Astral Projection and String Theory

So, I was reading a bit about Astral Projection, and the possibility of it not being entirely in one's head.
Does anyone know enough about this and String Theory to comment on whether recent discoveries/theories could suggest that there's something in AP afterall?

With Astral Projection, we're talking shifting the vibration of subtle energy bodies to work on other planes. Of course, the world that we experience is one that happens to be vibrating at a similar level as us, so the possibilities of other 'dimensions' existing in the same plane may be likely.

We currently have cameras that can take pictures of one's aura (understood to be electromagnetic vibration?) and it's said that when people undergo AP, they tend to get stuck to things like pylons and powerstations.

When you look closely at the theory of it, it doesn't seem too batshit insane. There are loads of forums with thousands of people sharing their experiences doing this... but maybe they're all just fucking nuts.

So, with what we know about String Theory, is AP definately head-games?

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Wait wait wait.. One half of your consciousness? What the fuck are you talking about? How can you know if something is 1/2 of your consciousness? I am an open critic and am not quibbling when I say that I am not going to accept the rest of your little speech, since you haven't even defined what type of subconscious you are talking about. There is also the history of mystical/magical dogma surrounding the subconscious that any person wishing to discuss AP should address. Though this is not necessary with, not everyone is as open as me and they would need some convincing that you are not a quack (and not everyone who is open is as critical as me).

Just say in clear simple terms what evidence there is to suggest AP exists. Answer "What do people who have had what they think is an AP experience believe distinguishes AP from a hallucination?" for instance.

Try again.