During my projections, I always try to have a plan. Time in the astral is valuable and I want to be sure to use it to its full potential. This leads me to my latest experiment; meditation while out of body.
I left my body as I do, found a spot on the floor near my kitchen table, sat in the lotus position and closed my eyes. It all came with surprising ease. Reaching the void state that can require a great deal of preparation and effort int he physical was almost instantaneous. I turned my attention inward, and almost immediately felt as if I were falling into myself. As that falling sensation intensified, I entered the vibrational state. Feeling the vibrations once out of body is rare for me. As the vibrations intensified, I could feel my pounding heart and I began to feel the buzzing, phasing sensation building in my head.
In the early days, I used to lose focus and react to the sensations that occur while trying to leave the physical body. Just as I lost control in those days, I lost focus and control here and I was pulled back. I was not, however, pulled back to the physical. I was pulled back to the astral. I opened my eyes and there I was, still in the lotus position on the floor, next to the table.
I had a sudden epiphany. I was so excited by the prospect of what I had almost accomplished. I was sure I had almost left my body; my astral body. I closed my eyes once again and turned my attention inward, but my excitement and emotion, just as they have been detrimental in the physical, halted my progress now.
Shortly after, I was pulled back to the physical by my alarm.
I spent the day contemplating what I experienced. I have read many accounts that talk about the different levels of the astral and its various planes or realms. I have never experienced the astral planes in that context. Every one of my projections has resulted in a visit to a world that looks very much like the physical; what Robert Bruce calls "the real time zone". Could it be that projecting a second time when already in the phase could lead to a second exit and result in a visit to one of these astral planes or astral realms that I have read about?
I don't know, but I intend to find out.
It's only a matter of time before you start travelling beyond the RTZ. That may even become the bulk of your experiences if you find what is beyond much more exciting. I sure think this way, Robert did as well.
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I would love to get to this point. Robert's experiences seem to go on forever. I currently struggle with remaining out of body for even 10 minutes. That makes progress slower than I would like it to be. Any thoughts on extending my time out?
DeleteI looked at your premature returns. They all seem to be different, odd inconvenient things but if you have a predominant kind of premature return I can help address that.
DeleteVery true. They are all over the board. I will try to evaluate them for any similarities. Right now, the only similarity seems to be that I wish they would go on longer. :)
DeleteI think Bob Monroe talks about leaving his second body in Far Journeys. He was out of body-out of body.
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