Experience

An out-of-body experience can be quite a powerful experience. From a medical point of view, such a phenomenon is classified as a dissociative experience or disorder. Often, the experience that gives rise to such a feeling can bring a person to a state of ecstasy, or traumatize him. In any case, it resembles the feelings that arise when watching a movie with your own participation. In fact, the effect of what happens in a dream is so powerful that the sleeper abstracts from the direct perception of the dream. As a result, he sees himself at a certain point in his life. Dreams of this content can reflect the real picture of your professional situation. Lucid dreams can cause a similar feeling. In these vivid dreams, the sleeper is consciously aware that he is asleep and sees himself in a dream. Dreams of this plane can cause the feeling that the sleeper has projected himself into a certain sphere of reality, thus creating a feeling of astral projection. This idea is common in some paranormal teachings about the perception of reality.

In the culture of the indigenous peoples of America, an out-of-body experience is perceived as a manifestation of the soul's close connection with nature. With this consideration, it is not surprising that the experience of extracorporeal flights occupies one of the most significant places in their mythology. In this sense, an out-of-body experience can be seen as a tool of power and strength: living in a world full of physical limitations, you suddenly find a way to move wherever you please, completely in control of your place in the fabric of the universe.

On the other hand, an out-of-body experience can symbolize a complete loss of strength, for example, if you see yourself on an operating table in a hospital. Are your out-of-body flights empowering or terrifying? Do you choose the end point of your astral travels or do you just appear in some place regardless of your choice?