Adjective:

తారా-సంబంధిత.,

astral's Usage Examples:

to conjure up alternative realities, not only geographically but also astrally.

The figure, according to this interpretation, may have been a manifestation of a Neolithic astral religion.

Steiner considered the etheric reality or life principle as quite distinct from the physical material reality, being intermediate between the physical world and the astral or soul world.

"glue-like strings" appear as the astral body tries to separate itself from the physical body.

Some claim to be able to shapeshift mentally or astrally, meaning that they experience the sense of being in their particular form.

and Robert Monroe, as an alternative to belief-centric labels such as "astral projection" or "spirit walking".

military repeatedly tried and failed to train soldiers in the use of parascientific combat techniques during the Cold War, experimenting with New Age tactics and psychic phenomena such as remote viewing, astral projections, death touch and mind reading against various Soviet targets.

refined, but it is possible to refer to it as a major site for Burgundian castral architecture.

He died in Cable's arms after Cable had been too occupied helping Jean Grey save Charles Xavier on the astral plane to realize the danger to Kelly before it was too late.

stories that involve occult phenomena like astral possession and alien miscegenation, and the themes of his fiction over time contributed to the development.

augums – physical body, velis – astral body and dvēsele – soul.

voluntarily project the astral body (consciousness), being associated with the out-of-body experience, in which the astral body is felt to temporarily.

Synonyms:

stellar,

Antonyms:

minor,