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#1
Hi,

I've introduced myself on one of the other forums. I had one brief OBE many years ago, and I'm new to (intentional) astral projection. I'm starting to work with William Buhlman's materials, starting with his CD of affirmations. What I find is that much of the astral projection techniques have to do with getting in that space between sleep and waking; but for me, it seems to be one or the other. I have trouble sleeping; I'm either tense and physically uncomfortable, or I'm "out"--one or the other. When I listen to CD's intended to put me in a trance state, that's my experience--either I can't relax, or I wake up and realize I've been "out". I also have the kind of mentality that I am rigorous about what is real and what isn't--so I have trouble accepting affirmations, because my mind is always saying, "that's not true yet".

Suggestions?

Thanks,
Steve

#2
Hi,

I'm very glad to have found this forum. I had a brief OBE many years ago, which I'd be glad to describe if anyone would like to hear it. So I know from experience that it's real, and something of what it feels like. Now, I'd like to learn how to do this intentionally because I've discovered I have a soul mate on the other side from a past life, and I'd like to connect with her. I've read Jonas Ridgeway's introduction, and I've ordered materials from William Buhlman; I'm also friends with someone who is connected with the Monroe Institute, but I don't have the kind of funds necessary to pursue that path. So I'd like to learn how to do this safely, within the financial resources I have, and with the support of a group of people who are also exploring it and have experience with it. I'm open to guidance and suggestions, and I'm looking forward to interacting with you all here.

Thanks,
Steve