Thread: OOBE questions

During a lucid dream, crash into a wall. Just as your body slams into the wall you will find yourself projecting out of your body.

hahah beleive it or not i have tried that and it didn't happen.

Originally posted by Dream-Master
During a lucid dream, crash into a wall. Just as your body slams into the wall you will find yourself projecting out of your body.

Nice idea though - does it work for you?

Everything must be at a perfect balance when trying to OBE. Concentration, relaxation, and a reliable exit technique. Help at: www.astralpulse.com if you already haven't been there.

Yes, it worked for me the few times I tried it. The idea is that you bring your attention to your body and pop out.

last week i had 2 oobe's and both of them happend when i was extreemly tired and had something to keep me awake like the loud music baning from my annoying brothers room..or the deep pig like snooring of my bestfriend late at night

just wondering had anyone experienced the crack sound like a very big unmistakable rip then the body seperates it was soo cool lol i hate it when i get sucked back to my body tho its annoying im gonna try and induce more..by the way some time wilds help in oobe's

You are confusing OOBE with astral projection. An OOBE by definition is actually physically leaving your body. This requires much more than just slamming into a wall. It takes lots of concentration and effort. It can be done while lucid. In an OOBE you would see things EXACTLY as they are in the waking world. The only difference is you would be not in your body. Even if in your OOBE everything seems real except there is a cup on the couch you are just dreaming. After you have an OOBE you need to wake up and see if everything is exacty as it was in the OOBE. If even one tiny little thing is different you were most likely dreaming. Also, since you have left your body, you would not feel the effects of gravity. You would not even be in a body. You would be able to feel things like heat, but would travel through all objects. It is really quite and interesting experience, but it must be just like I have explained or most likely it is not an OOBE.

Concious-exit OBEs are much more vivid and clear than normally spontaneous ones or dreams. A concious exit requires a great deal of mental energy to achieve, but it is worth it.

I do not think it takes much energy at all to acheive a concious split.

infact some sleepyness is required.

A.P. OOBE,s lucid dreaming what ever you wish to call it are simply the effect of your mind being aware while your body is asleep.

As long as you can concentrate or not let your mind fall into a day dream you can A.P.

I agree it may be difficult to maintain concentration, but I have never A.P.ed feeling like it took a lot of effort. More like a lot of noneffort.

It is interesting, but it's no where near as amazing until you remain concious of yourself allday for weeks and then have an A.P. the dreamy feeling and the haze is lifted very much in this case.

Meditation (whichever kind you prefer) will help drasticly.

I have been trying astral projection for the last 2 1/2 months and no luck. ill sit there for about 45 mins each night trying to think of absolutly nothing and my body will get so heavy i can hardly move it and then ill try to move out of my physical body but ill end up really moving. i was wondering if anyone can help with this.