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When you enter a picture on a wall, or a photograph, with ability to walk further into a world of the picture, interact with objects and beings there... etc. Thank you.

Hi all

I have a friend who is interested in OBEs - he has an open mind but the other day he asked me "how do you know you weren't dreaming?".  I couldn't say much at the time because we were having lunch in a crowded place; but I would like to explain it to him properly at some point.

If you were me, how would you explain it to him?

All ideas welcome!

Venus 

In your place I wouldn't try to explain anything. I never try to explain anything to skeptics. Because it is impossible to convince him in such a thing; he has to experience it himself. Unless he experiences a spontaneous OOBE, I don't think anyone can explain or convince a skeptic. Simply mind your own business, and let him believe anything he wish. He believes or he doesn't believe... who cares?

In one book i read recently, i cant think of the name right now, the author refers to a conscious astral visit/obe where by he simply found a parallel life he was living somewhere else. He then goes on to explain at finding out about it, he then went to live there permanantly for 6 or 7 years, living the life as he would this one, before returning here at pretty much the same time he left. No time seemed to have pasted in this lifetime.

I found this a little odd to hear about, as it bears no relation to the limited energy, silver cord theory.

Has anyone else heard of this. I seem to be able to relate to it, although this lifetime i havent doen that!

Harliquin.

I read about a parallel world in a book Journeys out of the body, by Robert Allan Monroe, which he calls Locale 2, and he too spent some significant time there in the parallel world through the body of someone else he met there. Also explained how incidentally he entered the world, and later being able to repeat the experience by will. In the book he also explains his parallel world in a great detail, quite similar to ours yet technologically very different. Socially different by a certain degree as well, for example a public transit over there is free of charge. It was an interesting read.

I would like to hear what book you were reading about the parallel world, or at least who is the author of the book. I find the topic very interesting.