How the Out-of-Body State Happens
Out-of-body experiences are very much related to dreams, as they allow exploration of the dream world and beyond in a self-conscious way, instead of being locked into a dream.
Every night with sleep, dreams occur, whether they are remembered or not, and the physical body is left behind. This may seem strange; however, you might be able to discover a few clues about it.
If while falling asleep you have woken up with the sensation that you were falling, it's because you were leaving the body and woke up just as you were falling back into it. So you became aware of coming back into your body, which you could do because you had been outside it.
Every single night in sleep everyone leaves their physical body, but is unaware of it because of the process of dreaming. While falling asleep, thoughts and daydreams become dreams, and consciousness of the physical world is lost. When in a dream, the mind merges with the scene of the dreams and what’s actually there is not seen. Instead, the psyche is lost in a series of seemingly random events.
These events come from the subconscious. They’re from all the things that go on …show more content…
In daily life look around and question and check where you are every now and then, discretely taking a little jump to see if you can fly or pulling your finger to see if it stretches. These are things that can't be done here, but can in dreams. These questions get recorded in the subconscious if you ask them enough times for long enough. Because of this, you will eventually question where you are in a dream, except that when you jump, you can fly and realize that you are dreaming; and in a dream, because astral matter is different from physical matter, if you pull your finger it stretches. If you don’t know where you are (sometimes it can be confusing), and jump and float, you know you’re in the astral