>>30236 Cute, I enjoyed it.

>>30239 Thanks! More coming soonish.

>>28553 I liked your AP panel on /mlp/con, however there's something I'm missing from all the stuff I've read from your documents and posts. It seems to be implied that astral projection isn't really useful for building any kind of bond with the locals since it's basically impossible to return to the same world. As a proud decade-long moonschizo, it seems a bit disappointing to think that it would not be really feasible to deepen my existing spiritual bond with Luna through this method if the Luna in question doesn't have any context or knowledge about the synchronicities/events/feelings both IRL and in dreams I've had related to her or ponies in general during this time. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place, or what I seek is just not possible at all, or even unknown. I know I'm not the only one who'd like this. It's still interesting, though, as a trip to feel the breeze and ambient of the equestrian plains and other spots seems alluring.

>>30242 >I liked your AP panel on /mlp/con Glad you enjoyed it! > It seems to be implied that astral projection isn't really useful for building any kind of bond with the locals since it's basically impossible to return to the same world. Assuming they can see you in whatever world you landed in, it's entirely possible to build a bond. If you're not part of the equestria project, go for it. Just be smart. Afa returning to the same world? I think I said it before, but it's possible. Hard, but possible. Most people don't wanna get to the point they do that though, so they just keep getting flung around. >moonschizo etc I can't answer anything on that, it's possible you're not experiencing anything. Alot of people unfortunately have no concept of real vs unreal spiritual experience. Including synchronicity. Alot of this comes in from being lonely! That said, it's possible what you're talking about are genuine experiences. Either way, what you gotta remember is that these are, living beings. It's not like a video game or anime or something. They'll only have the knowledge they have access to. So, yes it's not like they'll just KNOW or have some deep bond already existing with you. But the trade off is that the interaction you have is real, and in that place, you can start building a more fascinating relationship there. What happens if you interact with a being in a separate universe? What happens when your mind starts changing from that? Suddenly real syncronicities begin to open up, stranger events happen. Yes, I am asking people to abandon wish fulfilments. But in exchange, you get to have something palpable and real when it comes to ponies. It's alot more interesting to meet or study real creatures and their cultures. >It's still interesting, though, as a trip to feel the breeze and ambient of the equestrian plains and other spots seems alluring. It's definitely worthwhile, I would say. Meeting these beings is an astounding experience, there's nothing like the moment it hits you "oh fuck, this is actually real".

>>30247 This guy is bananas

>>30248 Probably, but he's having fun being so. Only harming himself, if anyone.

>>30247 Thanks for answering. And, they could be nothing I guess, but the events I got were way too pony related for it to seem just a coincidence. Decently detailed pony bodies and faces in many surfaces, from a wooden door to wall tiles to the moon itself, to a dirty wall in a random corner of a random room, even on clouds multiple times, one of which was extra odd as it was at night while stargazing, it was getting cloudy and after a while a pretty big pony-shaped hole formed, and the moon on the sky was positioned right on the flank. Was pretty cool. Oh, and one cryptic dream. I've actually got little to no wish fulfillment out of this. Just hints. >>30248 The world itself is bananas, anyways. Who cares.

>>29858 >Hiney = Tiny No! Hiney = Perfect! That's not "Perfect" exclamation mark. That's "Perfect" factorial! Luna is an extremely sexy pony! The sexiest!

>>30236 At the top of the stairs, our little demon princess passed the entryway guards. Here, thought Luna, is the first test of her disguise. She took a breath and readied herself for a great performance. >"Greetings fellow demon ponies! I the great demon of the moon have returned from spreading evil in the land whithersoever I will! Mwah! Ha! Ha!" Luna made her laugh as sinister as she could. "I have performed my labor of turning orchards into swamps, making candy bitter, and turning hats inside out with my abominable magic!" Even though, the two guardsmares had been participants in Luna's games before, they nearly burst into laughter. Nevertheless, they were able to keep it together and the one answered with a dignified bow. >"We commend your wicked deeds, your eminence!" The other added. >Oh yes! A sterling example for all of us!" Luna bowed in return. Then she raised her cloak to cover her face as she had practiced shortly before. >"And what despicable acts have thee accomplished as late?" The second guardsman nodded to the other indicating she knew how to respond. >"Eh, we have been on watch, your eminence. But if you please, when we are relieved we plan to turn all the apples, carrots, and cabbages round about into saw dust and ash!" Luna gasped in horror at the depravity of it. >"A deed most foul! Well, I wish thee luck!...And now I must be away on my dark and mysterious business! Adieu!" said Luna as she continued into the castle. The guards watched her go, barely able to contain their giggles. But, the first could not fully contain it and her laugh caught the ear of Luna, who stopped and turned. >"What? What?...What? What"" The guardsmares were quick to stand straight and look serious. >"Nothing ma'am. Sorry ma'am!" Luna looked satisfied with the deference these demons gave her, so she decided to forgive them and not send them back to Tartarus. >"Very well. Carry on! Carry on!" said Luna as she continued into the keep The guards waited until Luna was out of earshot and burst out laughing.

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