I think it is.
Found this site on personal experiences about astral travel.
http://www.kundalini-gateway.org/threads/th_astrl.html
Have you done astral travel or are curious about it? I didn't find it as great as experiencing the jewels within the body. To me astral travel was more because of my desire to travel somewhere and take revenge from a certain person as I felt this rage due to being cheated and someone using my spiritual energy without my permission. I couldn't have physically travelled to the faraway place where the person had moved to but my souls desire to get even caused the experience which didn't give me long term bliss.
So after this experience, I never intended to do it again. But reading some of the pages, I suspect that in almost every meditation those visions that I see are related to out of body experiences. But what is the point of knowing what the day entails if I can't change any of it? The only thing I can do is Ardas / prayer to protect me if its not in my favour and recognise the moment in real life which I was made aware of in the dream or meditation. It helps a little bit but not to a great extent whereas if you just do meditation to meet your Guru or Waheguru, its much more fruitful as I end up with a feeling of Bliss that lasts for days and also the blessings that I receive change my life for the better, in a profound way.
Like the Guru says don't run after the Ridhis and Sidhis, they run after the person that meditates. None-the-less, reading about such extra-ordinary experiencing is exciting and encouraging. Here are a few more sites
http://www.theartofastralprojection.com/blog/out-of-body-experiences-interpretation
http://www.theartofastralprojection.com/
Found this site on personal experiences about astral travel.
http://www.kundalini-gateway.org/threads/th_astrl.html
Have you done astral travel or are curious about it? I didn't find it as great as experiencing the jewels within the body. To me astral travel was more because of my desire to travel somewhere and take revenge from a certain person as I felt this rage due to being cheated and someone using my spiritual energy without my permission. I couldn't have physically travelled to the faraway place where the person had moved to but my souls desire to get even caused the experience which didn't give me long term bliss.
So after this experience, I never intended to do it again. But reading some of the pages, I suspect that in almost every meditation those visions that I see are related to out of body experiences. But what is the point of knowing what the day entails if I can't change any of it? The only thing I can do is Ardas / prayer to protect me if its not in my favour and recognise the moment in real life which I was made aware of in the dream or meditation. It helps a little bit but not to a great extent whereas if you just do meditation to meet your Guru or Waheguru, its much more fruitful as I end up with a feeling of Bliss that lasts for days and also the blessings that I receive change my life for the better, in a profound way.
Like the Guru says don't run after the Ridhis and Sidhis, they run after the person that meditates. None-the-less, reading about such extra-ordinary experiencing is exciting and encouraging. Here are a few more sites
http://www.theartofastralprojection.com/blog/out-of-body-experiences-interpretation
http://www.theartofastralprojection.com/
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Ages ago I used to read books written by Lobsang Rampa...He is famous for writing about astral travelling..was quite fascinating reading about it then..i wonder if his books are still available..
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Internet reveals that Lobsang Rampa's stories were a hoax. He wasn't a Tibetan Lama, as portriad in his books. ‘Lobsang Rampa’ was none other than Cyril Henry Hoskins, a plumber’s son from Plympton in Devon, England.
Read more at Suite101: Lobsang Rampa and The Third Eye: How Cyril Hoskins Fooled the World | Suite101.com http://www.suite101.com/content/the-third-eye-hoax-a28188#ixzz1Ol56nD3s
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