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Astral Projection VS Remote Viewing

My site covers both astral projection and remote viewing. So what is the difference? And which should you pursue?

I think to answer this, a brief summary of each is in order.

Astral projection is placing your consciousness into the astral plane. Remote viewing is placing your consciousness into the earth plane, or what is sometimes called an "earth projection". These two planes are different in that they do not share the same vibrations. The astral is "finer" and can include a much broader range of frequencies. Whenever you have finer vibrations, the bandwidth for perception is greater (colors, sounds, entities, etc.)

When you astral project, you may or may not see other life forms, lower astral entities or higher entities. You may also detect radio and television waves. Your vision in the higher planes will include a broader range of light. None of this is the case with remote viewing. When remote viewing, you will see the same range of colors, objects, and frequencies, as you would during normal physical awareness. With astral projection, you may see "astral junk" as this is the emotional plane and form follows thought. The only "overlay" with remote viewing is that sometimes the time dimension overlaps and you will see an object that does not currently exist because it "will" exist in the future. As an example, you may see a building on a field, yet that building does not currently exist, only to find out in a few years time, the building has been built. This instance has been cited several times. This is why remote viewers have to master "time lines".

The one similarity is that time/space is independent for both forms of projection, as it has nothing to do with light and sound which are affected by vibrations. What I mean by this is, during both projections, you are able to transcend time and space.

In some ways, remote viewing is a better way to start the projection of the consciousness than astral projection. This is because you can develop the skill for remote viewing a lot quicker than astral projection. There are different forms of remote viewing as well. Regular remote viewing (viewing while in alpha), extended remote viewing (viewing while in theta) and associative remote viewing (associating objects with targets). Results can be attained with regular remote viewing in as little as several days, while conscious astral projection can take months, years, or not even in this lifetime. My step mother, a very gifted remote viewer, bi-located (projected her consciousness to the target) on her first day of learning remote viewing. I was able to bi-locate to Stonehenge on my second day of my training class. These same results are a lot harder to achieve with astral projection.

Astral projection can be exciting, once achieved, because you can go to the higher planes of the astral, and nothing near the earth's vibrations (as in remote viewing) can come close to this experience.

Unless you have a naturally loose hold over your astral body, I'd venture to say the rewards would be initially greater with Remote Viewing.