Account 007 - About the building and the police station — YouTube from the CEC Library

I began having astral projections when I was young, something I have always considered extremely important. At around age 13, these experiences became even more significant to me. During the projections, I saw myself on top of the building where I lived, observing everything around me and fascinated by the view. I lived in an apartment on the top floor of a three-story building on Tutóia Street, perhaps called José Fusco. The top was bare concrete, with no roof. Across the street from the building was a police station, and my curiosity led me to float through the air to it. I saw police officers coming and going and several people being arrested, but I could not fully understand what was happening because it was a world very different from my own.

In addition to exploring the police station, I also visited the homes of friends who lived nearby. Among them were Wagner, Valtinho, and their older brother, who I think was named Milton. Someone else also lived in my building, and we went out together to do things all the time. I never entered the houses; I only observed what they were doing through the windows. Later, I often went there and cut rubber with them, a task connected with their father's work. My explorations took me to Brigadeiro Luiz Antônio Avenue, where Tutóia Street came out. I floated there, observing the people and what was happening around me. Nearby was a barracks that I think belonged to the Army Police, where I sensed several things but did not dare look closely.

Ibirapuera Park was another frequent destination. I went down Livramento Street and, upon arriving there, felt immense happiness. The park had a dome-shaped gymnasium where performances took place, and it also served as a museum, with airplanes and other attractions. These experiences enriched my understanding of astral projection. I also played soccer and enjoyed observing the place where I practiced the sport. Some memories I have are not very positive, but that was what I did.