Astral Travel

So many closed minded people here who don't believe anything apart from what they've seen or been told by the government.. fools, try it before saying it's not real or doesn't exist.

I practice lucid dreaming, and it is incredible. The techniques really work as well.


The biggest author on the subject is a guy named Labarge I believe. You can find lucid dreaming and astral travel books all over torrent sites, so just go browse through them.

metalan1 said:

I practice lucid dreaming, and it is incredible. The techniques really work as well.


The biggest author on the subject is a guy named Labarge I believe. You can find lucid dreaming and astral travel books all over torrent sites, so just go browse through them.

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Which method are you using?

The easiest method is WILD. I learned it from LeBarge. Wake Induced Lucid Dream. Set your alarm around 90 mins earlier than when u usually wake up. Stay up around 30 -35 mins reading about Lucid Dreams or doing written lucid dream affirmations. No video, no TV, no computer (too much stim). Fall back asleep and your chances of having Lucid Dream are very high.

ShadeDream said:

Code:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7FF0E9E1003B8406&feature=plcp

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Thanks and Rep given. Concentrated amazing advice especially the warning against using drugs on the astral. Alcohol is a bad idea too. They don't call liquor "spirits" for nothing!

Astral travel is just dreaming. There is no astral plane.

The only difference is that you're awake in the transition to dreaming. So instead of going to a fantasy dream scape, it will feel like you're just getting up out of bed. I've done this, and after I get up, my room is almost the same but I noticed weird objects that don't belong in my room and outside on my balcony.

And when you go outside your "astral" bedroom and start traveling, you can create a world much like your own, or a fantasy one.

I've read this thread with great interest and it's brilliant that so many IMers have been involved with Lucid dreaming. I think it's representative of the kind of people we are. Willing to explore the boundaries of all fields - be it making money through tweaking marketing methods or expanding our consciousness by tweaking our minds! I've been interested in lucid dreaming since I was about 13, when I first read about it (I'm 29 now), but I only really got into it in the last year after buying Laberge's book. I've managing to achieve lucidity now, but fairly randomly - what works for me is looking at my hands in my dreams / looking at my watch. I'm also getting better at extending lucidity by spinning my body if I feel it starting to fade. It is the most wonderfully exhilarating experience anyone can have (on a par for me with my dabbling in DMT / Salvia in the past) and I recommend it to everyone. Thanks for the recommendation someone made about the Remee masks on here. I've grabbed one of the cool limited edition space ones. Can't wait till it arrives in July! I think it's going to really help increase the frequency of my lucid dreams
As for the metaphysical debate going on here about whether or not the astral plane is real / whether our consciousness is rooted in our biology or exists as a quantum field etc. Well the jury's out with me. All I can say is that there is a LOT more to reality than meets our everyday understanding of it and that if we have the chance to explore it all in exciting ways then that's something we ought to be doing. Even the skeptics!

I love this thread, but this topic should also be put into a group. I would love to talk more bout it, and personal experiences, but only with those who have an interest in it, its easier to have a conversation that is moving in a more beneficial direction without having to deal with debunkers when i comes to this IMO

silentthunder said:

Thanks and Rep given. Concentrated amazing advice especially the warning against using drugs on the astral. Alcohol is a bad idea too. They don't call liquor "spirits" for nothing!

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Thanks, but I didn't get anything.

deviatus said:

Astral travel is just dreaming. There is no astral plane.

The only difference is that you're awake in the transition to dreaming. So instead of going to a fantasy dream scape, it will feel like you're just getting up out of bed. I've done this, and after I get up, my room is almost the same but I noticed weird objects that don't belong in my room and outside on my balcony.

And when you go outside your "astral" bedroom and start traveling, you can create a world much like your own, or a fantasy one.

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I don't know man but apparently they call this the "blackout stage" where dream images interfere with your astral projection...

shaddelick said:

I love this thread, but this topic should also be put into a group. I would love to talk more bout it, and personal experiences, but only with those who have an interest in it, its easier to have a conversation that is moving in a more beneficial direction without having to deal with debunkers when i comes to this IMO

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Great idea! I will create a group once I get some free time, unless someone else does it first.

haha I'm thinking of buying an:
Your-Name Professor h.c. Doctor h.c. of Astral Projection

Seriously, you can buy it for 400? Sooo if you PLAN to sell a clickbank guide about this, DEFINITELY get this Dr. , Prof. or both together Most people don't know it, and will think that it's some high degree, expert stuff.

// Regarding the astral stuff, the first time I tried it 1 week ago, I think I got almost there. It was like 5 am and I was really sleepy. But I somewhat feeled scared and/or too excited, when I felt like my brain move's out off me. Very weird, I couldn't continue, but realized that there's definitely something behind it.

Yesterday I tried aswell, and while trying to push myself up the roupe, I think I just felt asleep. Thought, I had a veeery real dreaming I was flying over my city. It was a very short dream where I was able to do that, and these "real feeling" dreams I have more often. But I don't think that, THAT was this astral projection. The thing I had last week was the right way into it.

Abstroose said:

I've practised lucid dreaming for years. I have very vivid dreams and can recall 4 or 5 every night. I can usually become lucid a few times a week but can only retain lucidity for the entire period of a dream occasionally. It's very difficult, even with much practice. Without doubt the first thing I do every time is fly. Words can describe that feeling.

Also, check this out: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1047510073/remee-the-rem-enhancing-lucid-dreaming-mask?ref=category
I pledged $80 and preordered one. Can't wait to get my hands on it.

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Just wondering if you have received your gadget yet?

Robert Monroe is the best and most practical researcher I know!

Its Hemi-Sync technology allows you to quickly and effectively achieve deep and altered states of consciousness like nothing else.

The Monroe Institute, founded in 1974, also continues to operate. There you can go through an intensive program.
The best and most complete, in my opinion.
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I began to be interested in out-of-body experiences at the age of 13. I studied a lot of literature, tried a lot of exercises, but my first experience happened only 4 years later.
It was something. Very short, but very saturated.
Now I’m 33, basically, I’ve had quite a bit of experience and I continue to move in this direction. Gradually but surely.

I am very glad that more and more people in the world are experiencing this, since leaving the body is a direct path to oneself, the truth and getting rid of illusions that crumble into dust as soon as you leave the body.

I also believe that this is the path to healing for humanity from the shackles and suffering to which we are all enslaved.
One way or another, this is a completely logical stage in the development of our consciousness. One way or another, this is a completely logical stage in the development of our consciousness.

a 2012 thread, nice bump.

Wow did not expect to see Lucid Dreamers on bhw.

I was literally obsessed with lucid dreaming in 2015/2016. Had a dream journal and everything .

Good ole reality checks as well .