2:40 in the morning - 5 types of Astral Projections...(4) — YouTube from the CEC Library

The book "Projection of Consciousness: An Evolutionary Tool" contains information that can be quite useful. When someone asks how to solve something, I usually say that I can offer a hundred different answers, but only about ten will be truly useful, and perhaps even fewer will be truths that solve the problem. That is my perspective, but it is always offered in good faith.

On page 61, I begin the reading; on page 62, I discuss the different types of consciousness projection. I identified five types of astral projection. The first is unintentional or involuntary projection without consciousness: the person leaves the body without realizing it. The second type is unintentional or involuntary projection with consciousness, which occurs quickly, in four or five seconds, and the person has some perception of the environment.

The third type is intentional or voluntary projection without consciousness: the person manages to leave the body but does not retain the experiences. The fourth type is intentional or voluntary projection with consciousness: the person leaves the body consciously and lucidly, even if only for a few seconds. The fifth type is intentional or voluntary projection with continuous consciousness, an ideal situation in which there are no lapses of consciousness due to emotional charges.

When someone reaches projection levels 4 and 5, their condition of life is already very different. Occasional achievements should not be confused with the ability to project at will. One person mentioned feeling a pulse in the heart chakra, and another mentioned feeling one in the frontal chakra; they asked whether this indicates consciousness in those chakras. To maintain consciousness at a specific level, your actions need to reflect it. Physical palpitations should not be confused with consciousness in a chakra.

If your consciousness is in the Heart chakra, your behavior will be different from what it would be in the Base chakra. The music you like, the words you use, and your reactions reflect who you are. Evolution requires constant work. I cited five types of consciousness projection, but absolute certainty is impossible in the face of the vast universe. Many of the people who accompanied me when I wrote this book are still with me, perhaps because they recognize my effort. I now proceed more slowly, but I certainly continue. Nothing can withstand continuity.