my head still attached

[oneironaught]

how does one detach their head if it is stuck. its the only thing holding me bck from leaving

[zareste]

oh, you mean your soul's head? I thought you meant like taking off your head and shaking it till your soul falls out

[jackmac13]

forgive me if I'm wrong, but i think the answer your after here is to spend more time working on your crown chakra?
when your doing energy work, spend a bit more time drawing energy into your crown chakra.
could be wrong tho, thats just what I've picked up reading on here.

[Old Dood]

When you are trying to separate from your 3D body?

If that is the case then simply roll out of bed.
I remember once 'waking up' and seeing my (Astral) legs dangling straight up toward the ceiling.
My head was 'stuck' too.  It was kinda funny now that I remember that.
Since then I always roll out and that seems to 'break' the bond a lot easier then sitting up in bed.

[oneironaught]

ah, sort of like twisting a small piece of metal til it snaps, thanks

[vladjackguy]

When you are trying to separate from your 3D body?

If that is the case then simply roll out of bed.
I remember once 'waking up' and seeing my (Astral) legs dangling straight up toward the ceiling.
My head was 'stuck' too.  It was kinda funny now that I remember that.
Since then I always roll out and that seems to 'break' the bond a lot easier then sitting up in bed.

Got the same experience and then when i tried to pull my head out my body sucked me back in 

[CFTraveler]

Sit up.

[EscapeVelocity]

I agree with more brow or crown chakra work; or maybe just overall energybody work beforehand.

It always struck me as somehow incongruous, reading about others experiencing this 'odd' phenomenon...that was until it happened to ME!
I remember easily detaching by my feet and rotating my feet skyward, only to realise that I was pivoting at my head and otherwise 'stuck'! I kept tugging, trying to float straight up, with no luck. Finally, with a fair amount of frustration building, I just rolled straight up and over and back, flipping out the backside of my head and into a significantly different OBE environment than what I was used to...made me realise there might be a whole lot more truth to Monroe's description of rolling 180 degrees and exiting through the back of his head into a different world than I initially gave him credit for.

It's amazing: given some time, effort and the resulting experience, nearly everything described by the more notable OBE explorers can be validated; at least by my own, personal results.

Enough to keep me looking. Best to all.

EV