incarnation that is a problem, so much so that it is unable to stay
in its body very long. It constantly falls asleep because it is pulled
up out of its body by the extraordinary levity of its astral body.
So the motto could be: ‘follow the baby!’
What can be seen clairvoyantly over the body of an adult who is
sound asleep? A sort of cloudy formation, actually quite easy to
perceive. (When in the same room as somebody who is asleep, don't
miss the opportunity to observe them clairvoyantly.) But this
cloudy formation is not their entire astral body, only a part of it.
The rest of their astral body is spread out into the astral worlds,
but this is much more difficult to perceive. For that, you must be
able to follow the sleeping soul. As we discussed earlier, very
young children are easier to follow because among other factors,
they get out of their body fully and instantaneously, whereas
many adults remain half in and half out, only withdrawing
gradually from their physical body.
Practise in the following way: sit comfortably, after putting the
baby to sleep in its cot. Go into your eye and into your heart, and
tune into the baby. You have to be very quick and manage to see
the baby astrally as soon as it gets out. In the first few minutes
after it falls asleep, you can often see the baby astrally as an exact
replica of its physical form. Tune into the same particles of light
as those of the third part of the third eye meditation (section 3.7)
but this time with your eyes open. Remain very motionless, gazing
at the cot, blinking as little as possible.
The baby will remain around you for a few minutes or so, and
then disappear. That's when you have to be tuned into the baby
and connected with its anti-gravity force as much as you can. If
you can manage to resonate with the baby's extraordinary levity
energy, you will be literally pulled upwards and projected into the
space.
The next step consists of trying to follow your baby as far as you
can. Let yourself be carried by the energy around the child and
feel the quality of the space changing around you as you enter
different layers and worlds. Being in a half-awake, half-asleep
state of great tiredness (common to many parents who are woken
up several times every night by their baby) will actually help
experiences of travelling. I would not recommend sleep deprivation
to anyone, but if the parents are already in that state, they might
as well take advantage of it.
barré
(Barré)
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