Patrick Curren 2008-11-20
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This is the next book written by the same author to follow "Adventures Beyond the Body". The format follows the results of his OBE survey that he conducted. The survey was and still can be conducted on line or you can send it by mail directly to the author. The results are interesting but not as awe inspiring as the authors journal from his first book. The following is a sampling of what I would call "points of interest".
- It is easier for children to experience OBEs than adults. The author's evidence suggests that this is because children have not been fully indoctrinated into the physical belief system. The author offers advice on how to mitigate the fears that can accompany the child's OBE experiences. There are many survey results that convey night "terrors" of children as well as adults not knowing what is happening to them during the early stages of an OBE.
- The Biblical Book of Revelation is one man's journal of an inward journey.
- As one approaches death, OBE's cluster as a type of transition to the next state of consciousness.
- At physical death, most of us experience the religious heavens as our homes. IE the Apostle Paul's "third heaven" does exist but it is a shared environment and is NOT our true spiritual home. This assures the ancient cycle of death/rebirth in the physical plane.
- We experience an OBE when we sleep as our "energy body" moves out of phase with our "physical body". This allows our body to rest or regenerate. We have all experienced at one time the jerking of the physical body as we awake to the realignment of the energy bodies with the physical body.
- Our energy bodies are connected to our physical bodies thru energy centers known as chakras. IE The Book of Revelations "SEVEN CHURCHES".
Of the most help are the additional OBE techniques available with quotes from those who participated in the author's survey and workshops. Of a technique unknown to me is the use of what is called a "Mind Machine" that uses frequencies as a catalyst to "tune" the inner vibration. This attunement appears to help many experience inward exploration.
While this is a good book, the author tends to repeat material from his first book. While this works to maintain continuity, it does tend to tinge this book with feelings of boredom and not the excitement that one would expect for a reader standing at the threshold of the OBE.