Question about Paralysis

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Donni_Joy

Hi Lady lea

Yes, that is the common experience of physical paralysis felt either pre-lift-off or when re-entering the body. If you ever get "stuck" in it, just moving a toe or finger can break it.

Cheers
Donni
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pineconelv

Same here.... I've had one successful (conscious) OBE, but it was soo long ago.
I've been trying to practice lately...so as to re-kindle the ability, so to speak... and have been feeling the same thing, where it feels like my chest is heavy and I'm not breathing.  This kinda freaks me a bit i guess and it's hard to press forward.  

Peace~
~Pine


LadyLea

Thanks guys!  I have another question.  When I get out of body will I resume breathing again natually, without effort?  If this is the sensation that comes pre-exit and rejoining, then I must have been doing it right!  Let's see if I understand it better now.  When I am about to leave my body, the paralysis, the ability of not breathing, will all go to normal when I am out successfully?    

If your focus your life on hate, anger, and regret, it is only your fault for what you get.

Edited by - LadyLea on 25 February 2002  13:44:00

LadyLea

When I began the ROPE technique about two weeks ago, I wanted to try an awake OBE.  I relaxed, felt heavy, and then I saw my room but my eyes were closed(astral sight?).  Then, I couldn't move.  Even my breathing stopped.  Is that normal?  Is that what it feels like?  When I couldn't move, my chest stopped going up and down(my breathing).  Is that what's supposed to happen?  It is at that point when I think I can see myself lifting out of my body.  I never thought about mentioning this in any other post becasue I thought it was nothing.  Anyone that can shed some light on this is greatly appreciated!

If your focus your life on hate, anger, and regret, it is only your fault for what you get.