Journeys Out of the Body

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Summary: A classic that's worth owning
Review: This is not the best book on OBE's. The value of the book is Monroe's descriptions of his process and the effects that they had on his life contextualized in the times that they occured. The reader should realize that Monroe later changed most of his conclusions about his perceptions once he had more experience and understanding of the OBE process. I recommend that his second book, Far Journey's, be read before reading this book. That will allow the reader to discount the perceptions that Monroe changed.

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Summary: grandfather of modern OOBE books...still holding it's own...
Review: This is the first book I read on OOBE in the mid 70's. It is a good book but does not go into the details of OOBE. If it doesn't work the way he describes it, you are left wondering if something is wrong with you. I wish it had more on how he acheived his OOBE and what troubles he had. More OOBE techniques would be very helpful also. But there are other excellent book out there on this so no need to fret. I still would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in OOBE.

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Summary: A true pioneer of the new frontier
Review: When you go to sleep at night, your spirit (astral) body slips out of its physical sheath and you either spend time dreaming dreams or you move on to visit the spirit realms. Robert learned how to remember his experiences upon waking and how to project out of his body consciously. Join him for adventures of exploration into the mysteries of the beyond.