The Projection of the Astral Body by Sylvan Muldoon & Hereward Carrington

Author:Sylvan Muldoon & Hereward Carrington [Muldoon, Sylvan; Carrington, Hereward]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Read Books Ltd.
Published: 2016-05-18T16:00:00+00:00

THE SWAYING OF THE ASTRAL BODY

From a photograph published by Dr. H. Durpille.

SUMMARY OF THE DREAM-CONTROL METHOD

I shall now sum up this method of projection of the astral body through dream-control:

1. Develop yourself so that you are enabled to hold consciousness up to the very moment of “rising” to sleep. The best way to do this is to hold some member of the physical body in such a position that it will not be at rest, but will be inclined to fall as you enter sleep. (See exercise given in the foregoing.)

2. Construct a dream which will have the action of Self predominant. The dream must be of the aviation type, in which you move upward and outward, corresponding to the action of the astral body while projecting. It must be a dream of something which you enjoy doing.

3. Hold the dream clearly in mind; visualize it as you are rising to sleep; project yourself right into it and go on dreaming. In the dream the elevator (or what not) begins to move upward coincidentally with the projection of the astral; that is, you imagine that you are starting upward the very moment you “rise” to sleep.

That is the bare formula for inducing projection of the astral body by means of dream-control, and every part of it must be strictly adhered to. It is no idle phantasy, but a tried and proven method. Of course, as you learn of other methods, you can naturally weave other promotive factors into this scheme of procedure.

You will find that if, before retiring, you read a story or article which is fascinating to you—which holds you in suspense—a story of men who work at great heights, a story of daring aviators—such as Bird’s flight to the North Pole—you will strengthen your efforts to project by the dream method.

The very night after I took my first aeroplane trip I experienced a dream of it, and, awakening from that dream, found myself projected. Inquiring of others who have likewise experienced their first trip, I found that most of them had an aviation-type dream shortly afterward, and that several were falling dreams, with repercussions.

So you see that an impressive activity—along the lines of your plotted dream—during the day, even though it be but the reading of a thrilling aviation story, will bring forth positive results by night. If, by following this formula, you have a dream, you will remember it, and you can depend upon it that the astral body, the dream body, participated. (However, do not mistake “dream consciousness” for real consciousness.) Now the next, and probably the most difficult, step is to bring that dream body to real consciousness, after it has been projected—and preferably outside cord-activity range.

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