approaching LD through OBE

Beyond Dreaming
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i’ve had no success in about a month in a half so far working with the conventional methods of WILD and DILD and RC, but i have had limited success with exploring OBE’s. at first i experienced a cluster of strange extremely-low-level LD’s immediately after waking up on saturday and sunday mornings, and then i had a full-fledged OBE, albeit lasting only about 15 seconds.

i had suddenly found myself in a transitional phase between waking and dreaming, experiencing 2 different bodies at the same time: my waking body and my dreaming body. i was fully aware of this, and decided to attempt an OBE. i focused on the feeling in my dreaming body, and closed my eyes, losing the connection to the real world. then, i found i could see out of my closed eyelids, and sat up slowly and deliberately. looking around, i noticed i was in a very strange room with very striking features that seemed to parallel my own room. i couldn’t muster the ability to move any more, so i faded back into reality after about 15 seconds.

so my question: how do i straddle the lines of subconsciousness, as i described? i would like to explore the world of OBE’s more, of all the techniques it seems to be most lucrative. can anyone offer advice on…
“seeing” through closed eyelids and “fading” between two realities?
thanks!

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Wow! An authentic experience! For a while I was beginning to wonder if anyone here had knowledge of projections. Thanks for posting! The conditions you spoke of are quite common. First of all, all people have an etheric body. This energy body stays in the physical body until death. When you have a projection, a copy is made out of the etheric body, creating a double. This is why you were experiencing the duality, being in two places at the same time. …Seeing behind closed eyes is possible (and quite common), just before the separation stage. Your second body has senses. You can see without physical eyes, hear without ears, etc. I hope I didn’t add to the confusion. If you need more info, I’ve studied from Robert Bruce and Monroe.