Out of Body Experience from a Lucid Dream?

[@yoyok7504]

Hi Max & others. We've been watching lots of your videos to figure things out about our own systemhood (and get back into lucid dreaming, not luck so far tho). Just wanted to say, it's cool to see you being so motivated for your creative projects again! Good luck and thanks a lot!

[@pushnagyna]

I've watched three of your videos. I love and respect the effort you've put in to convey your truth. I'm a active lucid dreamer as well. What first peaked my interest in this video is your truth of not being able to say you've ever actually left your body. I came to a similar conclusion while in lucid dreams where my room was almost identical to the real version with slight differences (my crystals not appearing). Which lead me to believe if you aren't used to lucid dreaming and you happen to false awaken in a room very similar to your own you could have the impression of leaving your body. But beyond that the main reason is your experience of the void after asking to leave your body. How i can relate to that experience is too long for me to write in this reply but if you have never read a book call "The Toltec Secret" By Sergio Magana please do the way the ancient mexicans broke down different states of consciousness is extremely similar to what you've explained. Who know could be an interesting journey. Keep doing what you're doing im trying to be as bold as you and let people know my experiences.......Fly High Bro 👊👊👊

[@TheRaRaRabbit]

Hey. Thanks for the message. I attended a lucid dreaming event a couple of months back via Zoom and Sergio was one of the speakers. I've been meaning to check out more of his work.

[@TheRaRaRabbit]

In fact the event I'm talking about in the video is the lucid dreaming event that Sergio spoke at. I only just realised😅

[@pushnagyna]

When you mentioned the Mexican shaman I had a feeling but thought who knows could be anyone ha ⚡⚡

[@soccerandtrack10]

The liberty mutual inserence,she said its a bunny,its a rabbit,white rabbit?