The Astral state

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" Out of body " experiences can be another feature of the Kundalini activated

person. In this state one can find themselves watching themselves sleep from

above or from a distant part of the room. This is also known as " astral

-projection " as one is existing in the astral reality during physical sleep. The

place of dreams and much, much, more.

 

Kundalini can spontaneously put a persons consciousness into a projection

mode. A form of comfortable (or not) bi-location can ensue giving one a double

perspective. Sleep paralysis, or vibrational waves, or popping and humming

sounds can be an indication of this gift. Fear will usually slam a person back

into the body so enjoy this state without fear, if it should happen to you.

Actively seek this state out as it is easily accessed but with some effort, and

much knowledge can be given to you by those who would help you.

 

The astral state is a part of the reality that shamans journey in. Seeking the

slivered remnants of shattered souls they, the " healing shamans " , with the help

of guides, will be taken to the place of resonance for that particular patients

pain, and heal or balance the aspect of the soul that has been injured, helping

to rejoin that part of the soul with itself. -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Chris,

 

Thanks for your clarification. I have had several spontaneous OBEs

when I was younger--each of which scared the heck out of me. Back

then, I tried several times to reproduce the experience consciously,

but never succeded. Fear blocked me. All I felt was a strong energy

rising in my chest as it prolonged my inhalations and impeded my

exhalations, but nothing else.

 

I have been more successful at shamanic journeying. However, the

experience does not seem to have the same quality. In OBEs, I see as

through my physical eyes--what I see is very real. Journeying can feel

more real than a dream, but it is definitely more dreamlike than an OBE.

 

The difference is in intensity, I guess... Should shamanic journeys

and OBEs feel exactly the same?

 

Sel

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No, not at the start, but with practice the sensations will merge. - keep going

Selena your exploration is what will teach you the best. Your s and your husband

s experience will be enriched and your knowledge base will build - YOU GO GIRL!

-

 

selena230 <selena230 wrote: Chris,

 

Thanks for your clarification. I have had several spontaneous OBEs

when I was younger--each of which scared the heck out of me. Back

then, I tried several times to reproduce the experience consciously,

but never succeded. Fear blocked me. All I felt was a strong energy

rising in my chest as it prolonged my inhalations and impeded my

exhalations, but nothing else.

 

I have been more successful at shamanic journeying. However, the

experience does not seem to have the same quality. In OBEs, I see as

through my physical eyes--what I see is very real. Journeying can feel

more real than a dream, but it is definitely more dreamlike than an OBE.

 

The difference is in intensity, I guess... Should shamanic journeys

and OBEs feel exactly the same?

 

Sel