MAP Week 13: Astral Transference

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Directions: Use this preset in conjunction with the astral transference technique as described in chapter 13 of the "Mastering Astral Projection" program.

Overview: This program has three phases.

Phase one lasts approximately 20 minutes. It is meant to be the relaxation phase, where one disassociates completely from the physical body. Three tones signal you to move on to the next phase.

Phase two lasts approximately 30 minutes. The phase begins with the sound of running water symbolizing the fountain on the first floor of the mall. You have about 8 minutes to linger here and cast your worries into the fountain until three tones signal you to go up to the next floor. A dominant voice (the loudest) will give you the impression that you are ascending. From here onward you will have approximately 3 minutes to examine each level of the mall before the next tone signals you to ascend again. Eventually, four more voices join the original six to form a crowned triad that enhances the audible richness of the program.

Phase three lasts about 70 minutes, which should give you more than enough time to explore the astral realms.

Preset Duration: 120 minutes.

Reminder: The presets in this program are designed to induce drowsiness. Do not listen to this or any of the presets in this program while driving or using heavy or potentially dangerous equipment.

To be used with the book "Mastering Astral Projection", a 90-day guide to learning how to have an out-of-body experience, by Robert Bruce and Brian Mercer. "Mastering Astral Projection" is available at www. .com or directly from Llewellyn Worldwide Publishing. For more information, visit www.astralpulse.com.

Submitted: 17-Nov-2004 by
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