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Originally posted by boobmaster
I am not going to bash it. I am interested in finding out if anyone has had them and what they may have been like. If true out of body experiences can be validated, it would provide strong evidence that consciousness is not completely a phenomenon of the brain.
Either it's real or it's a hallucination. An easy way to test this would be to create an experiment in a place that has several adjoining rooms which cannot be seen by the test subjects.
Put various objects in those rooms, have the subjects astral project themselves through each of the rooms, and then interview the subjects about the contents. If the test subjects can identify the objects placed in each of the rooms, I'd say that would provide strong evidence.
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Okay, I can't believe I'm going to discuss this with you but everyone has out of body experiences quite a bit and it usually happens when they are asleep. A few people are able to obtain a deep level of consiousness to do it at will.