Hi there Kel....
Everything Risu said above was pretty good advice.
For me, getting vision was the HARDEST thing to do, even harder than just getting out of my body. Every now and then, I still have a little problem, so here are some things I do:
1) When I am out and not able to see, I usually try to FEEL something solid, just to orientate myself. As an example, if I roll out of my body, I will feel for my dresser, then feel my way over to my door, etc.
2) Once I am orientated, I take 2-3 deep astral breaths. As I breathe in, I feel myself becoming a little lighter, and a little more stable in this environment. My vision usually kicks in at this stage as I become more relaxed.
3) As Risu said, I also try and get away from my physical body. The more experience you get with projecting, the less this step really matters (as I can now see near my physical body without too much trouble). However, in the early stages, I found that I needed to almost leave the room my body was in before I could see. This may have all been just a mental stumblingblock, and have nothing to do with astral laws of vision.
4) As you breathe in the astral air, imagine your sight coming to you with each inhale/exhale.
Those steps work for me 95% of the time. The other 5% is usually when I am disorientated or flying at lightening fast speeds through the black void, and in both instances, I have never been able to gain control of my vision.
Everything Risu said above was pretty good advice.
For me, getting vision was the HARDEST thing to do, even harder than just getting out of my body. Every now and then, I still have a little problem, so here are some things I do:
1) When I am out and not able to see, I usually try to FEEL something solid, just to orientate myself. As an example, if I roll out of my body, I will feel for my dresser, then feel my way over to my door, etc.
2) Once I am orientated, I take 2-3 deep astral breaths. As I breathe in, I feel myself becoming a little lighter, and a little more stable in this environment. My vision usually kicks in at this stage as I become more relaxed.
3) As Risu said, I also try and get away from my physical body. The more experience you get with projecting, the less this step really matters (as I can now see near my physical body without too much trouble). However, in the early stages, I found that I needed to almost leave the room my body was in before I could see. This may have all been just a mental stumblingblock, and have nothing to do with astral laws of vision.
4) As you breathe in the astral air, imagine your sight coming to you with each inhale/exhale.
Those steps work for me 95% of the time. The other 5% is usually when I am disorientated or flying at lightening fast speeds through the black void, and in both instances, I have never been able to gain control of my vision.