Astral Projection Experience - It Worked!

[@JoergStarkmuth]

Finally someone with a scientific kind of approach regarding these phenomena. People like you are extremely rare. Not even most OBE authors are asking the questions you (and I) ask. Thank you.

[@beckermatthew28]

Exactly what I was thinking too

[@deargoodness]

We aren't alone

[@henryperez1514]

Right?

[@davemilk8520]

I love how your channel has become very lucid dreaming oriented. I think you're doing great work the subject. Thank You

[@draketruber]

11:06 I, for one, respect this. We need more skeptical people like you that are open-minded enough to explore this phenomenon. Rare but vital combination.

[@TheTylerizbeast]

Love your videos man. I have a tip for you. When you’re in sleep paralysis and trying to astral project, wait for the vibrations to end. Think of it like the vibrations are a radio changing stations and your consciousness is tuning into your astral body. So once the vibrations end you’ll know for sure you can leave the body instantly

[@kaitlinmontgomery2750]

????? What world have I gotten myself into. This is so cool. 🤯 😍

[@lostplug]

this is true

[@truedetectiveseason1494]

I’ve done it but cannot do it at will. Most of mine have been “incomplete.” For example, one time I was blind. Another time the tips of my fingers were floating above my fingers. Other times were much better. The only advice I can give to anyone interested is this: If you start to vibrate and hear a loud buzzing noise with pressure, this is your chance. Stay perfectly still. Wait for the vibrations to pass. After they pass, it’s your opportunity to leave the body.

[@elvanmorris3708]

You can astral project to a parallel universe or dimension where you find things slightly different in details, they worlds beyond ours are like radio frequencies , you can switch with astral projection where you can also find people that speak in telepathic ways , and night here is day over there and day here could be night over there . Reality is all about frequencies . I know this for sure . Exploring this path is life changing.

[@Peace-Evolution]

I have astral projected only once. It was very brief, and it felt like I was falling. Frightened the life out of me and I soon came out of it. Havent been able to do it since. I have also see someone astral project right in front of me too. A total stranger. I was in awe. It was amazing, and the feeling that came over me was an overwhelming sense of peace and warmth. I was talking to this person, and see them side -step from their body, my eyes just followed it, and for a t least 20 seconds, went back to their body. It was as clear as day. This was in broad daylight, and the person was awake. This experience was like seing someone's essence, spirt, or whatever else you want to call it, side - step out of their body. I have never seen this before, and haven't seen anything like it since. Whether or not this is the same is another thing. Has anybody else seen someone else do it? That feeling like you have met someone before, but you haven't. The stranger asked me if we had met, and naturally I said no. It was at this point I see them project.

[@joshstamp1666]

I had a similar experience to this earlier today feeling sort of like a formless orb how you described, the strangest experience for me was definitely the rope technique - I couldn't feel the rope but I could definitely feel the force of pulling myself up and my 'astral hands' or whatever pulling myself up, it almost felt like I was awake had my arms in the air and was doing it physically but I wasn't. It was mostly just blackness and saw images of female eyes pop up in the blackness occasionally and heard feminine whispers, as I pulled myself up higher I heard foreign music wind chimes and kids playing outside this sensation is indescribable don't even know how to write it haha. Then I opened my eyes tried to get up and felt like I was moving on a fixed axis then snapped back to my body again, I tried this a few times and kept snapping back to my body, eventually my vision moved to the centre of my room and I tried to move my head and arms but I couldn't I felt like I was a camera or something, it sort of felt like Google Street view. I got scared I'd be stuck like this and woke up shortly after. thanks for sharing your experience that's mine anyway haha not sure what to think of it and I'm openly skeptical

[@taochi100]

For anyone else I want to clarify to anyone that astral projection is not a dream of any kind

[@ilikescake4928]

Prove it

[@suavetheghost]

Ilikescake how bout u prove it? Try it yourself u fool

[@NEOgeek402]

LOL that's a ridiculous statement. Strictly subjective and nothing objective about it at all please go back to school

[@NEOgeek402]

@@suavetheghost how the fuck LOL clearly an uneducated group of people

[@Tjejify]

You couldn't possibly leave your body. I am not an atheist but this is far too supernatural for me to believe. I think it's just a dream created in your mind

[@mr.sev0773]

I've been trying to astral project for years now, I've lost hope at some point, and only a couple months ago restarted my attempts. Although i have not succeeded, it has occured twice now within the past 2 months that I've partially woken up with strong vibrations all across my body, but from there, i knew not the steps to get further. Quick note: i do feel a sense of entrapment within my chest, as if something was attempting to chain me down. I know not where to go from there.

[@oldguy3525]

Maybe 40hz more for lucid dreaming and 8 hz more for OBE. Keeping in mind that many frequencies are occurring at the same time.

[@truenough86]

Open a book you've never read and place it in a corner or draw and read it while projecting then read it when you wake up again and that should tell you if its real or not

[@brdreneyachsen2466]

Tipharot you astral travelled, good job that you did not give up trying to Astral project, im trying to do it now and i have bought your crash course to lucid dreaming and i have had my first lucid dream after buying your crash course so ty :D but nice video hearing about your experience it helps me in a way so keep up the good work ! :)

[@andyweb7779]

I stick a playing card facing outward on my window. When I project I go look at it - haven't got it right so far lol. So as far as my experiments go I believe you're well and truly still inside your head. But! To me that's still fascinating. As Jordan Peterson says you can then explore your own subconscious. He suggested instead of flying off and whizzing about, just calmly explore the place you're in and talk to and interact with the characters you meet.

[@madhatter785]

J.P.! a very great wizard he is. Thankyou for bridging these two worlds and subjects. I havent actually heard him talk about lucid dreaming.

[@StevenGrey]

Yes I did watch the full video :D BY THE WAY, last night I had my first lucid dream...I took me nearly a year, but to be honest I wasn't taking the practice very serious, but now that I know it is a real thing, I'll try more often!! Thanks a lot for your videos 😎👍

[@Tipharot]

I saw your message on Twitter! Congrats man. That's awesome. Keep practising, the first lucid dream is by far going to be the hardest to get - as you get familiar with the state, you'll start to become lucid from time to time naturally, and all the methods will also start to have a higher success rate.

[@oldenakisashfia4068]

Next time form your body so you can interact more, it sounds weird but visualise or pretend in your head that you do have a body. Youll materialise your astral body. Its form will probably be humanoid simce its what you're used to now. Usually your emotional state is what decides you look like though i.e if your happy you'll look friendly or normal (i.e not a threat to others) Anger sorrow hate depression are what make people look mis formed or twisted over there. With time you'll be able to mold and shape your astral body to whatever form you'll want. NOTE DONT THINK ABOUT YOUR HUMAN BODY OR YOU WILL PROBABLY END UP FAILING THE PROJECTION. Imagine your ideal body instead.

[@pineneedles_8845]

GASP I WISH TO BE A WORM.

[@sandroinorge871]

It's wierd because I tried to lucid dream using the FILD method combined with WBTB. Then after maybe 5 minutes my head started to spin around like I was really drunk, (it lasted around 5 seconds) but I just accepted it and kept going. After that I was on my knees on my carpet next to my couch.(where I was sleeping) It was just like real life! Then I looked at my hand, I had 7 fingers! I looked at my hand for like 5 seconds. I started crawling back to my couch, then I felt really foggy and woke up. That was my first experience, wether it was lucid dreaming or an astral projection. Crazy experience!

[@arkx.5365]

*Sees a 27 minute video by Tipharot* Me: Heck yeah!

[@abysswalker2403]

Sees a red Subscribe button meaning I haven't subscribed yet... Me: MY THE HELL HAVENT I SUBBED!??!!??!

[@hardstyleminded]

Nice video, I did not think it was too long, in fact I would have been happy if it was longer. Thanks for sharing your experiences and observations with us.

[@jahmaisofly]

They weren't talking through words they spoke through emotions I know somebody who had a similar experience

[@04dram04]

I use the wake back to bed method, for lucid dreaming. I once had one that felt more real than real life.

[@mxnuuel4008]

04dram04 hey I’m really new to lucid dreaming, can you help me out and explain this method, thanks :D

[@youngsinatra2916]

HomeMadeMusic Important: WILD is hard and not beginnee friendly, try something like WBTB or DILD. If you want more informations just let me know! ;)

[@mxnuuel4008]

@@youngsinatra2916 Hey thanks for explaining it. Can you mention why it would be difficult for a beginner. Thanks :D

[@weightacademy7834]

@@mxnuuel4008 wild is a similar method to astral projection and takes patience for a beginner to reach sleep paralysis. WBTB combined with DILD is basicaly you waking up after 6 hrs of SLEEP, and going back to bed and you will get some extremely vivid dreams and if you do reality checks during the day you will do them in dreams and when you get extremely vivid dreams you will get lucid when your dream character realises you are dreaming. Regular DILD is you sleeping normaly but with reality checks. Im not 100% sure if i named them right but the methods are easy to follow, it shouldnt take you more than a month to get your first lucid dream if you have more questions ask

[@gucci1658]

UI Garou So when you're in a sleep paralysis state (I usually get it alot and still do) if I want it to stop do I imagine something else? Would love some answer to this would help me.

[@m1randa638]

I love the idea of putting more research into this, it's so interesting

[@jamon8139]

Not very related, but your hair is on fleek in this video

[@lynnly2406]

Bria LaPoint that comment is from 3 years ago..

[@courtneys3168]

Stayed through to the end. Have been trying WILD, and/or listening to guided audio/videos to enter sleep paralysis, and usually not bring able to leave the lucid dream or sleep paralysis phase. I have had a couple experiences of what I would call "walking sleep paralysis" where I experience the feeling of terror similar to sleep paralysis, but in an ultra-realistic setting where I am walking around my room or crawling on the floor near my bed. I am hesitant to call this projection, as I have never stayed in the state long enough to look back and check on my body, nor do I feel or remember getting to the point of physical/astral separation, only that I am suddenly there and immediately uneasy. ;/ The journey continues! Best of luck to you!

[@persephonerose2815]

This was very helpful, particularly the part about entering sleep paralysis easy by not moving when you wake up during REM. I find it incredibly difficult to enter sleep paralysis if I really concentrate on wanting to do that because my arms and legs then decide to itch. Thank you for sharing.

[@shadowolf3998]

You can have a Lucid Dream-Induced Astral projection if you declare and intend basically to have ultimate and absolute clarity. If you intend to clear the illusion of the dream you will end up somewhere in a dimension or in this reality. You will end up astral projecting, the thing is as I have noticed that you are always astral projecting and when you are dreaming its almost as if you are dreaming inside the astral plane. Sometimes an astral projection can feel like its a dream and sometimes you are sleep-walking in the astral because you are dreaming.

[@seetha7]

The only times I can get very close or actually do it is when I am super baked

[@Halo-kq1wg]

COhighlife Thanks for the tip.

[@loganmoore8633]

weird, i had my only OBE after i quit, also started having lots more lucid dreams

[@5nattleRake]

Did that and got really close last night

[@zummo6176]

Logan moore I know your comment is very old but the reason that is, is because you have smoked (idk how much), your REM cycle becomes shorter and once you quit or take a break, something called REM recall occurs. This makes your REM cycles considerably longer. Now that its been some time, you probably haven’t had as many lucid dreams as you did when you quit because now (if you’re still sober), your REM cycle returned back to normal.

[@Adriana-cw1rb]

@@zummo6176 i smoke every day and i am just wondering if i will still be able to astral project because i rarely dream at night.

[@carliejung8408]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!

[@TheArmchairrocker]

The details in OBEs are much clearer than they are in dreams and seem very realistic. But I've always had trouble reading things whenever I have an OBE experience. I've always figured that it may have something to do with the part of my brain that does the reading being asleep but the consciousness part of my brain being awake and able to observe (or imagine with great detail) the environment.

[@andyweb7779]

I'm trying the Mugwort. Interesting stuff. Defo digs up old memories but in a very pleasant way, becoming lucid seems easier too. You realise things are out of place in the dream more readily so your lucidity kicks in. Dreams are very bright, deep colours, nothing wild, just vivid and bright and clear. On B6 my dreams were very dark and intense and harsh - I wasn't keen on that. I did my zen meditation within a lucid dream and as soon as I did I awoke, not with a jolt or anything. I then went straight on to astral project from that. Got the wave of vibrations going and my hands went astral, had that translucent appearance but couldn't get my hips disconnected this time. Alas.

[@candiciakmt5114]

I watched it til the end! Your awesome!

[@someonethatcheats6542]

Dude congrats!!!

[@pp-qu2wm]

I kind of had an out of body experience during a dream : I dream in 3rd person a lot, but that time I became aware of it. My body was functioning without me in there and I was an invisible thing observing my body. When I realized that, I jumped back into my body and woke up in sleep paralysis. Does anyone have an explaination for this?

[@makoraz2696]

Man I know that feeling of getting pulled back. It’s like the coolest feeling and for me it felt cold like I was in a roller coaster.

[@AverageJogi]

I watched til the end. Thanks bro.

[@Hayleighx0]

I tried astral projection for the first time lastnight. I believe I got quite far.. I kept climbing a ladder and continuing on with that and eventually felt a pull and relax from my body like a push and pull back and forward. I felt myself really relax even tho I kept climbing. I dont think I did astral project I ended up falling asleep. I woke up 6 hours later and it would have been the perfect time to try again but sadly I didn't. However I did wake up this morning more tired than usual so I think something was happening and I'm going to try again :) I also got as far as seeing a small white light pull me but it stopped around about shortly after there

[@axelthewolf5185]

I like all your details and was exactly what I needed to hear. I just had a similar experience. It felt real and I was trying to figure out where I was. I was 100% nervous. I couldnt walk, I just literally floated from room to room trying to figure out my location. Someone saw me, said some words and then I heard a loud noise which woke me up fully. Strange.

[@clarissajackson6141]

I was visited by the Andromedans. one was white, the other was medium color and the last one was black. they all were bald and they came out my closet one at a time. it startled me because I was aware I was home alone and I could see them coming from my closet and quietly vanish though my front door.

[@UnderTheNorthStar]

Great video, watched from start to finish. Thanks for sharing your account so clearly.

[@youarethefather6371]

Did you enjoy the experience? Could you see yourself projecting just for fun as oppose to for research purpose?

[@Tipharot]

It was fun in the sense that travelling somewhere new and experiencing something new is fun - although for pure recreation I would choose a lucid dream over a projection any time. The way I'd compare the two experiences, at least for me, would be that a standard lucid dream is like playing some sandbox video game like Garry's Mod or something similar. Projection for me was like going on a guided museum tour. If you like learning new stuff and exploring new things then it's fun, but it's fun in a different way, less instant gratification. So I don't see myself ever really projecting purely for fun, but who knows!

[@someonethatcheats6542]

Hey you know garry's mod xD ever played it?

[@Tipharot]

+Luca: Yes, I spent an awful lot of time playing DarkRP servers years back. Haha.

[@someonethatcheats6542]

i still play it haha! well idk if it was back than but whenever you walk on the streets you hear people screaming. btw if i have a lucid dream i will spawn a physics gun and just move stuff around :p

[@sabrinaceleste65]

More on astral projection please, I’m bored with lucid dreaming OBE is way more fun. I projected last night but then it slipped into lucid dreaming? I left my body went through the window, found a dead relative but then went to my sisters old house where everyone was there? The next morning I was exhausted. What happened? Has anyone experienced the two in one night?

[@andreluizeng]

the main difference between lucid dreaming from astral projection (putting aside the full consciouness, which you dont have in lucid dreams), the astral projection can happen after the sleep paralises if you calm down and just think in leaving your body, while lucid dream you need to be sleeping to happen.

[@DonovanWert]

Watch the whole thing great video brother thank you!!🙏

[@sagejp_2360]

recently been hearing stories of ppl going to the future in astral projection....humans are not ordinary animals

[@LDdrums20]

You can look at the Monroe institute studies which are specific to OBE

[@aymankadhim850]

I tried to project many times I almost succeeded twice but I was very scared and I went back within seconds. I want to suggest a reality check for you to examine whether what's happening is some kind a dream or actual out of body experience, allow someone you know to write something on a piece of paper and place the paper obviously without reading it, on the top of your wordrobe and read it when you are projecting next time.

[@taemeister9302]

Grats!!! It's like magic existing before your eyes.

[@Dark-tu6xu]

oh and from what I've heard and read there are different I guess sections of the Astral relm. some very thought responsive and others very stable in that it's what in the etheric realms people see and think of the real world. so that bakery if it a place in the real world would be hard to change it in the Astral because of everyone else's thoughts about it that work there or even pass by it on the street. if that makes sense cx

[@jaykingston2171]

Cheers for sharing your story buddy I've only managed to astral project ONCE and that was during sleep paralysis. The sleep paralysis has gone away which is a shame because I love them vibrations it gives you :-) I kinda wish I never spent the last 2 years being scared of sleep paralysis now lol if only I just relaxed every time :( I'm on a mission now to experience it again and i've tried lot's of different binaural tones and a few Hemi-Sync videos but they don't work tut. Anyway m8 hope you keep projecting and sharing your experience :-)

[@iconforu2c]

Congrats on your projection. FYI, research of brain activity has been done pretty extensively by Robert Monroe. So look him up. Some other people very experienced with Astral Projection is Todd , and Greg Doyle. I'm still working on it myself. Wish me luck or drag my ass out if your floating by sometime.

[@ALtheDoctorWho]

I have to listen to this again. When I was around 7 years old I think I did it by accident. I heard about Astral Planing in a song but did not know exactly what it meant at the time. It seems unrealistic from a human point of view. However the more we discover what was unknown years ago the more I realize this was not too far fetched. The out of body experience was very scary but I quickly came back from total darkness no stars.c]8-O

[@thegreatest9173]

This is a hard concept to understand, but I have a gut feeling it's true

[@yuthollo1662]

Very good on your first astral projection. It is 2021 now and we are in the age of aquarius which is the golden age and also where the 3rd dimension and the 5th dimension are colliding. Still most people think us chosen ones are conspiracy theorist which is hilarious because its all real. Astral projection is real actually realer then this "reality" and it actually is when your soul leaves your body. Also for the people saying that your soul cant leave well im here to tell you that your soul can leave your body in fact your body cannot even operate without your soul operating it. Our bodies are avatars a vessel in other words we control these avatars with our soul. You are not your body you are your soul so to simplify, your true for is your soul your avatar is just a glob of meat created for this matrix. Take a car and take you the driver you are inside the car. The car is our avatar our vessel and you the driver is our soul meaning we are actually inside driving or in other words controlling our avatar from within. Thats how we are able to move our body and not everyone have a soul. When the avatar die its just our soul leaving the avatar because the avatar is no longer alive.

[@josephfalvey8008]

so about 5 minutes ago I attempted to astral project, I am pretty sure I was successful or at least a little successful, I ended up rolling out of my body, (it definitively felt much more realistic than a lucid dream), it only lasted about a minute because I was scared it could have been real life and I didn't want to seem like an idiot to everyone else in my house so i woke myself up then got disappointed that I was actually for what I know asleep, the only weird thing was my vision, it wasn't hard to see, everything was just different.

[@snailnation4110]

You guys have no idea how unbearable my astral world would be

[@melodybales2038]

Oh shit I just realized Ive come very close to astral projecting or may have done it on accident. I use the sleep paralysis method as a way to dive back into or deeper into my lucid dreams. (Just trial and error) But when you started talk about the vibrations and stuff that totally rings a bell!! Wow thats insane. I was visualizing a ladder and trying to get back to a dream I'd had that took place in the heavens.

[@gjkoolen]

Great video! Finally someone with a more scientific approach. It would be nice next time to check if the place really exists ('reality check' haha). This would prove if it is LD or not. I expect that you have been out of your body but that is my best guess (based on other stories).

[@catrinalynne]

Love the video. Subbed

[@jimhud7507]

I am so happy for you. :) nice work.

[@stacystarc9254]

Can I talk to my subconscious mind in astral projection? And if so how?

[@squasha1986]

I use to have the vibrations then would panic because I knew the sleep walking would happen.. is it possible to be awake but stuck in your body like sleep walking? I always ended up outside and most days would be able to get to water to completely wake up .. has anyone else experienced this ?

[@dellas7137]

i watched all your video dude your great . i had an experience last night that i semi woke myself by shouting in a dream . i was then in sleep parlaysis on my side ,i thought i should be on my back so i snapped out of it and moved to my back within seconds my legs began lifting i could hear rushing and got excited then i was stood on my bed and there were beautifull colours everywhere and on looking at my hands they were emiting yellow electric sparks . thats all i remember . sorry for my bad spelling

[@maggot1111666]

I’ve found that trying to astrally project on weekend mornings when you wake up and your tired, but too tired to sleep. I’ve had some bizarre images and i had vibrations once. That’s it so far for me

[@thegreateggort1641]

I’ve watched this video before but the last time I watched this was before I APed. I’ve only had three short experiences, and they were short because I didn’t know I was supposedly to get away from my body quickly, and I just stood in this darkness and I felt very tired and confused. I actually felt a strange transition immediately after this, maybe the transition to a regular dream? Anyway, I know you said that you don’t think you can AP through WILD or lucid dream through the rope method. The weird thing is, for me what caused me to have my very first AP was WILD. My first AP was completely unintentional because I was trying to lucid dream via WILD. Honestly I’m just more confused than anything, because on the r/astral projection sub, tons of people talk about using WILD aro AP. I suppose they may be talking about the method you use where you go into a lucid dream and wake back up in SP, and experience the vibrations immediately, but either way I unintentionally projected because I was certain and intending to lucid dream.

[@umopapsdn2864]

Can you form a lucid dream around you into an astral projection? And also is there any method, or any way to do an astral projection method you can do without sleep paralysis?

[@Tipharot]

Plenty of people say they've projected without sleep paralysis - but I've never been able to. I am still very new to it though so I honestly don't know!

[@benhughes4138]

I've been trying MILD and WBTB for 4 nights straight now, no success yet(i usually remember a dream a night at least) How long should i keep trying? Or try a different method?

[@Tipharot]

I'd say at least 3 weeks of the same method with no success before I suggest switching to try something different. 4 days isn't very long, especially if you haven't had a lucid dream before or in a long time.

[@benhughes4138]

Tipharot oh ok cheers for the advice

[@someonethatcheats6542]

Just keep trying and you WILL have one if your doing everything correct. Takes time, maybe try FILD. it is when you wake up after 4-6 hours of sleep. Try not to move alot just turn off your alarm lay down (Whatever position is comfortable for you) and tap your index and middle finger very lightly like your playing piano keys. Like dont move them so much or you will be more awake and it won't work. So do it very lightly and after 30 seconds do a reality check as little movement as possible (Plug your nose and try to breath) doesn't need much movement. If you can breath you are in a dream and open your eyes. if it didnt work do it again and if it didn't work again go to sleep or set an alarm for 1 hour. after that alarm try this again. Many ^people say they have good succes whit this method. May not work for everyone. I myself tried it but i moved to much. Dont give up. P.S its normal that you didn't succeed be patient and you will have one soon

[@benhughes4138]

Luca Laporte okay will try that thanks

[@someonethatcheats6542]

good luck :)

[@maj1566]

aye lemme get one thing straight. when you astral project (ik you meantioned in a vid you can go check up on your friends) can you visit them in real time? like a ghost or sumtin, just spyin on them when they sleeping? cus that seems surreal af to me

[@einsteinwasgod]

Congratulations!

[@AntOninPortequoi]

Hi tipharot i have an experience in mind to know if it's just in your mind or if you really go out of your body in the real world! Before going to sleep, in another room, roll a dice on your table for example, in the living room, but don't watch the result, then when you astral project during the night go watch the result and then whe you wake up in the morning, see if the number's the same

[@gerryhambridge]

congratulations, i don't think astral projection happens in the brain, i think the brain is just decoding the information, is there​ an astral experience that would prove it either way, just like lucid dreaming set an intention and then maybe get some questions answered, thanks for sharing your experience.

[@gerryhambridge]

I thought i might add that our waking life is all just happening in our brains, the brain just decodes our five senses, so is reality real lol

[@Tipharot]

Indeed, that's more or less my take on it. When I say I believe it's happening in our brain, I mean that activity is still going on in our brain to make sense of the experience - just like when we're awake, when we meditate, when we lucid dream, etc. The way I see it, we are all interconnected consciousness, and the brain is a little like a pair of glasses that this experience of consciousness is being filtered through. :)

[@gerryhambridge]

without the brain we are physically dead, then where is the info decoded? 😉

[@johnmorrison4639]

Tipharot I see what you're saying. Do you just completely not believe in a soul?

[@johnmorrison4639]

Inner Explorer what does that second thing mean, I'm dumb 😂

[@HyenaKiller]

One way Ive heard this described it extending one's consciousness 'feelers' or antennae to perceive the fine-fluidal energies all around us

[@jchaps20]

I very much appreciate your views and perspective on even attempting to determine the differences between a WILD, LD or AP. I wish more people could determine this more frequently, so that I could get better techniques for each. I have noticed during my Oobes that I have been by my body both times, and could not seem to move. However you mentioned that your feelings are that we cannot or do not actually exit our bodies, which certainly seems to be logical, but i just am curious, have you read any of Robert Monroe books? He seems to have very specific and detailed records, hundreds of times including the difficulties, sensations and occurances before, during and after exiting hours body. Then describes the change in perspectives, differing sensations of body, the separate arms and legs of the external body, what he sees when exiting the physical and even attacks and sensations of beings on the outside of the physical, and places he went while outside of the physical while out. I think most of us are just beginning to utilize some extra sensory perceptions with mental projections versus an actual out of body experience. What are your opinions on how, or if we can achieve this outer body experience, and do you think it's possible, as Monroe did, that we can train ourselves to perceive, or go to different dimensions, or do you think those are mental projections or dreams?? Thanks for the vids btw! 😁

[@RayRemillard]

And as I get to the end I see you have familiarize yourself with Michael’s book. Interesting video thanks for sharing. New subscriber.

[@77shawnie]

I've done it on accident but not yet purposefully I keep falling asleep. I'll keep trying though.

[@markluma98]

So, dude was your new table in white color eventually ?

[@kellyfuller8285]

quarantine made me do it

[@howdareyou5800]

You are AWESOME!

[@beckermatthew28]

In Dr. Strange they astral project at will. Imagine mastering projection that well 😶

[@mycelia_ow]

You'd only need to master meditation, then you can (kinda). You could have LDs multiple times a night at that point as well.

[@jeremyahern7426]

@@mycelia_ow most of my dreams are lucid

[@PhilOfAces1987]

You need to keep doing it and then this silly skepticism will melt away, it only holds you back and right now you seem stuck there.

[@Saveg36]

I start vibrating but then I just lay there like a human vibrator for few mins than it’s gone

[@truthseekermedia]

Thank you😁

[@alip1918]

are you more likely to wake from an alarm if you are in rem?

[@Tipharot]

You'll probably wake up quicker and easier in REM since you're closer to wakefulness, yes.

[@checkmattee222]

Do you get nightmares?

[@pearl5647]

I’m really hoping you can answer this bcuz I’ve looked it up but I can’t find anything. Astral projection comes *extremely* easy to me and I was able to do it the very first time I tried, but there’s a problem I face every time & it’s made me scared of astral projecting anymore. Whenever I astral project I start to accidentally AP when I close my eyes trying to sleep WHEN I DONT WANT TO AP and it happens for over a week aft I do it. Does anyone know what’s happening & how to stop it. I’m losing my sleep & waking up in the middle of the night knowing I’ve just been astral projecting. Some1 plz help

[@ceokr]

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[@FadeingRevolt]

congrats

[@markcarney747]

I watched the whole thing: ) I really enjoyed the video. I would be willing to do the experiments with you, but I haven't been able to astral project yet...

[@safiyahc9711]

I astral projected once when I was younger on accident. I got really scared and stoped, a few years later I learned about astral projecting. Lol. I also have a question, I’ve been having lucid dreams since I was 9 way before I knew what lucid dreaming was and I’ve been doing it ever since with absolutely no control of when. ( it happens most nights ) does anyone know why I started when I was so young? Like what did I do to start it without being able to stop?

[@RaZziaN1]

Sometimes being really tired will put you automatically in Astraprojection or oobe, depeding on the person it can be intent, thought, dreams, emotional/psychological state. People are complex creatures different things will affect different people.

[@safiyahc9711]

RaZziaN1 oh well that pretty cool I never knew that! Thank you

[@IDM011]

So when you/he says wake up from a lucid dream and lay there for a moment until you get sleep paralysis. Does that mean wake up in the physical world and lay there? Sorry I just don't want to get it wrong.

[@randomviewer1285]

Isaac May yes

[@87apizzi]

7 year veteran astral projector here, if anybody has any questions or needs any advice on succeeding in astral projecting feel free to ask me any questions you may have!

[@ethanneal8158]

anthony pizzi yo what’s your Instagram

[@Brony22]

this does give me a question, what if a blind person astral projects?

[@commento3503]

Brony 22 DAMN

[@commento3503]

You just solved blindness

[@10personalitiesguy]

in a lucid dream you are not leaving the body, and your mind is connecting to the etheric realm. in an astral projection you ARE leaving your body in fact and you will either travel into the etheric realm, an earthly realm like this one, or some place far beyond this reality....lucid dreams like regular dreams take place in the mind as it connects to the "etheric realm". Astral Projection is more hardcore and may even be dangerous if done incorrectly you may die in your sleep

[@10personalitiesguy]

im seriously dude people have died in rare instances while attempting astral projection. If you have ever experienced a truly vivid astral projection into an alternate dimension you will know what i'm talking about, that shit is hardcore. Many times i have woken up with a near death feeling after a truly massive trip......

[@lurest6220]

"people have died" Whats next Demons will take my body?

[@brwntwn123]

It's all in ur head literally nothing can harm you dude. If that was the case, everytime we went to sleep we could have a chance of dying and there'd be alot of reported deaths from people dying in their sleep

[@alipevdilos]

1st nice videos. 2nd you mention all the time that things where better when you were meditating at night and when you changed it to morning meditation you lost clarity, stability,less LDs so a question rises. Why do you still keep your meditation for the morning? What is better for you to keep it in the morning? Where you getting more SPs or something please clarify this cause it doesn't make any sense saying it was better meditating at night and not doing it. Keep on LDing and YouTubing!!!

[@Flowerz__]

This is the trippiest shit ever lol

[@DaveedBachschmeed]

What's this book you talk about at 20:57?

[@Tipharot]

The Phase by Michael Raduga. You can download a free copy of the old version from one of his websites here: obe4u.com/files/the_phase.pdf

[@Emilyplays869]

Hey man thanks for this video. Are you looking for enlightenment or experimenting? Did you discover if you had travelled in the physical world or was it a type of dream?

[@DaveedBachschmeed]

Of course I did, I am awesome and you too! :)

[@wolfysubliminal5444]

Do I have to visualize the rope etc. Or do I just have to think about it

[@noltoker29]

Wdym?

[@wolfysubliminal5444]

@@noltoker29 Idk how to explain it

[@tessstingg2037]

hai can you tell me what thing/creature on the moon??

[@3mAl7g4Ever]

Hey Matt...Iam so disappointed cuz after my first lucid dream witch it was before 4 Weeks I can't get another one and Iam done waking my self up every day by that alarm...and Iam done with those methods...I just want to get a lucid dream like my first 1...I just got it by saying the mantra before sleeping and I just normally got it...can I make it work again!?any help or advice please!? :)

[@Tipharot]

Try experiment with other methods if that is no longer working with you. You still need to be in REM for them to work, so if you don't want to use an alarm, then either use my method for waking up without an alarm - or do it at the weekend after a ~90 minute nap. Experiment with a few, WILD, FILD, etc. :)

[@3mAl7g4Ever]

I don't have any thing for a Week...Iam completely free...I have nth to do...i'v tried too many methods but the only thing that worked for me was just the Mild or the mantra...do u think I just have to keep on it!? Maybe I have to add an another method but for now it's ok if I just used mild!?i mean will it work at least once in these 8 days!?

[@Tipharot]

If you're doing it, involve the alarm. The thing about doing MILD without the alarm is it has a REALLY low success rate - so if you aren't using the alarm it's unlikely you'll have any lucid dreams during those 8 days. If you are using an alarm (and you get the time right and don't miss the REM period) then I'd say it's pretty likely you'll get one or more lucids in that time - but of course it's impossible to guarantee, especially since I can't know for sure if you're actually waking up in REM or at the wrong time etc. Try the nap thing, take a 90 minute nap in the middle of the day each day, and then, try perform WILD briefly for 5-10 minutes. If that fails, repeat the mantra and go back to sleep for a bit longer. That way you have a higher chance of success because you have first a chance of WILD working, and then a chance of MILD working if WILD fails :) That's how I do it (except at night rather than naps)

[@3mAl7g4Ever]

Thx...I really appreciate this...thx again