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

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I think that the author’s description is his version of the wonderful, ecstatic, love experience Anita Moorjani and others describe from their NDEs. I haven't experienced it myself (despite all prior attempts), but parts of the book resonated with me (literally) so why not dive in and see if it resonates with you too? Charles Tart’s introduction is excellent: “… OOBE’s are a universal human experience, not in the sense that they happen to large numbers of people, but in that they have happened all through recorded history, and there are marked similarities in the experience among people who are otherwise extremely different in terms of cultural background. No digo que solamente los que han pasado por una situación similar tengan que leer ese libro, sino que en sí encierra a un público general y que es capaz de romper barreras de pensamiento si uno mismo lo permite.

Yo he tenido experiencias místicas también pero, con una sola excepción, no me he desdoblado jamás que me diera cuenta, básicamente porque me da miedo. Another aspect was that his experience out of the body appeared to be divided between 3 separate realms or, as he terms them, "locales. I had imagined that learning about out of body experiences would be empowering and uplifting but parts of Munroe’s account didn’t really leave me feeling that way.

In many cases, it simply happens during sleep without our having any idea of what might have caused it. It is the closest thing (I’ve read so far) to a 1950’s-70’s era scientist applying scientific method to something ultimately denied by the scientific community. the very useful descriptions of how to achieve the out of body state, the many experiences shared of what happened, where he went, what he saw . We all know that people dream, but we raise our children to regard dreams and other experiences occurring during sleep as unimportant, as not real in the way that the events of the day are.

Otra cosa que me gusta es que el autor, Robert Monroe, hoy en día conocido como el gurú de los viajes astrales y con centro de especialización propio, empezó su camino místico casualmente un día cualquiera, desdoblándose sin querer. As Robert Monroe met many other people who have had similar experiences and read the literature of the East that documents the long history of this phenomenon, his fears were alleviated. Era un hombre de negocios sin interés especial por investigar el tema, cuarentón, casado, un american man cualquiera de las series antiguas.

I found this to be an extremely informative and enjoyable book which greatly exceeded my expectations. In 1994 his third book, "Ultimate Journey" was released, exploring basic truths about the meaning and purpose of life and what lies beyond the limits of our physical world.

SÚPER INTERESANTE aunque un tanto retorcido de leer, en el sentido de que está all over the place y que es un tanto complicadete. But in 1985, when I was 15 years old, I borrowed this book from the library of the juvenile Detention Center in Vancouver Washington. As He passes, there is “a roaring, musical sound and a feeling of radiant, irresistible living force of ultimate power”. In my own case, I have experienced numerous out-of-body experiences throughout my life and Robert Monroe's explanation helped to clarify those experiences in so many lucid ways that I was simply captivated by the book, page after page. In the book he lifts the veil on one of the tantalizing abilities of the human mind, namely to exist outside of the human.

They asked me questions that I don't remember but I still remember the looks on their faces like they couldn't believe the door was unlocked, as if they had never seen it happen before.