The Astral Projection Guidebook: Mastering the Art of Astral Travel by Pavlina Erin

Author:Pavlina, Erin [Pavlina, Erin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Erin Pavlina
Published: 2013-11-10T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 9

Traveling

You’ve made it out of your body. Congratulations! Now it’s time to get moving. In the next three chapters you’ll learn how to move your astral body, how to reach different planes of existence, and how to interact effectively with people and your environment once you are astral traveling. Your wild ride is about to begin!

Once you’ve successfully separated from your body, the first thing you’ll want to do is start exploring and moving around. There is much you need to know about movement, so in this chapter I’m going to explain how to move through space, time, and objects. We’ll also talk about how to control your speed, and some things that might knock you around a bit. Then we’ll discuss how to quickly and safely return to your body.

Methods of Movement

There are several ways to move when you’re astral. You can walk, fly, float, or teleport. You’ll probably experience all four at some point, but eventually you’ll pick the one you like the most and that’s easiest for you. Let’s discuss each method and how to master them all.

Walking. Walking is common because you’re used to it. Some people step out of their bodies and simply walk around their house. When you walk, you move somewhat slowly, and you tend to follow the natural curvature of your space.

For example, if you get to some stairs, you’re going to find yourself walking up or down the stairs like you would if you were corporeal. This is wholly unnecessary as you are actually on a plane that doesn’t have stairs, but you see them, you’re used to walking up or down them, so you force your astral body to mimic the movements as if you were physical.

If walking makes you comfortable, keep doing it, but eventually you’ll probably want to go somewhere that you can’t reach by walking. Imagine how long it would take you to walk to a friend’s house three thousand miles away. Imagine how long it would take to climb a mountain step by step? Or harder yet, try walking to Mars.

So one disadvantage to walking is being limited by what you expect you can do physically. On the other hand, an advantage to walking is that it’s easy and familiar, plus you can go slow and at your own pace, which allows you to explore in more depth and with more focus. But as a method of travel, it’s definitely limited. If you’re going to go far, you’ll want to fly or teleport.

Floating. Once you’ve decided that walking is too limiting or too slow, you may decide you want to fly. So you get yourself into a horizontal position, and try to fly. But instead of flying, you find yourself floating, bobbing along through space like a two-day-old helium balloon.

It’s extremely common to find yourself floating just a few inches or feet off the ground. Again, it’s a perception. In your physical body, you don’t fly or float, so it’s sometimes hard to believe you can actually move without your feet touching the ground.

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