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**nerohedfrs** · 06-19-2006, 09:09 PM

Actually, I have been spontaneously projecting since I was like 7, (I'm almost 49) but have not been deliberately doing it for more than two and a half years. I have about 1-2 projections a month (depending on what's going on in my life). When I don't project on schedule I have 'dreamstate lesson' dreams (like last night- I am sooo tired!). Most of my early OBE's were in the RTZ, but lately I seem to project into the weirdest places. I'm not sure if it has to do with energy levels or I'm just getting old. In between my monthly projections I occasionally have epistodes of remote viewing or phasing, but not that often anymore. Of course lately I have been getting very little quality sleep, and that affects all of it.
When I try in the early AM I have the best projections. Except lately, since we got a new kitten so now have 2 cats jumping on me when I'm trying to project (or sleep, for that matter.) See 'How NOT to have an OB'.

06-19-2006, 09:09 PM	#10
nerohedfrs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	Actually, I have been spontaneously projecting since I was like 7, (I'm almost 49) but have not been deliberately doing it for more than two and a half years. I have about 1-2 projections a month (depending on what's going on in my life). When I don't project on schedule I have 'dreamstate lesson' dreams (like last night- I am sooo tired!). Most of my early OBE's were in the RTZ, but lately I seem to project into the weirdest places. I'm not sure if it has to do with energy levels or I'm just getting old. In between my monthly projections I occasionally have epistodes of remote viewing or phasing, but not that often anymore. Of course lately I have been getting very little quality sleep, and that affects all of it. When I try in the early AM I have the best projections. Except lately, since we got a new kitten so now have 2 cats jumping on me when I'm trying to project (or sleep, for that matter.) See 'How NOT to have an OB'.
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