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The Astral Plane

C. W. LEADBEATER

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When the man passes away af death from the physical plane the disintegrating forces of nature begin to operate upon his astral body, and this elemental thus finds his existence as a separate entity endangered. He sets to work therefore to defend himself, and to hold the astral body together as long as possible ; and his method of doing this is to rearrange the matter of which it is composed in a sort of stratified series of shells, leaving that of * the lowest (and therefore coarsest and grossest) sub-plane on the outside, since that will offer the greatest resistance to disintegration.
Now a man has to stay upon this lowest subdivision until he has disentangled so much as is possible of his true
t self from the matter of that sub-plane ; and when that is done his consciousness is focussed in the next of these concentric shells (that formed of the matter of the sixth subdivision), or, to put the same idea in other words, he passes on to the negt sub-plane. We might say that when the astral body has exhausted its attractions to one level, the greater part of its grosser particles fall away, and it finds itself in affinity with a somewhat higher state of existence. Its specific gravity, as it were, is constantly decreasing, and so it steadily rises from the denser to the lighter strata, pausing only when 4 is
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