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This discussion paper will present a brief history of astral projection and intentional out-of-body OBE experiences and will outline the parameters taken to prepare and conduct the experiment. Patrizio Tressoldi. Susan Blackmore. A psychological theory of the out-of-body experience OBE is presented. It suggests that altered states of consciousness ASCs in general and C1 OBEs in particular are best understood in terms of "models of reality'' Two central proposals are that 1 the cognitive system builds many models at once but at any time i one and only one is taken to represent external "reality" and that 2 this is the most 3.
Normally the chosen model is built largely from i sensory input, but when deprived of sensory information, under stress and so on, this 4 can break down, allowing other models to take over. In an attempt to regain input control, the cognitive system may build the best model it can of the surroundings it thinks it should be seeing.
This has to be built from information in memory and imagination. Memory models are often more abstract and schematic than perceptual models and may take a bird's-eye view. The theory suggests that if such a model becomes more stable than the input model, it takes over as "reality. Other ASCs are briefly considered. In a recent review of psychological models of the out-of-body experience OBE , Rogo argues that none of the models are sufficiently developed to provide a valid alternative to paranormal or ecsornatic models.
