Category Astral Body

In a world increasingly dominated by concrete jungles and digital screens, we've forgotten one of the most fundamental truths about our existence: we are not separate from nature—we are nature. Dr. Zach Bush's profound insights remind us that our disconnection from the natural world isn't just an environmental crisis; it's a crisis of consciousness that affects every aspect of how we live, build, and relate to our planet.

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to step outside your physical body and explore realms beyond the material world? For over three decades, Robert Peterson has been pioneering the exploration of out-of-body experiences (OBEs), developing a systematic approach that has helped countless individuals achieve conscious separation from their physical form.

From a gut feeling that saves us from danger to a vivid dream that predicts a future event, the concept of psychic ability has captivated humanity for millennia. It is the subtle language of the universe, a form of knowing that transcends our five basic senses. A common question among those exploring their spirituality is whether this ability is a universal skill, like a muscle that anyone can train, or an innate talent gifted only to a select few.

For decades, spiritual seekers have found comfort and direction in the concept of spirit guides. These benevolent, non-physical beings are understood to be wise souls from a higher plane who offer us guidance, protection, and unconditional love throughout our earthly journey. The groundbreaking work of regression hypnotherapists like Dolores Cannon and Michael Newton has peeled back the layers of reality, giving us unprecedented insight into the spirit world and our soul’s structure. Their research, compiled from thousands of client sessions, paints a detailed picture of this support system.

One of the most profound questions in metaphysical research concerns what happens to consciousness and memory when we transition from physical life to the spirit realm. Recent research into past life regression, near-death experiences, and spiritual communication has revealed fascinating insights about how the soul—often referred to as the astral body—processes and accesses memories from previous incarnations after death.

In our quest to understand the vast and varied landscape of human experience, we often rely on labels to make sense of the world and our place in it. Two such labels, ‘empath’ and ‘autistic’, have gained significant traction in popular discourse. At first glance, they might seem to occupy opposite ends of the social and emotional spectrum. The empath is often portrayed as someone who is exceptionally tuned in to the feelings of others, while a common stereotype of an autistic person is someone who is disconnected from the emotional world.