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Astral Projection TUT
Astral Dynamics by Robert Bruce is fake
There is no real practice
Robert Bruce has no experience (only realistic imaginations)
Read these two books and you will know the truth:
Book 1 - School of Out-of-Body Travel. A Practical Guidebook
Book 2 - Astral Dynamics

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Michael Raduga

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School of Out-of-Body Travel
A Practical Guidebook
First Edition www.obe4u.com Translated by
Peter Orange

The practice of phase states of the mind is the hottest and most promising pursuit of the modern age. Unlike in the past, the notions of “out-of-body experience”, “near-death meditation”, “lucid dreaming” and “astral projection” have already lost their mystical halo, and their real basis has been studied in minute detail from the most non-nonsense approach. Now, this phenomenon is accessible to everyone, regardless of their worldview. It is now known how to easily master it and apply it effectively. This textbook gives each and every person something that previously could only be dreamt about a parallel reality and the possibility of existing in two worlds. This book is for pragmatic people who are not used to taking anything on faith or reading about empty theories. The book only deals with what works in practice, and nothing else.
Proposals regarding translating and publishing this book and other works of M. Raduga may be sent to aing@aing.ru

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Table of Contents:
Part I
Entering the Out-of-Body State
Chapter 1 – General Background
The Essence of the Phase Phenomenon
Why Enter the Phase?
The Lifestyle of a Practitioner
Algorithm for Mastering the Phase
Types of Techniques
Contraindications
Recommendations for Using the Guidebook
Exercises for Chapter 1
Chapter 2 – Indirect Techniques
The Concept of Indirect Techniques
Primary Indirect Techniques
Secondary Indirect Techniques
Selecting the Right Techniques
Separation Techniques
The Best Time to Practice
Conscious Awakening
Awakening without Moving
Cycles of Indirect

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