[Alina20100]

Hi, I take back what I said about OBEs taking a back seat for the moment.
Am currently reading, as suggested, "The unanswered question" by Kurt Leyland.
During my realy tired period I had an experience that I just put down to being a dream.
I woke up normal time am with the memory of having being ceiling height in my bedroom about to leave through the wall as if it was so natural, but saw that my husband was reaching out for me to stop me leaving and he looked almost distraught.
The problem was he reached out with his arms and they almost touched me and I remember thinking ' he nearly stopped me there'.
I've just read in ' The Unanswered Question' that both the author and Robert Munroe talk of being able to extend body parts with such elasticity to even three times the length.
I simply put this memory recall down to dreaming, due to lack of knowledge.
I wonder then, that so much must happen in the sleep state (living 2 lives ) do we remember our other experiences ?( ie the people we meet and the places we go and what we maybe learn during our sleep state ) when we pass over? or do we die ignorant?
I suppose nobody can answer this question Back to the book