Out Of The Body Travel
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Seeking knowledge of astroprojection…out of body travels?
with many experiences ,,,mostly in younger years,,,I feel that out of body travel is real and I would like to know of others that may of experienced so tremundous of an experience,,,mind boddling,,A taste of the unknown,,,,more than a dream,,,spiritly YOUR there….
My father did this when he was younger! He hasn’t tried it since, but my best friend started to do it a couple days ago in class. Well, not completely though! LOL. She was jerked back into her body when the girl sitting next to her shook her! It is VERY real. I have not experienced it yet, but I would like to someday. Oh by the way, it’s spelled Astral Projection, not astro.
nondescript, what you said is SO untrue! When my father did this for the first time, he was in a hospital bed and could explain everybody who walked in in detail when he woke up. The only thing is, these people walked into the hospital while he was in surgery, so there was no possible way that he could have seen what they looked like or what they were wearing before they walked into the building. He explained what he saw to the people at the hospital and they were speechless.
The Out-of-Body Travel Foundation – Joan Rivers Show
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Artwork of sperm Photo Mugs Sperm. Computer artwork of a field of swimminghuman sperm (spermatozoa). These tiny male sexcells are produced in the testes, and areresponsible for fertilisation of the ovum (egg) ofthe female. Each sperm has a rounded head whichcontains the male hereditary material (DNA) and along, whip-like tail which propels it along. Spermproduction commences at puberty and is dependenton the male sex hormone… |
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