En-Lightening Experience, 1977
Posted by Bobbi Landfried | Filed under Self Improvement
I met Jay in June 1977 when he came to our home to meet my husband, a well known certified hypnotherapist. Jay was hoping to be able to study under him. As an astrologer, I asked him for his date, time and place of birth so I could do his chart. After about a minute I made a startling discovery and returned to tell him what I had found. I guess Jay found this a little strange but I said to him, Something special is going to happen to you soon. You will be guided there and this experience will change your life and someone you know will be there to observe.
Eventually, Jay met my husband and they worked together for some time. Jay had some blood pressure and stress issues so they did three hypnosis sessions together to sort the problem. Later on, they started to study together and Lee gave Jay perhaps seven to ten books per week to read; ever expanding Jays mind on cultures and beliefs, mind sciences and cult influences, and much more. He also recommended classes; the Loving Relationship Training by Sondra Lee and a series by Theta Seminars on Metaphysics.
Jay began to attend a class called Spiritual Psychology taught by a husband and wife team from Missouri. They had been into natural healing, natural childbirth with doctors and absolutely unique notions for a period in time.
Most of Jays friends thought he was crazy to be attending classes like that on weekends when he could have been water skiing, boating, enjoying life, playing with women at bars, or just getting drunk like some of his clients. But, Jay was happy with studying Metaphysics and Healing.
It was at the second Theta Seminar that the special event occurred. It was August 1977 and Jay was in the classroom which was in a loft on 22nd Street in New York City. In the class, they had discussed the cycles of birth and death and its influence on the soul. They did some breathing, meditation and thinking about their own birth.
Jay remembered that his was traumatic, as his mother had gone into a coma and he was born two months premature. Then, he suddenly realized that he was meant to be born early; his weight was already 8 lbs. 15 ounces and his mother was too tiny at 411 to handle the Big Guy coming into the world.
He was able to forgive himself for wearing out his mother at birth with his size and weight. He forgave his mother for falling unconscious at his birth and missing his first two weeks of life on Earth. What an experience it was for him. Feeling the forgive-ness made Jay feel lighter.
The next part of the class was the chanting and rocking session. Jay, still feeling that lightness as the group of six in his team began elevating and rocking him to music and chants. One at a time, the team was lifting each person up and then rocking the fully elevated person before slowly returning them to the ground.
Back then Jay weighed 280 pounds and there they were, trying to get him up in the air. He felt as light as a feather, totally relaxed as he was rocked back and forth. During the session the window was open and suddenly a strange cool-damp breeze came through into the room, exactly where they were rocking Jay. A bolt of what appeared to be lightning hit Jay at the top of his head. The group pulled their hands away and he floated back down to the ground.
Then Jay slowly opened his eyes and touched the top of his head. It felt warm. As he sat up, he was surprised to see me standing over him, looking at him. He remembered what I had said to him when we first met, And someone you know will be there to observe. Jay closed his eyes and his head was filled with ideas and formulas and concepts and the words just know that you know.
Then since that moment, he knew the past, present and the future. He foresaw floods, tornados, the economic crisis of 2007- on … he was frightened, but understood. He knew about others just by looking at their faces, their eyes or from their handwriting. And there is so much more that he knew he would come know.
The question for Jay in all of this is, if there is so much that he knows, then how can he use it to help everyone throughout the rest of his life?
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Some Tips For Astral Travel
Posted by Kim Pitt | Filed under Self Improvement
According to studies and experiences of people who astral project, we know that some individuals can transmit themselves into the astral plane with more ease than others. For the rest of us, it may take several attempts before we have better control over the act of projecting. Regardless of how long it takes an individual to leave their bodies, there is no such thing as an instant result. Even the talented ones have to work at it.
The reason for this is quite simple. In order to initiate the process of your soul leaving your body, you have to be completely relaxed. Many people project while asleep, and it’s quite difficult to manage that level of relaxation while fully conscious. Sp if you would like to try and project while awake, you must unwind and calm your body and your mind. Meditation is suggested for both relaxing and beginning the route of projection. No one is perfectly composed at the moment they wish to project, so be sure you are in a soothed state of mind; otherwise, projection may not be successful.
If you’ve done this before, you will find that you might be able to project faster to a place you have already projected to in the past. Since you have been to the area previously and are familiar with it, it will not take as long to locate this area compared to how long it may take to locate a new place. The same could be said of traveling on a regular road. It may take you less time to reach a recognizable place than it would take to find somewhere you have never visited before.
As with most things, you must constantly practice astral projection in order to improve your ability to travel through the astral world. Do not expect to attempt projection for the first time and perform the feat perfectly; getting the technique right takes lots of time and effort. Such high expectations of a spiritual activity that requires immense thought and concentration may overpower your mind and its ability to remain placid, and may thwart your intention to travel.
Do not be disappointed if you’ve not made any noticeable progress after several endeavors. Whether or not you’re aware of it, you are advancing your skills with every session of practice. Only if you are prepared to put forth that effort will you have a chance at successfully projecting your soul into the astral plane.
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Tips For Astral Traveling
Posted by Timmy Shaw | Filed under Self Improvement
Astral projection is basically just another way of describing an out-of-body experience, but the two terms are not always synonymous with one another. What I mean by this is not all instances of astral projection are intentional; you might see several internet walk-throughs on how to execute AP with the complete intention of doing so. But, more often than not, astral projection occurs without the traveler actually consciously deciding to do so. What will be discussed here is a guide to astral projection, but more a guide to the various ways in which projection can occur spontaneously.
One of the most commonly known instances of involuntary projection occurs at the moment of death. Many people who were near the deceased before said individual passed on have reported seeing the nearly-departed person’s soul lifting out of the body - usually through the head - right before the person passed away. There have also been instances of souls projecting themselves into the homes of loved ones at the moment the owner of said soul has died in some way or another. This is to let the loved ones know what has happened.
Physical pain and illness may make cause the soul to project as well; the body may be in a decreased state of consciousness due to the physical impairment, which means a less firm grasp on the soul. In such a state of being, the astral body can depart the corporeal body with greater ease.
A similar effect can be experienced when under the influence of anesthesia the body is not conscious, so the soul may decide to take the opportunity to drift. This is why many people report looking down upon themselves being operated on, or knowing exactly what the doctors were discussing during the surgery that couldn’t have been known unless the patient was conscious.
Near-death experiences can also bring about out-of-body experiences nearly being run over by a car, or nearly drowning, for example. Even if you are technically ‘dead’ and brought back to life via procedures like CPR or heart massage, the soul may lift from the body until said earthly body is healthy enough for the soul to return to it.
And, of course, the most common manner in which the astral essence migrates from the physical body is when the person is asleep. Obviously, consciousness is limited, making the earthly body’s grasp on the soul not quite as strong. Just about everyone projects during their sleep, but they don’t remember doing so. If you’ve ever been awakened for seemingly no reason in the middle of your sleep and felt like you’ve been “jolted” awake, you were most likely projecting and your soul just had a rough landing when re-entering your body.
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Tips For Getting Started With Astral Projection
Posted by Allen Sanders | Filed under Self Improvement
In order to learn astral projection, you need to try and harness a tactic that your body already implements on its own. Most importantly, before trying to project, you need to actually believe that it occurs; you cannot travel the astral plane unless you initially believe out-of-body experiences are real. It would be like trying to adhere to a faith that you felt was not real…you’d be going through the motions, but your mind and soul wouldn’t be in it and you would not feel the same kinds of successes your peers feel who do believe in said devotion.
The power of belief can apply to anything spiritual or paranormal - if you believe in aliens, you’ll be more inclined to suspect extraterrestrial activity when something odd is occurring in the sky. If you believe in ghosts, you might be more likely to see an entity or feel the effects of the presence of one than someone who does not believe. If your mind already feels projection is not possible, you will need to put up a fight with your own mind to convince yourself otherwise, and you need all the mental clarity and potency you can muster in order to project.
If believing is not the issue, the next step is to examine the circumstances under which projection occurs. Most astral travel conditions are less than ideal to the typical person…distress, anger, illness, near-death, surgery, extreme pain, accidents or death. However, the one that is the most bearable and least risky is fatigue; after all, you can project any time you are asleep and that won’t hurt you, so unless you are willing to subject yourself to any of the aforesaid provisions, go with fatigue.
The most important parts of the astral projection process are relaxing and entering a semi-conscious state of mind. You cannot project willfully if you are not relaxed (which seems to contradict the previous theory that stress can cause projection) and if you are too alert or not alert enough. If you enter a state of meditation and allow yourself to slip slowly out of total consciousness, you will reach the hypnagogic state.
This is the point of attentiveness between being awake and being asleep, where you are just “out” enough for your body to have a loosened grip on the astral being, but just “there” enough to have a little control over the situation. You need that minor attention in order to block out distractions, should any arise; you will also need the concentration to not allow yourself to get distracted by the sensations you will feel as your soul begins to break free.
Many beginning astral travelers will get frightened by the all-over bodily vibrations they feel when they deeper into the process of projection and this fear can scare them out of their trance and thus ruin the endeavor toward leaving the body. The key here is to pay no heed to these sensations you feel and to only focus on your astral soul’s departure from the earthly body.
So, in conclusion, what you must learn in order to successfully project are belief, relaxation, and concentration. Without these, you will not be able to project.
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Cooking Support For The Breast Cancer Patient
Posted by Brit Winfield | Filed under Food & Beverage
Sharing food is a central act in life. It has a power that extends beyond providing for nutrition and physical survival. The offering of bread is central to so many of the world’s religious celebrations’ it obviously feeds the soul along with the body. There is a healing power in these food traditions which is rooted in the heart of community.
If you have recently received a phone call from a friend breaking the dreaded news of her breast cancer diagnosis, you are probably wracking your brain as how to best support her over the coming months of treatment. It would be perfectly natural or instinctive to place feeding her or her family at the top of your list. However, it is important to make sure that your help does not become a burden to your friend in any way and end up defeating the best of your intentions.
There are a few thoughtful measures you can take into consideration that will help ensure that your appearance on her doorstep remains a welcome sight. First of all, find out if food would be the best way to help. Sometimes another family member is perfectly happy in this role and does not wish to abandon it. Cleaning and laundry are sometimes the most needed and ignored ways of helping someone who is going through a health crisis.
If after inquiring, you discover that dropping off cooked meals is really something that will be appreciated, make sure you ask about food allergies and preferences. Your friend, her spouse or children can let you know of some of their favorite food types and perhaps give you a few recipes that can get you started in the right direction. Keep simplicity and nutrition in mind. The goal is to keep people feeling healthy and loved, not to set new haute cuisine standards. Don’t forget to respect any vegetarian or religious food requirements.
Deliver food in containers that do not require returning. Individual sized portions prepared for the freezer is often an excellent idea for a busy family or a sick person whose appetite is unpredictable. The breast cancer patient will have dietary ups and downs with her chemotherapy, so be sensitive to any food requirement that may help her.
To make the task easier for yourself, enlist mutual friends in coordinating a cooking and delivery schedule with you, a communal sharing of effort and expense. Helping stock the freezer with dishes of self-contained meals may be the right way to go for both the casserole brigade and your friend. Don’t forget to let the family know that under no circumstances are they to be burdened by writing Thank You notes. Tell them that the best thanks you could ever hope to receive is their well-being.
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