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Albert Taylor gives us his honest and very personal account of how he escaped his nightly fears of sleep paralysis to soar consciously through the astral plane. Some call this astral travel, or an out-of-body experience, but Taylor calls it "soul travel." His term eloquently embodies his philosophy that we are actually powerful, spiritual beings in the midst of a human experience, rather than human beings having minor spiritual experiences. Despite Taylor's background as a NASA engineer, Soul Traveler is far from a technical manual. Reading it is like having an engaging conversation about astral travel with a friend. Along with some simple advice for inducing and controlling our own out-of-body experiences, Taylor shares the encouraging insights about the spiritual nature of human beings that he has gleaned from a remarkable experience he once viewed as an affliction. --Brian Patterson --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From Publishers Weekly
It's hard to simply dismiss an aeronautical engineer who spent two decades with the NASA space program when he writes of his extensive paranormal experiences. After intermittently entering a "paralysis state" (beginning at age four) in which he can hear and see but not move, Taylor claims to have realized over the years that this state is "the personal doorway to the ultimate truth." From there, Taylor has moved on to lucid dreaming, where he can control and change his mind's wanderings and perform gravity-defying feats like flying. He coined the term "soul traveler" to explain these out-of-body experiences, proposing that when the body falls asleep, "the soul mind comes to the forefront of consciousness." He tracks these phenomena in journal entries that document his increasing abilities, peppering his account with references to the literature on the paranormal and with speculation on the religious import of his travels. Self-published in 1996, this slim book has managed to vault itself onto the shelves, but those flipping through and coming upon its "Arcs of Spiritual Evolution" or "Preflight Preparations" will be unlikely to take it further. Author tour.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Albert Taylor gives us his honest and very personal account of how he escaped his nightly fears of sleep paralysis to soar consciously through the astral plane. Some call this astral travel, or an out-of-body experience, but Taylor calls it "soul travel." His term eloquently embodies his philosophy that we are actually powerful, spiritual beings in the midst of a human experience, rather than human beings having minor spiritual experiences. Despite Taylor's background as a NASA engineer, Soul Traveler is far from a technical manual. Reading it is like having an engaging conversation about astral travel with a friend. Along with some simple advice for inducing and controlling our own out-of-body experiences, Taylor shares the encouraging insights about the spiritual nature of human beings that he has gleaned from a remarkable experience he once viewed as an affliction. --Brian Patterson --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From Publishers Weekly
It's hard to simply dismiss an aeronautical engineer who spent two decades with the NASA space program when he writes of his extensive paranormal experiences. After intermittently entering a "paralysis state" (beginning at age four) in which he can hear and see but not move, Taylor claims to have realized over the years that this state is "the personal doorway to the ultimate truth." From there, Taylor has moved on to lucid dreaming, where he can control and change his mind's wanderings and perform gravity-defying feats like flying. He coined the term "soul traveler" to explain these out-of-body experiences, proposing that when the body falls asleep, "the soul mind comes to the forefront of consciousness." He tracks these phenomena in journal entries that document his increasing abilities, peppering his account with references to the literature on the paranormal and with speculation on the religious import of his travels. Self-published in 1996, this slim book has managed to vault itself onto the shelves, but those flipping through and coming upon its "Arcs of Spiritual Evolution" or "Preflight Preparations" will be unlikely to take it further. Author tour.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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