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questions such as, "When out of body, how do I travel to another country if I don't know the way? Do I need a map?", "How do I pass through physical objects?" or "Isn't it all just a figment of my imagination?" and the best one; "Isn't astral projection just lucid dreaming?" I say the best one because we have so many assumptions, connotations, and preconceptions about 'dreaming' in conventional modern knowledge. It may not seem like there’s anything wrong with these questions at first glance; however, they are filled with deep-rooted assumptions embedded in our perception of how we think the world works on the surface layer of reality. When trying to have out of body experiences, people often overthink the process in the same ways we conventionally think of learning new things. They do this by dissecting every step and asking questions such as, "When I get to such-and-such a stage, how do I proceed to the next stage?" or "Do I need to have my chakras activated before astral projecting?". In this book, I hope to explain to you a state of being where you can rely not on complicated theories and speculations, but instead on your own inner guidance and intuition, which favours your ability to trust the flow of your own natural processes rather than your apprehensions. One can study the piano for many years, but it takes feeling the keys and the beat of the music to play it. Learning astral projection, which barely relies on thought, is understood not through theory but through experience and practice. There will be a series of exercises provided throughout the book which you can use. The rest of the book should act to complement your contemplation and understanding. Accordingly, astral projection is the only subject I've felt is discernible enough for me to write a book on. Just as I've felt since I was a child, I've found little personal purpose in pursuing subjects that don't have practical application in my personal life. Some may notice I put little stress on backing up my claims or accounts of my