From:	MC23 <mc23@**********.COM>
Subject:	Re: Coffee beans vs. astral perception
Date:	Fri, 15 May 1998 13:15:53 -0400

Once upon a time, Gurth wrote;

>MC23 said on 16:25/14 May 98...
>
>> >Yes, and if you can get through it astrally, you can see what's inside.
>> >There's bound to be life between those roasted coffee beans (bacteria come
>> >to mind), so if there's something hidden among the beans you can find it.
>>
>> But even then your head would have to be smacked against it to see
>> it because you cannot see through the beans. They would be consistently
>> blocking vision. Beans within and in front of astral eyes still block
>> vision very well.
>
>*sigh* Why do I get this impression you're thinking of astral perception
>while I'm thinking full astral projection?

There's no real difference here Gurth. Even if you project around in
the beans you will still only see what's right in front of you which in
all odds are more beans. Once you are inside an object astrally, you
can't see out side it until your head pokes out. That's why I say
projecting through the beans is just as good as physically digging
through them.
Are you implying that once you stick your astral head inside a box
of beans you can then see through them? It doesn't work that way.

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