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Sapphire transmitted the e-book, I read it very rapidly, and I have a couple thoughts on it that may or may not inspire others.

First, this is a Brief Coverage of the topic. If your decision is whether to buy food or this book, go for the food. You'll be more satisfied later.

However, it you want dessert, this is a very decent coverage of how to project.  It's remarkably brief, an advantage to readers, but a disadvantage to those who value things on voloume alone. There are two basic methods listed, O have no doubt that both will be effective, but I haven't had time to test them out yet.

Both of the techniques are similar in their very general content to those available from boks by Monroe, Carrington & Muldoon, and others, although I can't place them precisely without going back through a few dozen references. I also recall a very similar technique proposed by Ormand McGill, a highly esteemed hypnotherapist, who made an extensive study of hypnotic methods and those used in Indian meditation. In one of his writings, McGill used specific suggestions that essentially were a parallel tp Sapphires astral projection methods. However, Ormand was using them for a deep meditation.

I see no particular conflict with methods for astral entry suggested by Bruce's fifth book or CDs. If you can't get in touch with the astral levels through Bruce's ideas, these ought to be another option. There are doubtless dozens of other techniques as well, there's no monopoly here.

Sapphire gives a little commentary on experiences, and some very good advice about cleanliness of body and spirit. If I had followed that advice 50 years ago I'd be in a different world today, but I guess that lumps are proof of living.

I had $25 available.  I didn't mind spending it. I got the content advertised. It isn't a scam.

Now to see if I can use the ideas.

dave