Have An Out-Of-Body Experience in 30 Days : The Free Flight Program

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Summary: Out-Of-Body Experiences in 30 Days
Review: What is immediately striking about Harary's and Weintraub's technique is its utter simplicity combined with a no-pressure, no-nonsense style. Whether you complete the course in 30 days or 30 months, the authors allow for a great deal of experimental latitude and, in taking note of individual styles and personal limitations, suggest ways for readers to adapt the program accordingly. The book, unlike some others on the subject, makes no extravagant claims or promises. It does not guarantee its readers subsequent enlightenment or increased "mind powers". In fact, it is refreshingly devoid of all such occultist, New Age and sensationalistic overtones. In not espousing any sort of dogma or unwarranted conclusions, it has the integrity of allowing us our own interpretations. Many points of interest are covered throughout the book, but especially intriguing is a short piece at the end, describing how OBE's may be enhanced via the use of "extended perception". (Also known as "remote viewing", this ability is best known for it's use as an intelligence gathering tool during the Cold War.) It can also be explored as a method to help determine if your OBE's are objectively verifiable and toward this end, the authors suggest a number of easy and informal experiments. The book has the benefit and credibility of having been co-written by a researcher, Harary, who has studied the area for decades and was a researcher/participant in the groundbreaking Duke University studies. A bibliography for further reading is included. All in all, terrific -- extremely satisfying and worthwhile.

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Summary: I "imagine" that this book is a scam!
Review: What these authors are telling you to do is use your imagination, For example you could become deeply relaxed then imagine that you are a character on Sesame Street talking to to the muppet in the metal trashcan about the environment. I would highly recommend Robert Monroe's books instead of this because for one you can get a more realistic mental picture of his words & feel his experiences & most of all I find Monroe completely honest + believable.