I am currently looking for a book to read relating to astral projection. I will be sure to buy Frank's book the day of it's release but in the meantime I am shopping around and looking for the best of the best.
I would like to buy a book that stays away from the spiritual side of the astral world as it only confuses me.
If anyone has any ideas as to what book is the best read please let me know.
Hi:
I would recommend the two Monroe books Far Journeys and Ultimate Journey and two Seth books, Seth Speaks and The Seth Material. Jane Roberts gets a little tiresome in parts and grates on the nerves, and Monroe lets slip a little in places. Apart from that I can vouch for the material's accuracy. My experience largely concurs with both authors' work.
Yours,
Frank
Why do you guys fear Spirituality? The way I see Spirituality it is Life!
Life = Spirituality!
Adventures Beyond the Body by Buhlman is quite good from what I read so far.
Jeni
I decided to go with the Monroe books, they are in the mail :)
Thanks again Frank.
I have read all 3 Monroe books and I will vouch for them, as well. The last 2 (which are the ones that Frank mentioned) are different from the first and are more phasing oriented. This should help give you a good foundation for terminology and such.
I have never read any Seth books, mainly because I am do not like the whole channeling idea (seems ripe for frauds). Has anybody else read the 2 Seth books that Frank mentioned?
I have ordered the last 2 books as I am a new fan of phasing. I have been trying to project for over a year with no success and I am making quick progress with phasing.
MT:
I ended up ordering the two Seth books. Hopefully I will enjoy them and maybe post a review in the book section.
Hi:
I appreciate your concern regarding the fraud aspect and some of the "channeled" stuff I have read just makes me laugh. It is just people channeling aspects of their own self from Primary Focus 2 of consciousness thinking they are in touch with "aliens" from outer space and all that jazz.
But the two Seth books I read I can vouch for their accuracy. Too much concurs with my own experience, particularly in the way Seth talks about the structure of consciousness. When I first read the books it was a revalation to me as hardly a page went by that didn't qualify something or other from my own experience. Although, again, Jane Roberts gets more than a little tiresome in places. But I suppose it was the 1960's or whenever.
Yours,
Frank
Frank as a humbled master, not even pointing to his own book in the works.
I already mentioned that I was going to buy his book upon release.