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Bob McKelvy

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ASTRAL MUSEUM
Jun 29^th, 2006 at 6:06pm

Posted this on Linn’s WEB site last year. Decided to share it with you all. Bruce thanks for revising the posting rules over here.
You have turned this place back into the friendly place it used to be!!
Love Bob

Astral Museum

There is a museum on one of the higher Astral planes called the Astral Museum. You can see it from a great distance because of its massive size. It looks like two giant conch shells standing on end with its spirals going into the clouds. On my 1st visit, saw a lot of flowerbeds arranged in many beautiful geometric designs. The shells were side by side with a large sidewalk leading to each one. The two sidewalks were large, spacious and separated by a crystal clear blue creek with all kinds of flowers on each side. The people were all wearing soft flowing garments and were very happy. Soft music with a tinkling sound of chimes filled the air.

There was so much to see. My guide/friend was with giving me a tour of the place. Knew there was no way to see everything in one trip.
For a reference point, paid a short visit to the shell on the left. The museum of the past. The museum of the future was on the right.

It was heavily carpeted on the inside with two to three-inch deep shag super soft carpet. You had your choice of walking or riding a slow escalator, which was also heavily carpeted. You were also surrounded with beautiful music.

In one of the displays, saw an old B-25 Marauder Bomber, and further up, a B-52 Bomber that you could explore inside and out, and how it was used in the Viet Nam war. There were many others. Too lengthy to describe. Wanted to jump over to the museum of the future. It was connected by a crystal clear giant skyway hundreds of feet up. From the skyway, you could see the river and beautiful flowerbeds arranged in beautiful geometric shapes. It reminded me of the Washington monument in Washington DC. On this was many times larger, and a lot higher. There were many areas of the museum of the future that were blocked off because they were still under construction. I learned later, that the future is modeled on fractal expansion and subject to change as it expands.

I went to a lower level to where we were closer to our actual future.
The other shell also had deep soft carpet. Since I was interested in the medical field was shown where India will soon be the new intellectual/academic center of this planet. In one of their rooms, I saw some of the work that they have been doing, or will soon be doing, cloning replacement body parts.

My guide told me that it would take a lifetime to explore both museums, and that you earned merit for the time you spent here. I guess you could call them semester hour credits? There are a lot of places like that out there. Bob Monroe describes some of them.
Bruce provided a lot of detail in his Voyage series. I am still gathering material that I will be sharing with you in time.

Love Bob

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Touching Souls Super Member Offline LOVE IS ALL, SHINE YOUR LIGHT THAT OTHERS MAY SEE Posts: 1966 Metaline Falls, WA Gender:	Re: ASTRAL MUSEUM Reply #1 - Jun 29^th, 2006 at 6:49pm This is very cool Bob. I'd like to visit there sometime. Love, Mairlyn
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Reply #2 - Jun 29^th, 2006 at 7:37pm

Thanks Bob!
Museum with a future section, that's nice. This place must be connected to our physical time when it has this division of past and future. It is a question if it "is" also in time, meaning that it changes along with our time, or if it is the "same" place and reacts to the point of time a visitor from the physical is physically in.

I had seen a sort of personal museum, on the TMI-style way from F15 to F21, at F18, associated with the color rose, I always see flowers there, and once there was a big room filled with old items of mine and residuals of projects I had planned.

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Cathy_B Full Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 212 South Australia Gender:	Re: ASTRAL MUSEUM Reply #3 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 12:10am Does this mean that if one can access the museum of the future, and we know what is about to happen, that we can change that? I guess this would be like a premonition and changing things do you think it is possible to effect change?
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Reply #4 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 2:57am

sometimes a premonition can act to make you feel more in control, as you feel like you already lived through the situation and made the right decision then and so you are calmer. maybe thats how we can make our changes to be prepared that way.

I lost the steering on my car one time but just then I remembered the dream where I pulled over and got it fixed promptly so in the moment of panic I was able to think calmly and logically as I recalled the dream. maybe everything would be ok on this planet if we didn't panic..if we kept our heads. thats what I came up with.

thanks Bob, it sounds fascinating to visit such places!

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Reply #5 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 8:26am

Bob McKelvy wrote on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 6:06pm:

There is a museum on one of the higher Astral planes called the Astral Museum. The two sidewalks were large, spacious and separated by a crystal clear blue creek with all kinds of flowers on each side. The people were all wearing soft flowing garments and were very happy. Soft music with a tinkling sound of chimes filled the air.

LOL.

Everytime I astral projected, I ended up here:

www.spiritual.com.au/articles/astral/astralp2_rbruce.htm#9

I suck.

My spirit guides are probably too lazy to show me around any cool places.

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Touching Souls Super Member Offline LOVE IS ALL, SHINE YOUR LIGHT THAT OTHERS MAY SEE Posts: 1966 Metaline Falls, WA Gender:	Re: ASTRAL MUSEUM Reply #6 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 2:29pm Changing your attitude will help. When you say you suck, you are affirming that you suck. No guide is ever lazy. It's you who are too lazy to truly listen for them. Namaste Mairlyn
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Romain Super Member Offline Posts: 817 North/West Coast Gender:	Re: ASTRAL MUSEUM Reply #7 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 6:27pm This is very cool Bob. I'd like to visit there sometime. Thank for sharing, i'll probally look/feel for this place too, should be very interesting to sense. There're so many places "There" it always amaze me, all the resources avalaible for us to used etc... Thanks Bob, with love, Romain
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Reply #8 - Jun 30^th, 2006 at 11:50pm

Hey Ryan,
Loved that WEB site you gave me the link to. I plan on spending a lot of quality time there a little later! One thing it brought out that I was going to add to this post, was that there are no "sign post's" telling you where you are. You are very much on your own so to speak. It can get a little more confusing because many of the other dimensions meld into each other.

It's only after many trips where you can start to get a feel for where you might be. On your guides when you travel, it's a pretty good idea to have a target. It does not have to be a "clear target" just something you may have heard about and want to see. I was very interested in the design of the different churches of the different religions in F-25 and 24. Will be sharing some that info on my visit to hell. Heard bits and pieces about the Astral Museum. It also has other names.

Many of us have been there and seen it from different perspectives. Heck, I am not even sure it is on a higher Astral plane, no idea what Focus level it is on either. Could easily be on F-27. I think Bruce may have touched on it a couple of times from a different perspective. Translating what you see on the other side and bringing it back to a perspective that you can get a handle on down here in C1, can present a lot of challenges because time and physics are a lot different over there. I know many of us have been there in there in the dream state at one time. I know Marilyn and Bruce have.

There is so much to see, that it can become a wasted effort to try to catalogue everything. I have found it a lot easier to stay "loose" and go with the flow. In time, you will start to get a handle of where you might be and be able to catalogue it. Keep in mind that what you see, may be a little different from the way the other person see's it.
Many of the more important aspect's of spirituality are "caught", and not from reading a book and analyzing it to death.
It's a waste of time. It's so much easier to jump in and experience it yourself.
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Reply #9 - Jul 1^st, 2006 at 1:53am

thanks Bob. I like the term astral museum..it sort of has a ring to it. you are right we each see differently, and wouldn't life be boring if we all saw it the same way? my guides show me things, or they have a way of "catching" my attention. I also like the way you said we are "caught" by some of these events. I also know most of my experiences have settled deep into my soul and changed me, in the same way Romain is talking about on another thread.
I like to think of creating my own reality with those possibilities you mentioned that you saw in the museum. I see a thought as something one can ride on and let it take you into your life. I am not the things I think or feel, but I like to follow a positive thought or intention. thanks for this story; I enjoyed it. hugs, alysia

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augoeideian Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 958 South Africa Gender:	Re: ASTRAL MUSEUM Reply #10 - Jul 3^rd, 2006 at 3:20am i've dreamt of places like this Also liked the link you supplied Ryan - thanks.
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