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Messages - Gandalfs Beard

#1
Quote from: Lionheart on August 12, 2011, 00:45:50
Does it feel like your body is expanding or like you have a phantom limb? If so, you are well on your way to the Astral.

Yes it feels exactly like this. I also get this sensation during meditation. My head is usually the first to go... It happens fairly quickly but I feel unable to get the rest of my body out...

Also I wanted to ask, would you recommend that I picture a certain place I would like to project to or should I stick to picturing my bedroom? Usually I picture myself at the door and opening it but a few occasions I pictured myself being somewhere very beautiful and scenic and even at my mothers home in England.
#2
Haha c0sm0nautt I almost thought you where going to say that you fell out of your bed instead of 'rolling' out.

I find myself reaching a stage where it feels asthough my head and feet and coming out but not fully. It's quite frustrating sometimes so I tend to just give up, especially if I'm an hour or so into the trance state. I guess I should have more patience. I also find my chakras go crazy, with my heart, throat and solar plexus thumping away.
#3
Hello, I've been experimenting with the OBE state for quite a few months with various levels of success. One thing which puzzles me in all my research into OBE techniques is the seperation stage. A lot of people advise that your thoughts should be removed from your physical body at this stage, but at the same time they talk about 'rolling' out of your body, imagining you are floating upwards, being pulled by a magnet and so on. However I feel asthough all these thoughts relate to the body in one way or another. I wonder how is one meant to project whilst at the same time not thinking of their physical body? Grateful for your insights.