Astral Voyages: Mastering the Art of Interdimensional Travel

by Bruce Goldberg

Free yourself from the limitations of the earth plane and the laws of space and time. Astral Voyages presents more than 65 exercises that train you to safely leave your physical body and return unharmed from explorations of the upper astral plane and the causal, mental, or etheric realms. You might even venture to the soul plane and observe the process of selecting your next lifetime! Dr. Goldberg unveils his paradigm of the 13 dimensions, developed from 25 years of experience with hypnotic regression, progression, and out-of-body experiences. Specific scripts train you for guided imagery astral voyage, lucid dreams, accessing the Akashic records, cabalistic projection, and advanced techniques such as the Witch's Cradle and the 37-Degree Technique used by the ancient Egyptians. Other topics in this metaphysical book include astral entities, astral sex, astral healing, and scientific studies on astral voyaging.

Genres: Nonfiction, Spirituality, Occult, Metaphysics

264 pages, Paperback

First published September 30, 1999

About the author

Dr. Bruce Goldberg holds a B.A. degree in Biology and Chemistry, is a Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Maryland (1974) School of Dentistry, and has a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology. He retired from dentistry in 1989, and since then has concentrated on his thriving international hypnotherapy practice in Los Angeles, California. He is the author of 20 best-selling and award winning books, including Past Lives, Future Lives. This book is the first book ever written on progression hypnotherapy(taking patients into their future lives). His second book, The Search For Grace, was made into a television movie by CBS. Dr. Goldberg was the consultant on the film.

Dr. Goldberg is a sought after guest and has appeared on many television and radio shows throughout the country. He has appeared on Oprah, Regis, Jerry Springer, Montel, CNN, CBS News, NBC, ABC, FOX, CNBC, The History Channel and Art Bell and George Noory, to name a few. His print exposure includes The Washington Post, Time, and The Los Angeles Times. He has conducted more than 35,000 past life regressions and future life progressions since 1974, and has helped thousands of patients to empower themselves through the use of these valuable techniques.

Reviews

[Robert Risher · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really don't know whether to give this an off-the-charts 6 star rating or burn it, so I'm going right in the middle with my rating. Whether it's all insane or not, it is incredibly fascinating, and I can't help but want to purchase it and try the exercises, so the author seems to have accomplished his purpose. As many things as I read that made me roll my eyes, I read just as many more than made me say wow, because I had experienced it before just like the author said. The whole thing sounds crazy, but it's a very good read!

[Chairmanpete · Rating 3 out of 5]

As a person who is very interested in the works of Carl Jung, I found this an interesting book and Jung was always encouraging his students to read new things to improve or expand their consciousness.
Found it hard to stay in the Altered State that you need to be in to have an OBE. Even the Lucid Dreaming chapters aren't a piece of cake... but having said that I think it's a matter of practice makes perfect. And because most of the book is to do self hypnosis etc, it's important to buy the Audio Book!

[Naomi Kazimierczak · Rating 3 out of 5]

while I found it very informative, I couldnt help but to scoff and roll my eyes at parts. spirituality is a big part of my life, and astral projection a big interest of mine, however at times I felt as if the author was making a fool of us who practice it. Unlike the author I do not think *all* dreams are astral projection, esp those including darth vader. nor do I think all maladaptive daydreaming is astral projection either. To me it seemed as the author let his mind run too wild. Who knows though, perhaps im the one whose in the wrong. Despite from what Ill call the "silliness" there was a lot of quality information. This book didnt go as indepth as other books ive read on the subject, however a good introduction with lots of surface level information on lots of topics that you can then research on your own after.

[Dan Zarfati · Rating 3 out of 5]

That is a fairly introduction book about the subject, somehow useful but a bit of a fantasy as well, some of the experiences do not appear to be credible, some of what is shown as real may be quite illusory, and the techniques may be useful and fair.

[Jenny McCutcheon · Rating 4 out of 5]

The first time I tried to read this book it didn't make much sense and I became frustrated. After reading some other books, and watching some movies such as "What the Bleep do We Know," and "The Secret," I went back and read the book again. It made far more sense to me the second time around. This book is heavy on the quantum physics aspects of astral projection (aka: out of body experience) and can be confusing if the theories and concepts of quantum physics are new to you.

[Andrew · Rating 5 out of 5]

A book that allows you to take an ever deepening journey into the astral realm...a book that is written for those that may not have any prior experience with this area of Self development....there is a lot information as to what one can expect and learn from this practice explained in easy to understand language....a book you will refer to over and over again.

[Audrey · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good techniques, very dry writing.