Want to know the SECRET of having your very first OOBE without the need for dangerous drugs, exotic ideas or needless worry?
If you are anything like most of our readers, the simple answer is YES! And who can blame you…..only a VERY select few of us play on the wild and woolly edges of the amazing adventures in the astral, and YOU want to be one of us, right? Sounds GREAT….let’s help you make it happen!
Fact: The Astral Realms are REAL, they WILL open your eyes….AND your spirit to dimensions of powerful personal potentials and possibilities you NEVER before considered.
Let’s look at a few simple steps to having your first OOBE.
Step #1: Relax!
Sound simple? It is….but ADRENALINE if often the enemy of many novice astral projection afficionados, and if you CAN’T control your excitement and anticipation, you are goign to find yourself sitting STILL for a very LONG time..:-)
Step #2: The MAGIC is in the Meditation
Yes, it’s true….the very BEST way to have an amazing adventure in the astral is to FIRST go deep within. Let your mind rest….flutter, flitter and THEN fly away. Creative visualization and "seeing" yourself from outside the body is a powerful conduit to actually getting that FIRST but subtle step as well, and one I use often!
Step #3: Help Is In the Headphones! You NEED Bi Nural Beats, or Sound Technology on Your Side
Yes, the underground secret that MANY advanced projectors use is ALL in the headphones, and I NEVER start a projection without them. Simply stated, bi nural beats and brain synchronization software is the FASTEST, easiest and most effortless way to leave your body, AND in a hurry!
Im am very.. scared, because i think:
1 when i leave my body, that i cant come back
2 when i leave my body, that someone hurts it or kills it while im out of body
3 that i meet demons and they kill me and take me to hell
I don’t think you need to worry about that Alex! No one that I know of has ever had an experience like the one you are worried about……and trust me, it’s not something to be afraid of, most out of body experiences are incredibly positive and uplifting! (no pun intended..:-)