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physical experiences. Astral projection implies an awakening to new states of consciousness. It has far-reaching long-term consequences, such as a much deeper understanding of reality, a more objective perception in daily life, and a new sense of existence itself, which has also famously led many to transcend their fear of death. The term 'astral projection' is simply another way to describe an out of body experience. The main difference is that the term 'out of body experience' is more commonly used amongst conventional discussions, including being recognised within medical communities, especially when relating it to near-death experiences. The term 'astral projection' is more widely used within spiritual communities to describe the spiritual practice of consciously and intentionally coming out of the body. In this book, we are essentially studying how to have conscious out of body experiences; so, the two terms are the same thing. Astral projection also has the word 'Astral' in it, which denotes what has been spiritually recognised for centuries as the plane that exists parallel, or beyond, the physical plane. These planes are nonphysical, complex and multidimensional in nature, just as consciousness is. There are some encouraging scientific breakthroughs, especially amongst quantum physics, which seem to be on the verge of discovering these planes or dimensions of reality, which have also been recognised for centuries by several spiritual communities and 'enlightened masters' in different cultures and time periods. For example, modern quantum physicists have suggested that there exists eleven dimensions. Similarly, in esoteric teachings, which explore the ‘Kabbalah’, you will find eleven dimensions of nature. However, we won't be exploring the countless connections between modern scientific breakthroughs of the non-physical and esoteric teachings; there is much information on that already; you will find it if you wish to seek it. If you have picked up this book, then I assume you already