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Successful Astral Projection to the Space and Universe

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Where do I begin with this? It was the worst book I have ever read and I thought "23 Minutes in Hell", a book on a man's lucid dream to hell but claim it was real, was worse. I'm into this New Age reading and have picked up several other books on astral travel including one by Richard Webster which is good; "Astral Travel for Beginners". Back to Sapphire's book, he begins by telling us to get a doll no larger than 10 inches tall so our soul can use it to astral project. He then tells us to leave our bedroom lights on so our soul can recognize our body when we return. He failed to mention the umbilical cord that attaches from our body to our soul like other authors would describe. He then goes on to telling us to lie on our stomach and side. So I kept reading and place his ideas in my mind. However when he spoke about his astral projection experience, I thought he was on LSD.
His demise began when he wrote about "Being a God" and this is why he can astral project. He continues to write about going to hell and the demons scared him. He then went on to say how he visited a universe of plastic people, then a universe of talking animals and then a "Cartoon" universe where he talked to "Tweedy Bird". That was when I dropped the book and decided to just scan because not only was his grammar a disaster, but the guy was beginning to sound like a college drug addict type writing this book.
He continues to give other accounts about meeting legends such as John Lennon and how he was hanging out in the atheist world. He then wrote how he redirects John to the kingdom of God but had to knight him with his "Excalibur" sword that appeared out of nowhere. He then goes on to write about how many fights he had with the demons and wrestling them in the skies. He then wrote about your astral body and you have an astral tailor who gives you an outfit of your liking. He continues to write his loony past life regression of seeing himself as King Arthur, a British folklore, in his past life. Oh and he even met Buddha and had an arm competition to see who can draw out more arms. Sapphire won by putting out more arms.
This book overall is a tragic mess and I wish and I repeat, I WISH, I had read the comments here before purchasing this book. I have a strong feeling that the people who gave this book a 5 star comment are either his supporters, young college age drug addicts, or simply mindless readers. If I can, I would give this book a zero for setting an all time low on books.

I bought this book because of all the 5 star reviews. I am now convinced that they where either written by the author, his friends or his disciples!

This book was written by someone who's English is their second language. And editing seems non existent. The lines are double spaced so the amount of information on how to have OBE's could fit into 3 pages. The rest of the book seems to be filled with the authors Lucid Dreams. Maybe I'm wrong, but if I'm wrong then there are a whole lot of other authors on this subject that are wrong also.

I'm so glad that this was a short book, but still, I would really like that time back. Maybe I should buy the authors book on time travel!

Stick with Robert Bruce's books. They have tons of useful information even if your not interested in OBE's.

I'm really shocked at the reviews this book gets. I'm fascinated and intrigued by astral projections. This book really set me back though. It's random information and stories written in very broken english. The author needs an english editor! It's books like these that delegitimize astral projections because the entire book is goofy stories seemingly written by a child. William Buhlman and Robert Monroe books are far more professional and filled with useful information.

Full of stories without practical information about how to have an OBE. Dont waste your time and money on this book.

No useful information. Poorly written. Not worth your time or money. There are many other far better books on this subject.

From reading the reviews about this book, I thought it would be a great book. Wow, what a come down. P.T.Barnum was right. There is a sucker born every minute.
By the content of the writing you could almost surmise that the author is a teenager or not much past it, has delusions of grandeur, does not know the subject matter as he claims and has meglomania tendencies.
For instance, on page 84 he writes about a case: "His soul was captured by the kingdom of heaven in secrecy, and without my knowledge at that time. And they did not serve him as an honored guest...they tortured him...and he was brutally treated in the Jail of heaven." In other words, the higher realms of the world have satanic tendencies operating within it????
This is not the only foolishness, the book is full of it.

This book may not be written the way most people want, but it surely delivers. I bought 3 books for all of my friends who practice spiritual enlightenment. A couple books for some friends who are Buddhist monks. They are shock to read this book, it seems Buddhism astral projection secrets are out.