Account 014 - Astral Projection at the Bottom of the Sea — YouTube from the CEC Library

Moisés Esagüi recounts his astral projection experiences, highlighting a striking period of his life, when he was about 16 or 17 years old. At that time, he devoted himself to a variety of experiences, not only to spiritual assistance—an activity that has now become an important part of his life. Since 1990, he has been involved in work assisting in disincarnation, for which he is extremely grateful. Moisés reflects on the importance of not considering oneself superior for carrying out certain activities, stressing that we all have small value before the universe. He believes that growth is a continuous learning process and that, although we can influence consciousnesses, we are only small grains of dust in the cosmos.

During his youth, Moisés sought to learn about experiences with energy, especially those related to the sea. At first, he had difficulty entering the water of the sea during astral projection because he wanted to explore the depths, but he persisted in his attempts. He used to visit the beach at Peruíbe and made the trip by train, which took four or five hours, observing the bushes along the way. He went to the beach in astral projection from home. In his projections, he floated over and through those bushes for kilometers, seeking to invigorate himself and to experience the sensation of speed.

These astral projection experiences were carried out over several years. Moisés explored different environments, such as walls and rocks, in order to understand their energies. When he managed to enter the water of the sea, he noticed that his aura adapted to the environment, taking on the shape of a fish's fin. He was 15 or 16 when he first saw this. This adaptation of the energies to the environment is a phenomenon that he considers fascinating. Moisés points out that, on leaving the terrestrial dimension, the aura expands and gravity affects our energetic context. He emphasizes that, in order to live in other environments, it is necessary to adapt to them, because we are not the same everywhere.