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The Multidimensional Traveler

The Multidimensional Traveler is an inspiring journey that awakens readers to worlds beyond physical limitations. In addition to illuminating the existence of vast multidimensional realities, it provides specific examples of adventures through time, space, and the universes. Freed of limitation, you are initiated into the lost knowledge of multidimensional travel.

It gradually expands readers’ consciousness so that they, too, may begin the awesome journey of discovering what lies beyond their physical body. Through discipline and practice, each and every one of us can regain the ability to travel wherever—and whenever—we wish!

The Multidimensional Traveler will give you the exciting freedom




The Multidimensional Traveler serves as a ticket to the world of limitless possibilities, reminding readers throughout the entire journey that their mind—like their soul—is indestructible, incomprehensible, and incalculable.

272 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 19, 2015

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Khartika Goe

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January 4, 2026
this is MORE than a "how to" like many people want it to be. It talks about the very nature of humans and how we got here, who we are, and what we can do.

Genuinely an underrated book that I'm grateful found me, and though I'm not all that surprised, I'm sad this book hasn't reached more people.
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August 7, 2022
It is awesome!! for an OBE fan it is really awesome. Khartika is unlike other author too and rich as f*** i met her in a new age conference.


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November 21, 2016
I had bought this book because I was interested in time tunnels and past / future lives. I thought this book might provide me with some answers. Instead I found that the author mostly talks about her life and ends with a few tips on how she does what she does.... travelling multidimensional.

I don't really have a problem with that overall but it's how she tells her story and tips to the reader. She makes it sound so easy and she sound cocky as well. She even sounds like an escaped mental patient too at times. She admits on the book that some of friends think this as well and I think she just needs to realize that if she can travel across the Universe whenever she feels like it she needs to just tone it down a bit and not come off as a loon.

Book as some OK moments but it didn't offer me much answers. I couldn't even finish it I kept shaking my head so much.
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