNEVVG3N]

Joe Rogan talks about DMT

watch?v=grcqs9cDuN8

[duran66]

"The kingdom of heaven is within, knock and the door shall be opened, ask and you will receive. "

[apresthus]

Even tho it wasn't really astral travel, i have to thank you... i was having a shitty day and my mind was in a very bad place, your video made me start to meditate (which i havent done in 3-4 years for some reason) and i apparently needed it really badly. The feeling when your negative thoughts and "cloud of problems" just diseappears from your mind is so awesome, i had almost forgotten what it felt like...thanks again man!

[Sheetsy77]

What are the chances of me getting out of my body, if I can't even induce a lucid dream yet lol? I don't know man, I've always had a feeling that what most atheists say like " When you die, you lose everything. Memories, personality, everything about you cause its just part of the mind and when the mind shuts down.. That's it, darkness and you won't even know your dead because their won't be consciousness. "I can't believe in that, don't want to believe that. Probably give this a try. Much Love!

[Mindpetals]

@Sheetsy77 If you truly want to astral travel, you can and you will, as long as you sincerely continue to try... once the door is open, you can never close it. Just begin opening the door. Don't worry about lucid dreaming... it really has nearly nothing to do with astral traveling. Once can exit the body intentionally without doing so from a lucid dream. You may want to look into getting my Astral Report for further research.

[fiefieification]

Still wondering though if obe is still something of the brain, the body, and therefore the living. Maybe to astral travel you need that 'mirror', you're vessel on earth. Hard to explain what I mean exactly....We don't know what a deceased person can still experience after death. There's still a little doubt despite my own experiences. Cause I'm alive...

[Mindpetals]

@fiefieification You're right "we" don't know... but "you" can know if you learn to project. DIRECT EXPERIENCE is the only way of quenching your thirst to know these things.... you need to study and practice...study and practice... that's all.

[IWantSoundKnowledge]

torrents? haha

[Mindpetals]

@IWantSoundKnowledge torrents?

[abstractjem]

I've always just been afraid of what the moment of my death in this life time is going to be like. As far as if it's going to be painful,or not. However I've always believed in still existing afterwards:o} Yes having OBEs,and Astral Traveling has definitely helped as far as taking away some of the fear of the death,and dying process.

[Mindpetals]

@abstractjem If it's only taken away "some" of the fear, then you still have a lot of work to do, my friend. Keep at it !

[01greenbud]

I had a full blown, complete and hardcore, not plant induced obe at 20yo. I haven't been afraid of death since, I know it's a transition, not an end. I always wonder though, how people who haven't experienced a obe can believe it.

[Mindpetals]

@01greenbud I don't think there's any other way! :)

[monterock100]

Good vid Dave! $7 = more than fair. Exteriorizing oneself from the body is incredibly freeing accomplishment. Exteriorizing oneself from the mind is I'm sure even more so. Body - Mind - Spirit is a concept that many folks toss around but very few have a viable understanding of the relationship between those 3 components. Astral Projection gets the person out of their body but not out of their mind and the mind is a component, of no small magnitude, to reckon with.

[Mindpetals]

@monterock100 Well said. Thanks for sharing! :)

[seerdiscern]

I love it , so glad more people are sharing this stuff.

I've been studying this stuff for 3 years now and it has changed my life totally.

[Mindpetals]

@seerdiscern So glad that you watched and liked the video! ;) Changed my life, too!!