What happens to our spirit during anesthesia? — YouTube from the CEC Library

When we receive anesthesia and become unconscious, our consciousness detaches from the body, similarly to the process of astral travel or projection. This illustrates how everything is interconnected: actions in the physical body have energetic repercussions, just as influences from the spiritual plane affect the physical. During anesthesia, detachment occurs: the physical body feels nothing because physical perception is connected to spiritual perception. If the spiritual part is not connected, the physical does not feel.

Moisés Esagüi has frequently observed this situation in people under anesthesia, considering chakra work and levels of consciousness. He emphasizes that, in general, the person is partially detached—that is, they detach from the body, but only to a limited extent. The quality and level of the circulation of energies influence this experience. The higher the circulation of energy, the easier it is for consciousness to detach from the body and achieve astral travel during anesthesia. On the other hand, if the energy is dense and anchored in the physical body, it is more likely that only partial detachment will occur. In this case, consciousness detaches only minimally and remains close to the body. This may allow some kind of experience, but in a more restricted way.