[Evsltkzl]

Hello there,

this i just remembered and i am always wondering what is was :

- around 1975-1976, Rotterdam, The Netherlands :

.....i was "somewhere", between sleeping and waking, i think, and i was feeling very, very, heavy, every limb of my body became very heavy, it was like some force pushed me through the bed down.
Then i was under attack of "steel beams", they made the sound of stelen ( i don't know the englisch word, but they use these things in construction), hitting eachother, kloink, kloink, something like that, i was a little afraid of it, but i felt paralyzed, so i couldn't do a lot, i don't remember if i woke up or went to sleep........

Any thoughts on this one ??

thankx,

Ganjananda.

[MexicoCity]

Did you see these steel beams? If you didn't, I would think you had astral noise. This is a pre-projection effect that happens when you have separated from your body and (possibly) are processing amplified sounds that your energy body is feeding back to you and combined with our senses become very loud. They are (fairly) common. Types of astral noise: Buzzing, Whooshing(like wind or water), clanging, screeching, rat-tat-tat, bells, mechanical-type, (like a lawnmower, machine-gun, jackhammer), loud pop, and sometimes voices.
One possible cause is what I said above (feedback from astral body to physical body), other possible causes: Psychological (fear induced by consciousness remaining where it normally doesn't), or external (astral inhabitants wishing to scare you off a projection.)
These noises can be startling, but once you know they are projection symptoms, you can get used to them and learn to use them to know when to attempt an exit.

[Evsltkzl]

CF,

thankx for your kind answer, at least i know that i was capable of doing that at an very early age ( i must have been around 8-10 years old).
It might be the time to get back to these practices and, without fear, trying to get out.
I was capable of doing this in a past life as a Templar, so i can do it in this life as well, with God's permission and mercy.

Haribol,

Ganjananda.