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Bruno, Giordano – On Magic - On out of body experiences

Identifier

016072

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

On Magic – Giordano Bruno

During life, the soul does leave its own body, but it cannot leave the universal body, nor can it be abandoned by the universal body, if you prefer to state it that way. For, when it leaves one simple or complex body, it moves into another simple or complex body, or from one body left behind, it goes to and enters into another……………..

A continuous body is an unobservable body, that is, an airy or ethereal spirit. It is very active and very powerful and very similar to the soul, and it is quite different from the dense sluggishness found in observable, composite substances. The above mentioned powers of unobservable spiritual bodies are the source of all the powers in observable bodies themselves.

The source of the experience

Bruno, Giordano

Concepts, symbols and science items

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Believing in the spiritual world

Commonsteps

References