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• Encountering a vehicle of any kind. This is your mind’s representation of a non-physical (formless) energy-body or vehicle of consciousness. Often this is an image of your own inner or higher-frequency energy-body. • Experiencing a barrier or blockade (a wall, a river, any kind of energy barrier). A barrier is usually an energy representation of a possible limitation you have accepted or created yourself, it is an opportunity to confront a personal energy block and overcome it. A barrier can also represent a border to a consensus environment or reality. • Observing or confronting a strange or frightening form, creature, or being of any kind. Generally, frightening forms are energy representations of inner fears—subconsciously created opportunities for you to confront and conquer personal fears, blocks, or limitations. The most effective way to eliminate a problem or fear is to face it. Sending love to fears is one of the best ways to dissipate their energy. • Rapidly changing or shifting scenes or environments. This situation usually reflects a lack of focus. To control it, simply focus on a single environment or object. Rapidly changing scenes may also indicate that you are in a non-consensus reality. • Tugging sensation at the center of your back. This is generally an inner signal to return to the physical. • Entering an extremely bright or high energy environment (may manifest as a high-energy crushing sensation accompanied by intense light). You have entered an energy environment with a higher frequency than you are accustomed to. Firmly request an adjustment of your personal vibratory rate: “I adjust now!” “I adapt now!” Or, return to your physical body. • Inability to move through selective structures. This could represent either a personal limitation or the boundary of a consensus environment. Your personal energy frequency may be too dense to penetrate the structure. (Refer to text) • Sudden or gradual feeling of heaviness when flying or floating. An inadequate percentage of your consciousness is located within your energy-body. Firmly request your full or increased awareness to be present. • Losing conscious control in the middle of an out-of-body experience. Verbally demand that your full awareness be immediately present: “I am completely aware now!” or “Awareness now!” (Never mention or think about your physical body or you will immediately return to it.) • Becoming tangled in a non-physical item, structure, or environment (bedclothes are the most commonly reported item). All physical objects have finer frequency energy duplicates. Remain calm and untangle yourself, or simply float away from the problem. This could represent an attachment to your physical surroundings. • Dual consciousness (awareness simultaneously in your physical body and your non-physical energy-body). This occurs occasionally. Since consciousness is not physical in nature, it has the innate ability to be aware of multiple energy areas at the same time. Our consciousness can be compared to a continuum of energy that possesses the ability to move inwardly within the non-physical interior of the universe. Harnessing Thought-Energy Thought has a powerful effect on our non-physical experience and environment, especially thought focused in the form of a firm request. Focused thought-energy will immediately begin to restructure and mold the surrounding non-physical energy. In effect, our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious, create an energy mold or blueprint. Our thoughts interact with the subtle energy of the non-physical environment and begin to restructure it according to the content of our thought patterns. You will soon discover that only specific kinds of environments will immediately respond to your thoughtenergy; densely formed and established environments will be resistant to change. The power of thought can also be harnessed for personal mobility. Feel free to experiment with different methods of movement when out-of-body. You can easily move by whatever method is most natural and comfortable—flying, walking, gliding— encountering no limits except those that you impose upon yourself. When you have adapted to your new abilities, out-of-body travel becomes an adventure that is absolutely exhilarating. Your knowledge of the basic thought-energy principles is essential in adapting to and controlling your non-physical experience. Any doubts you may have about their validity will quickly disappear after your first out-of-body adventures. Thought-Energy Principles 1. Thought is a form of energy. 2. Focused thought possesses the innate ability to influence, restructure, and ultimately mold energy. 3. The less dense the energy structure or environment, the faster the restructuring may occur. 4. The effectiveness and speed with which thought-energy restructures an energy environment are determined by the intensity of the thought and the density of the energy upon which it is acting. Adapting to the Non-physical Environment To effectively manoeuvre within the non-physical environments we encounter when out-of-body, it is essential to understand each new non-physical environment and its energy principles. Successfully interacting within the subtle thought-responsive realities requires that we recognize the creative power of our thoughts and completely understand that we are the driving force of our experience. There is much to learn about the unseen dimensions, but for now the following principles will assist in guiding our steps. Basic Energy Mechanics 1. The non-physical universe becomes progressively less dense in substance and increasingly thought-responsive as we explore away from matter and toward the source of energy. 2. As a form of creative energy, our thoughts have a natural tendency to interact with and mold the non-physical environments we encounter. In general, the farther within the multidimensional universe we explore, the more rapid and pronounced this thought reaction is upon the energy environment. 3. Our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious, will influence the non-physical energy that we observe. The degree of influence is in direct proportion to the intensity of our thoughts and the density of our surroundings. 55