spooky2
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In my OBE a really cool thing was when I pressed my hand on a stack of papers and, after resisting at first, my hand went into it. So maybe you could keep this in mind and then move through the barrier.
Another method would be, as Alysia suggested, to have a place in mind you'd like to go to, don't think too much how exactly you move to this place, but rather "teleport" to it, so you would just skip the barrier. I don't have frequently OBEs, but on mind-journeys something similar is happening. When I float in my mind around a certain physical place and my thoughts are wandering, for example thinking of what my final destination could be, the continuos movement breaks and I see the place I thought of, wandering thoughts destabilize it. So maybe it's similar in OBEs.
Robert Bruce wrote, once out of body, one should immediately try to move away from the physical body as there is the tendency when near to it that one gets sucked back.
Generally, what I have read is, in the first time it is very difficult to move in an OBE, because you just try to do it like in the physical, and that would be walk; the answer would be not to make movements, but simply to move to the target. Or to imagine you are a swimmer in water or a bird, so that you could push against the imagined water/air and therefore move from the rebound. The rope imagination Alysia spoke of (recommended by Robert Bruce) is as well a "solidation", to have an anchor point, in this case not for rebounding, but for pulling.
Spooky
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