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Levis, Carroll Richard - I can remember flying over London, New York, Paris and my native Vancouver; sometimes I visit all these cities in one dream

Identifier

023589

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

Dr Robert Crookall - More Astral projections

R.Thurston-Hopkins has published details of "dreams" by Carroll Levis which suggest astral projection. Hopkins said,

"Ever since he was a child, Levis can remember flying in his dreams. When he wakens after one of these imaginary fights, he is almost positive he can fly." He quoted Mr Levis as follows:

"I always seem to start the fight from a hill-top on the edge of a cliff. My body becomes rigid as I stretch out my arms. My arms. My muscles become tense, then, slowly, with arms outstretched, motionless from my sides, I rise from the ground and fly through the air. As I leave the ground, my body moves faster and faster, until finally I fly very high and at, a terrific speed.

I can remember flying over London, New York, Paris and my native Vancouver.

Sometimes I visit all these cities in one dream ... I do not experience the slightest fear of falling; instead, it is a highly gratifying and satisfying experience, a dream-state I enjoy and look forward to with pleasure-it is sheer ecstasy."

The source of the experience

Levis, Carroll Richard

Concepts, symbols and science items

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Dreaming and lucid dreaming

References