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Dana · 11-07-2006, 02:42 PM

What a cool experience, Erin! For the past year or so I have been experimenting with out of body experiences. My first real experience was last year, but I was having trouble separating my nonphysical body from my physical body. Right before it happened, my whole body vibrating and I felt paralyzed. I also heard loud banging noises as well as music and people talking and breathing, at the back of my head. I noticed that my nonphysical body was slowly sliding back and forth on the bed, and I felt like I couldn't control my movements. I was so scared at the time, so I woke up instantly. I've had a few other experiences like this, but I think fear is what is holding me back from experiencing more. And the funny thing is, I know that there is truly nothing to be afraid of! Do you have these feelings of vibration or feeling paralyzed when you're about to have an out of body experience? How do you get past the fear?

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Dana Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New York Posts: 1	cool What a cool experience, Erin! For the past year or so I have been experimenting with out of body experiences. My first real experience was last year, but I was having trouble separating my nonphysical body from my physical body. Right before it happened, my whole body vibrating and I felt paralyzed. I also heard loud banging noises as well as music and people talking and breathing, at the back of my head. I noticed that my nonphysical body was slowly sliding back and forth on the bed, and I felt like I couldn't control my movements. I was so scared at the time, so I woke up instantly. I've had a few other experiences like this, but I think fear is what is holding me back from experiencing more. And the funny thing is, I know that there is truly nothing to be afraid of! Do you have these feelings of vibration or feeling paralyzed when you're about to have an out of body experience? How do you get past the fear?