Journeys Out of the Body: The Classic Work on Out-Of-Body Experience (Journeys Trilogy)

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With more than 300,000 copies sold to date, this is the definitive work on the extraordinary phenomenon of out-of-body experiences, by the founder of the internationally known Monroe Institute. Fifth, in some instances of OOBEs the description of what was happening at a distant place is correct and more accurate than we would expect by coincidence. SÚPER INTERESANTE aunque un tanto retorcido de leer, en el sentido de que está all over the place y que es un tanto complicadete.

Almost every time I give a speech on this subject, someone comes up to me afterward and thanks me for talking about it. As a result, his actual prose is "scientific" sounding: detached, neutral, and with a fair amount written in the passive voice.A young woman who was the friend of a neighbor did psychic readings and talked about "astral travel"--the term current up to then for OOBEs. For the curious, this is the book to get the best description of what people are talking about when they talk about OBE (Out of Body) or NDE (Near Death Experiences. I'm not sure I can go back into the book and easily find a story that I want to read again, because it's not really organized into categories. Por más de que fuera real, en mi mente siempre me decía que este tipo de situaciones solo les pasarían a un determinado grupo de personas, las cuales poseen un don.

The definitive work on the extraordinary phenomenon of out-of-body experiences, by the founder of the internationally known Monroe Institute. Esto se relaciona abiertamente con la religión, y ese es un tema demasiado complicado porque el ser humano está formado a base de creencias sea cuales sean. I can also recommend My Big Toe by Thomas Campbell for those who really want to dig deeper into the topic.

I hope the second and third books Robert Monroe wrote, Far Journeys and Ultimate Journey will soon follow in audible format as well. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Monroe drew some extraordinary conclusions from what he thought of as his prescient dreams/experiences. Sé suena como una novela de ciencia ficción, pero ¿qué pasaría si el Escenario III se tratase del anti - mundo?

Thus regardless of what position one wants to take on the “reality” of the OOBE, it is clearly an experience deserving considerable psychological study. As he gets into some theories later in the book, stating that it’s a very loose idea that is for consideration, I felt an eery correlation with a few other unrelated bodies of work. Me refiero a que si todas las decisiones que fueron tomadas a lo largo de la historia, hubiesen sido modificadas, entonces ¿Cuáles hubiesen sido las consecuencias? This is the best introduction, explanation, and instruction book on the greater reality experienced by people in their dream states or consciously while out of body.

Some of his voyages to me suggested another plane where we're all unconsciously conversing with one another. He does not present himself as a spiritual guru or sensationalize the stories in any way, but rather describes his experiences as if observing them for a scientific study. And even if you are a dyed in the wool believer of contemporary mediocrity and science, that our existence is explained by Darwinianism, DNA threads, or solely at the hands of some all-powerful god - then this book is going to challenge you and quite likely offend your senses. Occasionally He will select someone from this living bridge, and this person is never seen or heard from again.

What makes Monroe's presentation so compelling is that he documented his out-of-body experiences over a period of some 14 years and he holds back no punches on those details. My earliest memory of hearing about out-of-body experiences (OOBEs) was, I think, in the early 1970s, about the same time this book was published. Apart from the books, of which this is the classic, (Robert Monroe's) legacy is the Monroe Institute. Monroe's account of his travels, Journeys Out of the Body , jam-packed with parasitic goblins and dead humans, astral sex, scary trips into mind-boggling other dimensions, and practical tips on how to get out of your body, all told with wry humor, quickly became a cult sensation with its publication in 1971, and has been through many printings.Whether this is merely a highly powerful form of the state we all know as 'dreaming', a life after death, or some uncanny, of yet under-explored ability to consciously induce a state wherein we explore a non-physical world using our purported non-physical bodies, is up to the reader to discover. Thus the author contradicts himself, since what he describes does sound like it could be God, God’s realm, Heaven.