A Class On Astral Projection — YouTube from the CEC Library

The idea is to channel all energies toward accomplishing something better, even at the risk of directing them incorrectly. What matters is always having the intention of finding the best path. This should remain in our hearts. I have reflected a great deal on this because it can help people see what they normally do not see.

When we use only our physical vision—a valuable tool, but one limited by our emotional and defensive context—we end up distorting what we perceive to accommodate our personal conveniences and our need to be right. We need to review this and learn from it. When hearing or seeing something, we have an immediate interpretation, just as another person will have their own, based on their own experiences. This results in countless interpretations of the same event, with only a few aspects in common. We often fail to see, or distort, what is around us in order to survive our relationships with the world and with ourselves.

Something similar occurs in astral projection: no one can project themselves without taking their emotional histories with them. Upon reaching a subtler space within ourselves, we still make mistaken and convenient interpretations. Although vision and hearing become sharper and the senses more acute, we are still influenced by emotions such as fear, anger, and hurt. Controlling these emotions is not the solution; we need to resolve them in order to see clearly.

In the physical body, our perception is already limited by the somatic condition. In the astral body, we take what we are with us, but we can improve our vision through self-revision and behavior. This allows us to discover more about ourselves than in all our previous reincarnations. It is a wonderful experience in which we clearly see who we are and who the people around us are. In the subtler energetic space, a great deal of information circulates, allowing us to see people's auras and histories. For this reason, I advocate the creation of a college of astral projection where this knowledge can be used, regardless of one's profession. Sincerity in seeing oneself is inevitable, even if we find unpleasant aspects.

Accepting hell and being fine there is not growth or evolution. When we sincerely seek to free ourselves from attachments and limitations, our life changes: we become lighter and happier. This is an idea for work that we should cultivate in our hearts. We are building the San Damiano Monastery, a work begun eight hundred years ago. We need to become better from the heart and inspire others to desire what is good for themselves and for others. How can we accomplish this with the body we have and perhaps still without the resources? It is a challenge, but I believe it is a good intention. Within myself, I see this as thousands of rose petals coming together, bringing the indescribable fragrance of peace, love, and happiness. A romantic and true world can become real if we wish it. We need to improve ourselves for this.