The Realm Reviewer

"Astral Projection and Lucid Dreaming: Spiritual Revelations and Out-of-Body Experiences in Higher Dimensions: A Complete Guide to Exploring Nonphysical Reality" is a book written by Vincent Field. It is a self-published book with 15 chapters, and when it was published in January 2022, it gained significant attention. Field actively promoted the book through interviews on YouTube and extensive marketing on Discord, which resulted in widespread exposure. His YouTube channel, 'Paranormal Spirituality,' covers a range of topics including ESP, aliens, and astral projection, infused with an element of mystery. The same vibe permeates the book as well. If you are not interested in reading about alien abductions, this book may not be suitable for you. Approximately 80-90% of the shared experiences revolve around UFOs and aliens. Personally, I would have suggested a title like "Astral Experiences with ETs" to better reflect the content. Honestly, the book doesn...

  After a long dry spell, I decided to read a few books on OBE again. 'Travel Far' is one of those books that caught my eye because of the high ratings online. The book is written in two parts. Part 1 immediately starts off with his early experiences. Stories like fighting against entities, meeting friends, encountering the deceased, meeting ETs, staying in a desert world for a week, and even an experience some call the mind-split effect (or multiple bodies) are included. Very soon, I notice that the book is heavily focused on the ET subject and energy work (such as chakras and mudras). If you are not spiritually open-minded, this might not be the book for you because the spiritual belief system is very apparent from start to end. "After years of looking into the concept, I have concluded that in any scenario where we are uncertain or have regrets, there is an alternate universe where the other scenario is also played out." This is one of those quotes that makes m...

  May 24, 2023 - OBE  Waxing Moon in Cancer, Lunar day 6 I wake up, and there are several cellphones on the nightstand. Each of them shows a different time, which I find a bit odd. Suddenly, my vision is stuck, and I realize I must be in an early OBE, so I try to get up. I manage to stand up, but my vision is fixated on my physical body lying on the bed. I find the door, attempt to open my astral eyes again but fail. Since my vision is still blocked, I continue blindly. I feel my way along the paintings in the hallway, descend the stairs, and reach another door. I discover a table in the living room, where a cat sniffs my hand. Furthermore, I spot another cat sleeping in the middle of the couch. I sit down and wait. Then my vision reappears! At first, I'm not fully convinced because everything looks so real. I must have woken up and sleepwalked my way here. I perform a couple of reality checks, and then it slowly dawns on me—I'm still in the other realm! I decide to go strai...

  There’s a swirling, kaleidoscopic, free-associative experience on the edge of your mind. You’ll find it in the space right between awake and asleep, where your meandering consciousness mixes memory and thought with visionary imagery. I call this experience liminal dreaming. “Liminal” refers to the spaces in between things, the transitional condition of thresholds or boundaries. There are two dream states that, together, make up liminal dreaming: hypnagogia and hypnopompia. "Liminal Dreaming" is a book about hypnagogia and hypnopompia. For people who are new to this phenomenon, it's a very motivating book on how to get started. The book starts off with a few of the author's own experiences and a history of sleep before diving into the subject. Throughout the book, you'll find several exercises: Feedback loop  The vanishing point  The morning linger  The Dali/Edison method  Voice-activated recorder method  Liminal dream dialogue  Dream cruising ...