The Best Envi­ron­ment to Astral Project

Have you ever wanted when the best time is to do astral pro­jec­tion? Peo­ple have so many tech­niques, includ­ing try­ing to make your­self extremely tired in order to have an out of body expe­ri­ence like this astral pro­jec­tion tech­nique that the author swears by.

For those of you who aren’t swayed by the thought of being extremely tired (cos lets face it, you just want to hop into bed and sleep), here’s a cool arti­cle that high­lights the best times and the ideal envi­ron­ment to have your next out of body expe­ri­ence. The arti­cle high­lights top­ics from the light­ing to the posi­tion that you should be lay­ing down in.

Ideal Con­di­tions to Experiment

A suit­able time and place for exper­i­ment­ing is impor­tant, as the meth­ods you will be using are based on the abil­ity to relax and visu­al­ize effec­tively. You should care­fully con­sider the fol­low­ing if you are to achieve any results…

No Dis­trac­tions

The room you choose to prac­tice astral pro­jec­tion should be quiet and free from any dis­trac­tions, ie, peo­ple sud­denly walk­ing into the room or dogs bark­ing out­side. It should have a bed or a com­fort­able arm­chair – a bed would be better.

Sub­dued Lighting

The room should be cool and dimly lit; too much light is dis­tract­ing and total dark­ness can be too intense, espe­cially for begin­ners, so light nights or early morn­ings would be the best times to practice.

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Astral Pro­jec­tion Expe­ri­ences Interview

Here’s an intrigu­ing video inter­view with Albert Tay­lor, the author of a book called “Soul Trav­eller” that doc­u­ments his jour­ney of his out of body experiences.

A Favorite Astral Pro­jec­tion Technique

While I was search­ing for some tech­niques to improve my astral pro­jec­tion recently, I came across this intrigu­ing tech­nique based on the Writer’s con­clu­sions of what astral pro­jec­tion should be — com­plete relax­ation. In some ways I agree as astral pro­ject­ing should be fun, excit­ing, and enjoy­able. After all, it’s an adventure!

There is a con­di­tion that the body enters when a per­son gets too much sleep. Peo­ple com­plain right and left when they get too much sleep that they “just couldn’t get up because they slept too much.” Or that they made a mis­take because they slept in too long and now they are more tired than when they started. Ok, it’s this very feel­ing you want! The next week­end that you can sleep in, turn off your phone, get rid of all dis­trac­tions like beep­ers, cell phones and pets and just plan on sleep­ing in! Here’s how it works. All of our bod­ies have a nat­ural alarm clock. When it goes off on the week­end, get up to take care of any issues (like if you are slightly hun­gry, have to go to the bath­room or need to take aspirin because your neck is tweaked). Then, go back to bed asap! Also, only get up to take care of needs if you have to! The less alert you are, the bet­ter. It will prob­a­bly take you an hour to fall back asleep because your body is not expect­ing this cycle. Don’t worry at this point about clear­ing your mind, or any­thing like that, just let your thoughts run wild and enter into sleep. Pretty soon when you try and wake up the sec­ond time (or the third) you will find your­self totally SLUGGISH! You’ll be slip­ping into a delir­ium and your mus­cles have gone to mush. NOW is the time to deepen that state. You would think that that would mean think­ing about “how to get deeper” but this is not true. To go deeper means to think of noth­ing (totally quiet the mind) and slow your breath­ing even more. Sink into your sleep, let your­self remain mushy and then, ever so gen­tly, focus on your third eye. Just last week­end I was doing this and I went cata­tonic and started hav­ing lucid dreams (of which you can also project from). When I won the daily it was because I didn’t have to get up (it was snow­ing and I couldn’t get out of my dri­ve­way) so I took that oppor­tu­nity to over-sleep and I had 5 pro­jec­tions that day! Of course, if you have chil­dren, pets, noisy neigh­bors, busy plans for that day, it’s not going to be con­ducive for you, but still, it’s a good tech­nique and some peo­ple have con­trol over their week­end schedules.

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It’s a bird, it’s a plane… no… it’s you fly­ing on the Astral Plane!

Once you break­through and mas­ter the basic astral pro­jec­tion tech­niques, you can then have a fun astral voy­age to other planes. An astral plane is a higher level of aware­ness in the astral world that inter­pen­e­trates and reflects our phys­i­cal plane, but oper­ates on a higher frequency.

How to Enter the Astral Plane

When you’ve got­ten used the expe­ri­ence of to astral pro­jec­tion, and have val­i­dated your expe­ri­ences, you’re prob­a­bly ready to try trav­el­ing to the other planes.

You may or may not have encoun­tered a veil, win­dow, or door that does not exist in the phys­i­cal world, but is very often there when you project. If you have, this may be a visual rep­re­sen­ta­tion your con­scious­ness has cre­ated to assist you. If not, don’t worry, you don’t really need this type of assistance.

What you need to do is raise your vibra­tions. The astral plane has a lighter and faster vibra­tory rate than the mate­r­ial plane. When pro­jected into the phys­i­cal world, with prac­tice, you can sense some­thing beyond the space where your body resides.

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Hey! Thanks for vis­it­ing my blog!

Please watch the video below to get started with a basic astral pro­jec­tion exer­cise. I hope you enjoy it, and stick around for more.

An Easy Astral Pro­jec­tion Technique

Are you an Astral Pro­jec­tion begin­ner? If so, this video will be per­fect for you! Just turn on your speak­ers, lay down in a com­fort­able spot, and relax while Denise Linn guides you through an easy astral pro­jec­tion exercise.

So, how did that feel? Please let me know below. And if you have any ques­tions about astral pro­jec­tion, share them, and I’ll see if I can get an expert to answer them.

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Cheers,

Michael

Need a Med­i­ta­tion Aid?

Lis­ten to Astral Pro­jec­tion Music!

Have you ever been in the sit­u­a­tion where you have trou­ble get­ting into the right state of mind for astral pro­jec­tion? I have. For me, it was a bit hard espe­cially when I was start­ing to learn and prac­tice astral pro­jec­tion to get into the right state. So, I decided to do some research about how to instantly get into the best state of mind to quickly blast off into my next astral voy­age. It worked well for me, so I’d like to share this lit­tle tip with you.

If you need to get into the groove to help you in med­i­tat­ing for your next out of body expe­ri­ence, then grab a MP3 or CD Player and lis­ten to bin­au­ral beats. The fre­quen­cies of these beats help to alter your brain­waves so your brain pre­pares to get into the per­fect state of con­scious­ness for both lucid dream­ing and out of body experiences.

Check out this cool arti­cle explain­ing what bin­au­ral beats are, and how they work:

Bin­au­ral Beats — What are They?

There are many dif­fer­ent com­bi­na­tions of Bin­au­ral Beats on the mar­ket now days.  Straight for­ward Beats which when you are lis­ten­ing to them sound like a lightly fluc­tu­at­ing tone, it has been likened to a Wah, Wah, Wah noise.

Then you have the Bin­au­ral Beats which have been over­layed with other sounds such a nature sounds, or soft med­i­ta­tion music.  You can also get Bin­au­ral Beats, over­layed with a sound, as pre­vi­ously men­tioned, but with hyp­notic scripts to deal with spe­cific prob­lem areas the lis­tener may have, i.e. con­fi­dence.  Thereby com­bin­ing the two tech­niques.   This, I believe, is the per­fect com­bi­na­tion for spe­cific prob­lem areas as the beats help get you to the desired state for hyp­no­sis, which can some­times be a task in itself.

As some peo­ple like to work with sub­lim­i­nal mes­sages, this mar­ket has also been catered for, by over­lay­ing the beats with sounds and also sub­lim­i­nal mes­sages embedded.

Each of these is a per­sonal pref­er­ence, if you do not achieve the desired state with one Bin­au­ral Beat, try another.  It is the same a most things in life, every­one is dif­fer­ent and what works for one does not nec­es­sar­ily work for another.  You need to find the right mix for you.

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Have you ever won­dered what the dan­gers are of Astral Projection?

There’s been a lot of dis­cus­sion over the ben­e­fits of astral pro­jec­tion but we’ve never really dis­cussed the pos­si­ble dan­gers. I found this arti­cle that dis­cusses some of the dan­gers asso­ci­ated with out-of-body expe­ri­ences which cov­ers some inter­est­ing issues such as demon sex and dying while astral projecting.

The Dan­gers of Astral Projection

Decem­ber 15th, 2006 by Erin Pavlina

Some peo­ple have writ­ten to me want­ing to know about the dan­gers of astral pro­jec­tion.  Since I have only cov­ered the ben­e­fits of learn­ing astral pro­jec­tion I thought it would be fair to dis­cuss some of the risks.

Q.  Can you phys­i­cally die while astral projecting?

A.  While you are out of your body, your body is as sus­cep­ti­ble to death as it nor­mally would be.  Some­one could come in to your room and stab or choke you to death or even shoot you.  In fact, if your con­scious­ness was out­side your body you may not even hear them come in.  What you are prob­a­bly won­der­ing, however, is if some entity on the astral plane can attack and kill your astral body, thus caus­ing the death of your phys­i­cal body, right?

If this has hap­pened to any­one, we would not know since they would not be alive to tell us.  I per­son­ally believe it is pos­si­ble, but highly unlikely that you will die while astral.  I believe there are beings out there pow­er­ful enough and strong enough to sever your sil­ver cord while you’re astral, but I think the actual chance of this hap­pen­ing is really small.  Your sil­ver cord is the tether that keeps your astral and phys­i­cal bod­ies attached while you’re incarnated.

Now, if some­one kills your phys­i­cal body while you’re astral, you’ll just move on like you nor­mally would if you were inside your body when it died.”

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Here’s an Inter­est­ing Tes­ti­mony of an Infant Astral Pro­jec­tion Experience:

This is an inter­est­ing tes­ti­mony of an out of body expe­ri­ence by Lori Ann Alvarez.  What’s inter­est­ing about this expe­ri­ence is that it occurred when she was still an infant.

My Infant Astral Pro­jec­tion Expe­ri­ence by Lori Ann Alvarez

No mat­ter what I for­get in life, I will never for­get my very first mem­ory. I was of the age to be sleep­ing in a crib but still old enough to be able to climb out of it from time to time. My twin sis­ter and I shared the crib together. Our mother told us we used to have to sleep with the top of our heads touch­ing each other’s no mat­ter how many times she would try to rearrange us.

My first mem­ory began like this… I was hov­er­ing in my bed­room look­ing down from just under the ceil­ing as though I were near the sur­face of the ocean swim­ming around with the intent of explo­ration. I can remem­ber the way the morn­ing sun shined through the hor­i­zon­tal shut­ters of my bed­room win­dow and the way our blue car­pet looked under­neath the fur­ni­ture and scat­tered toys. As I was float­ing closer to my crib, I remem­ber think­ing “Who am I?” but not in words, rather in thought, because I didn’t know how to speak quite yet. As float­ing closer to the crib I then awoke abruptly. I recall climb­ing out of my crib and run­ning out my bed­room ter­ri­fied. I wasn’t sure where exactly I was going, but I knew I was search­ing for com­fort. That’s when I crawled into my mother’s bed not even rec­og­niz­ing who she was, but I felt safe with her. That’s all that this mem­ory entails.

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