Submitted on 2009/12/19 at 5:09 am
Hello Monica,
I’m completely amazed right now … reading about what you do ….. because I do
the same thing! Well … it’s similar. I was trained by a Native American Shaman
as a child to astral project and work with the dead as you do. I can also do it lucid .. and I think it’s very similar .. if not the same thing.
Wow! I’m so happy to know someone else is doing this! There are so many people that need
help!
Thank you so much for making me feel not so alone.
+Valerie
Hello Valerie,
Thank you for your kind words. How incredible to be trained by a Native Shaman! It’s wonderful to hear that this type of teaching exists.
I couldn’t be happier from all the responses that say the book Fringe Dweller on the Night Shift has helped people in not feeling so alone.
And yes, there are so many people that need help, and it’s good to hear of other ‘Fringe Dwellers’ out there. Blessings to all your offerings in your dream journeys.
Sincerely, The Fringe Dweller
Submitted on 2009/11/17/at 9:14 am
I was fascinated by the book Fringe Dweller on the Night Shift . Wish I could train myself to do astral projection.
Justin
Hi Justin,
Astral projection…yes…like the character ‘Prue’ in Charmed. That would be really cool! As for training for that…hmmmm. No reason why it’s not possible. It’s completely realistic if you consider that when I’m in my dream state, I’m traveling with my ethereal dream body. At the scene of an accident occurring in the ‘waking reality’, people close to death are aware of my presence. They look directly at me, and see me, whereas the police, firefighters and paramedics on the scene clearly don’t. That to me indicates if someone is vibrating at a particular frequency…they CAN see your ethereal body.
So, if you work on your lucid dreaming skills, as in really interacting in them to a state of focused intent and control, it should be possible. A better understanding of meta and quantum physics would also be beneficial.
There are many books out there that go into great detail of the various states and levels of lucid dreaming. For a deeper explanation, and technical approach, I suggest the book ‘Toltec Dreaming’ by Ken Eagle Feather as he describes his experiences with the Monroe Institute.
Good luck with your ‘travels’.
Sincerely, the Fringe Dweller
