Hey guys,

A few days ago I shared with you some use­ful tech­niques to face Astral Travel dif­fi­cul­ties. These tips are use­ful and should be kept in mind when­prac­tic­ing astral pro­jec­tion. Have a look and all the notes you need!

Easy Astral Pro­jec­tion Tips For You

For those that are new to astral pro­ject­ing, a num­ber of stum­bling blocks that you need to over­come before you can suc­cess­fully astral project. First you need to under­stand that you already have the abil­ity, every­one does. So this isn’t about try­ing to learn some­thing new, or doing some­thing that isn’t nat­ural. Look at it as some­thing that you have to fine tune, like roller skat­ing, cart­wheels, rid­ing a bike. You never for­get how to do these activ­i­ties, when you haven’t done them in a long time you just have to prac­tice. The same holds true for astral projecting.

A lot of peo­ple find just relax­ing to be a stum­bling block on the way to learn­ing astral pro­jec­tion. In order to astral project, youll need to relax both mind and body. There are a num­ber of dif­fer­ent tech­niques which can help you to relax, includ­ing breath­ing tech­niques and meth­ods of mus­cle relaxation.

You’ll have a much eas­ier time astral pro­ject­ing if you are doing this in a relaxed envi­ron­ment. To get relaxed and have the chance of suc­cess as you pre­pare to astral project.

• Start by remov­ing any tight, restric­tive cloth­ing and any jew­elry. Some peo­ple even find tak­ing off their clothes to be help­ful when astral pro­ject­ing, but what­ever works for you is the right way to go.
• You want to have a dimly lit room in order to prac­tice astral pro­jec­tion. Not pitch black, but dark enough that when you close your eyes no light gets through.
• With your head pointed north, lie down along a north-south axis. This should be easy to see with the sun ris­ing in the east and set­ting in the west. So if our of your bed­room win­dow you can see the sun­set that means you need to be lay­ing along the win­dow, not with your head or feet point­ing towards the window.

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