Out of Body Experiences

How to Have Them and What to Expect

De: Robert Peterson

Narrado por: Gary J. Chambers

Throughout history, people have reported spiritual experiences that we now identify as out-of-body experiences or OBEs. In recent times, modern researchers like Robert Monroe have pioneered the scientific study and practice of OBEs. Increasingly, people are remembering spontaneous OBEs, especially from early childhood. Also, OBEs are a typical feature of near-death experiences and have been described as beautiful, painless, and ecstatic.

This is the comprehensive manual for inducing out of body experiences and managing the experience. Peterson not only explores the stages of his own development, but also concludes each chapter with a specific exercise that takes you to the next level. From wiggling out of your body for the first time (the author did a back flip his first time) to traveling through other realms and dealing with your “encounters,” this is one of the most practical, step-by-step guides to OBEs available. He clearly demonstrates how this consciousness-expanding experience is accessible to anyone willing to make the leap into the great beyond.

Broaden your horizons by learning astral projection and experiencing its profoundly positive impact on your thoughts about life, death, and spirituality.

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A modern classic written with heart and reason

I'm betting that almost everyone reading this review already has their own opinion of Bob Peterson's book; and that's because it has been available for decades and has generously answered the basic Internet searches on OBEs. That's why I won't mention much of my view on the book.

The one facet I'd personally like to highlight is that the book seems to be a response to a calling to share. This is a precious, vocational action that, with humility and method, reflects the spiritual fruits that the author himself was gathering from the transformation, and at the same time it provides an original structure amid a tediously uniform literature.
The narration brings a new dimension of life to the content.

As for the book itself, it's both pictorial and philosophical; it zooms in and it zooms out. And just as Monroe's first book, it knows the questions to ask and asks questions of the known, sometimes hastily, as would be dictated by the beauty of an eager, open, growing, and evolving spiritual being.

Thanks for having written this book, for having made it available all the way, for the audio version. Thanks for wearing your soul.

So Grateful for This!!!

I’m absolutely fascinated by this topic, and I love hearing his firsthand experience with it. I read this book multiple times years ago and have been hoping for an audiobook version ever since. I’m so grateful he finally released one! And I’m so glad I thought to search his name before making my last Audible purchase.
The narrator is perfection—I actually forget it’s not Robert himself telling the story. This is one I’ll be listening to again and again as I’m learning how to do this and probably long after I’ve “mastered” it. Thank you!!! =)