Journey to merge with the light

One thing astral travellers learn is that experiences do not always translate easily into words. What you feel before, during and after astral states, is not always similar to other people's experiences. That is no reason to worry. Energy beings adjust and assimilate to new environments their way.

Pure spirit energy is the core of every human being. During astral experience, this energyrises outfrom theconfines ofyourphysical body into the ethers of the astral plane. This light energy body travels without hindrance. Thisdiffers from dense body energy and limits of waking movement.

When permitted to think, the mind may wonder the point of the astral. It enables you to view parallel dimensions. They teach you to viewlife from the inside out. In the astral state, one abandons the outer, linear perspective.When you can stretch your fingers as if they are elastic or, float through your room, walk along vertical wallsand up through th ceiling in to the night sky and beyond, physical laws no longer make sense.

Consider when your light body essence floats out of the physical body.  As it lingers in a world three feet above the gound, familiar faces meet you to teach you about oneness. At a given moment, you willingly rise to the occasion. You stop precisely at energy levels you are ready to explore. Time is meaningless.  You do not seek love.  You feel it everywhere.

Turn around in the astral. You may see a clone of a different size, as if in a mirror but on a different level of existence.  You sense part of your core energy is always elsewhere other than where you perceive to be. That is only the beginning.  Some human beings believe they incarnate with more than one purpose, and they also host more than one body in more than one place. Further, energy takes different forms outside the physical. It opens doors to soul behind the light.

Comments

[SnaggleTooth]

So few people seek this form of travel. I've read about it and have had several experiences in astral form. I understand what you mean. Those who haven't yet, are sure to have their curiosity peaked a bit.
I've always been a very spiritual thinker, but without the research and reading about other's travels, I wouldn't have realized what was happening to me..
Control over it can be difficult.

[Liara Covert]

SnaggleTooth, mental discipline comes with practice and meditation. To be consciously aware of any astral experience you have had signals an increasing degree of sensitivity to energy. Books such as Frequency by Penney Peirce may appeal as well as books about astral dreamers' experiences. Check out astral dreaming threads here and

http://blog.dreambuilders.com.au/journal/2009/5/7/10-reminders-the-intuition-age-is-now.html#entry3914646

[Robbie]

Much like an accidental tourist, I first experienced the joy of out-of-body (OBE) journeying by accident with no direction. Now, I actively pursue this activity with direction and conscious intent. One of the things that I am interested in mastering is bilocation. I know that I have been doing it, but remembering all levels in sequence it seems to get a bit mushed together. Still working on it.

[Liara Covert]

Robbie, some people describe bilocation as an advanced level of astral or lucid dreaming. These topics are explored in my coming book, Harness the Energy of Your Dreams. You can sign up on the front page to be notified when its available. Other articles that may interest you here are:

http://blog.dreambuilders.com.au/journal/2009/4/15/why-learn-to-split-consciousness.html

http://blog.dreambuilders.com.au/journal/2009/4/5/how-does-soul-splitting-grab-you.html