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Astral Projection Plain & Simple: The Out-of-Body Experience

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Come explore the astral realm. Meet spirit helpers and guides, gain insight on past events or possible futures, and experience freedom and adventure you've only dreamed about. Astral Projection Plain & Simple teaches you how to project easily, naturally, and safely. This complete guide is comprehensive in scope, with step-by-step instructions for both basic and advanced techniques. You'll discover many ways to learn, create, and simply have fun on the astral plane, including how

192 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2003

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Osborne Phillips

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296 reviews25 followers
March 18, 2018
Well I'm not too sure simple is a good way to explain this book, as there is a lot of waffle in this book!
It's also pretty clear this is a book from someone who hasn't practised the art.
Yet it is a decent summary of other books.
Wouldn't recommend it to a beginner, but maybe for someone who can get out and looking for the potential of what to do in the astral realm.
If nothing else it's good to keep your drive for projecting going or just some light reading inspiration.
enjoy
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May 28, 2009
don't be surprised if i show up uninvited ;)
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January 23, 2018
What is this book exactly? is this a book that is intended to teach others how to astral project? or is this a book written in the form of a memoir of the author's experiences in mysticism? I believe it is the latter of the two. This book does not flow at all in it's chapters, the sentence structure is awful and the subjects are blurred and confusing. Not a book I'd recommend.
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