Astral Projection, Part 1: The Astral Plane

This is the first part in a three-part series. The first part describes the astral world or the dream world, as well as speculates on what the physical world truly is. The videos that follow will disclose practices for clarifying the mind so that astral projection becomes possible (part 2) and practices for inducing lucid dreams at night (part 3).

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[LarimaBeyondBorders]

As long as I could dream, I could lucid dream. Usually while dreaming I realize “this isn’t real, I am dreaming.” Astral projection/OBE is completely different and frightening. It is like your soul being sucked out of your body. There is an extremely intense energy vibration that overcomes your body, the room feels like it is shaking and yet you are basically awake but can’t move. I have heard from someone that if you can just get past the fear and let go you will enjoy the experience.

[obalva]

"I love astral projecton because I love flying" i definitely chuckled when you said this because I am the exact same 😅

[keithcrook]

As someone studying KMGWST I can’t even begin to tell you how valuable your insights on these different topics are. Thank you so much 🙏

[ronniebgood]

Solipsism as revealed by my higher self is, "that which sees me through your eyes, is the same as that which sees you trough mine"

[evanshvetsov]

The "world moving around you while you're standing still" idea is one of the impressions I got as a "meaning" of the Kabbalistic cross. Always amazes me how much information was packed into the LBRP.

[michaelsawdon]

in a normal dream your like a non player charactor , in lucid dream your fully awake and it feels fantastic

[isaaccardin]

As I have more lucid dreams/projections, I keep annoying the denizens of that realm with a bunch of questions until they eventually do something that forces me to wake up😂 They are usually pretty friendly but i get so excited and am so fascinated I can't help but ask questions about their world.

[bw]

Good taste going for flying! If I'm lucky enough to go lucid, I usually can't resist the temptation to fly quickly into the horizon to see what kind of landscapes the dream will produce on such short notice.

You communicate so eloquently. No words wasted.

[ramsical]

I deeply appreciate the time you took to explain such a convoluted concept. I have a much more profound understanding of the fabric of reality. A thousand thanks!

[eanerickson]

Thanks for sharing this. It sheds a lot of light on things I wasnt aware of. I'll be keeping an eye out for ways in which I project my karma out onto the world and in my dreams. I think I've already begun that process as my perspective has changed quite a bit since I began the Kaballah Magic work. Oh, when I find it difficult to fly in dreams, I'll start by lifting my knees while looking ahead. I'll end up kneeling in the air and then I start zooming around until it starts to set in that I can fly. It's sort of a hack that I stumbled upon in my childhood while dreaming.

[MichaelRath-ts]

& the pulsating net which envelops everything! You can actually stretch it & it will just spring back onto what ever! It covers us all 😮

[milesklein]

I miss flying so much and it's always the first thing I do too. I thought it was just me.

[My_Alchemical_Romance]

Gollllyyyy I sure love your frikkin work. Keep it up, buddy.

[leschosescachees]

The Sphere of Sensations looks a lot like the model presented by Steven M. Lehar in "The World in your Head : a gelstalt view of the mechanism of conscious experience".

"Through this analysis, the first and most obvious observation is that consciousness appears as a volumetric spatial void, containing colored objects and surfaces. This reveals that the representation in the brain takes the form of an explicit volumetric spatial model of external reality. Therefore, the world we see around us is not the real world itself, but merely a miniature virtual-reality replica of that world in an internal representation. In fact, the phenomena of dreams and hallucinations clearly demonstrate the capacity of the brain to construct complete virtual worlds even in the absence of sensory input. Perception is somewhat like a guided hallucination, based on sensory stimulation.This insight allows us to examine the world of visual experience not as scientists exploring the external world, but as perceptual scientists examining a rich and complex internal representation."

[Nyxbynite]

Love your videos and your work. Thank you first and foremost. I think the top-level term is out of body experience. I've experienced conscious projection to the lower lunar astral. I've had meditations that resulted in spirit vision to the upper solar astral. Dreams tend to be in the lower as well, but I have been awaken and brought out of dreams to the upper astral. I'm only a few minutes in but I'm excited to watch!

[Kingtuuuut]

Lyam makes me think of the lead artist Dan Paladin of one of my favorite games castle crashers, my college English teacher that made us read and watch Rosemary’s baby, and a memory of my uncle calling me to cut up some vegetables . I hope you have a family of your own someday if you want that. Grateful for you and your videos 🙏.

[realherbalism]

The part in the video where you start talking about physicality is something I figured out about 5 or so years ago from studying the Renaissance model of the universe. That the world around us is the dream stuff of God. Since we are created in the image of God, we create our own worlds out of our own dream stuff. There seems to be a point at where they are connected and it's that point where magic happens. Good video Mr Christopher.

[themoonisalwaysfull]

I was having serious trouble with astral, travel, and projection until a greater magician @ Mind and Magick mentioned I should be aware of where I want to go if I’m astral traveling. You see I described certain things that happened in one of my videos about that night and I could’ve swore I was in a musicians house. The guy had a beautiful rack that held guitars on the end of the arms of the rack
he had hands holding each guitar neck and there were 16 guitars all different colors most black and gold. I saw this rack in the corner of his temple. I was so amazed by this work of art I started asking magicians all over YouTube could I possibly been in your house by accident? Laughing my ass off I just needed direction😆🦇

[Keldaj]

flying definitely would be argument there.

but the ability I can't wait to try when I achieve full lucid projection is Transfiguration of my own form.