PROJECTIOLOGY

Waldo Vieira, M.D.

PROJECTIOLOGY
A Panorama of Experiences of the
Consciousness outside the Human Body

Translators:
Kevin de La Tour
Simone de La Tour

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Vieira, Waldo, 1932Projectiology: A Panorama of Experiences of the Consciousness outside

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Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 01

I SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF CONSCIENTIOLOGY ................................ 11

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Essential Concepts of Science ................................................................................................... 11

New Consciential Paradigm ...................................................................................................... 22
Essential Concepts in Conscientiology ...................................................................................... 33
Subdisciplines of Conscientiology ............................................................................................ 37
Essential Concepts in Projectiology .......................................................................................... 44
Projectiology and Terminology ................................................................................................. 46
Sciences ..................................................................................................................................... 52
History of Projectiology ............................................................................................................ 57
Periods of Projectiology ............................................................................................................ 58
Ancient Period of Projectiology ................................................................................................ 58
Esoteric Period of Projectiology ............................................................................................... 59
Precognitions regarding Projectiology ...................................................................................... 62
Exoteric Period of Projectiology ............................................................................................... 73
Laboratorial Period of Projectiology ......................................................................................... 74
Pioneerism in Projectiology ...................................................................................................... 75
Chronology of Projectiology ..................................................................................................... 79

II RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PROJECTIOLOGY

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Projectiology and Interdisciplinarity ......................................................................................... 83

Projectiology and Other Sciences .............................................................................................. 85
Projectiology and Parapsychology ............................................................................................ 88
Projectiology and Psychology ................................................................................................... 91
Projectiology and Biology ......................................................................................................... 93
Projectiology and Medicine ....................................................................................................... 94
Projectiology and Anthropology ............................................................................................... 96
Projectiology and Sociology...................................................................................................... 97
Projectiology and Physics .......................................................................................................... 98
Projectiology and Astronomy .................................................................................................... 99
Projectiology and History ........................................................................................................ 100
Division of Projectiology ........................................................................................................ 103
Lucid Projection and the Human Consciousness ..................................................................... 104
Human Lucid Projection .......................................................................................................... 107
Lucid Paraprojection ............................................................................................................... 111
Animal Projection .................................................................................................................... 111
Plant Projection ....................................................................................................................... 113
Laws of Projectiology .............................................................................................................. 113
Paradoxes of Projectiology ...................................................................................................... 115
Projective Limitations ............................................................................................................. 117

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III PHENOMENA OF PROJECTIOLOGY ........................................................... 121

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Classification of Projective Phenomena .................................................................................. 121

Subjective Projective Phenomena ........................................................................................... 122
Consciential Self-Bilocation .................................................................................................... 123
Projective Autoscopy .............................................................................................................. 126
Internal Autoscopy .................................................................................................................. 127
External Autoscopy ................................................................................................................. 128
Comparisons between External Autoscopy and Lucid Projection ........................................... 129
Projective Catalepsy ................................................................................................................ 130
Extraphysical Clairvoyance ..................................................................................................... 133
Cosmoconsciousness ............................................................................................................... 133
Projective Dj Vu .................................................................................................................. 140
Near-Death Experience (NDE) ................................................................................................ 141
Pre-Final Projection ................................................................................................................. 146
Resuscitative Projection .......................................................................................................... 147
Extraphysical Intuition ............................................................................................................ 149
Extraphysical Precognition ...................................................................................................... 151
Extraphysical Psychometry ..................................................................................................... 152
Extraphysical Retrocognition .................................................................................................. 153
Projective Panoramic Vision ................................................................................................... 154
Ambifaceted Projective Phenomena ........................................................................................ 156
Self-Psychophony .................................................................................................................... 157
Physical Bilocation .................................................................................................................. 158
Comparisons between Lucid Projection and Physical Bilocation ........................................... 165
Traveling Clairvoyance ........................................................................................................... 166
Lucid Projection and Traveling Clairvoyance ......................................................................... 168
Comparisons between Traveling Clairvoyance and Lucid Projection ..................................... 169
Projective Ectoplasmy ............................................................................................................. 170
Semimaterialization ................................................................................................................. 173
State of Suspended Animation ................................................................................................. 174
Exteriorization of Motricity ..................................................................................................... 181
Exteriorization of Sensitivity ................................................................................................... 182
False Arrival ............................................................................................................................ 182
Projective Heteroscopy ........................................................................................................... 184
Physical Multilocation ............................................................................................................. 184
Projective Parapyrogenesis ...................................................................................................... 185
Projective Pneumatophony ...................................................................................................... 185
Projective Poltergeist ............................................................................................................... 185
Farewell Consciential Projection ............................................................................................. 187
Projective Psychophony .......................................................................................................... 189
Human Projective Psychophony .............................................................................................. 190
Extraphysical Projective Psychophony ................................................................................... 190
Projective Psychography ......................................................................................................... 191
Projective Raps ........................................................................................................................ 192
Extraphysical Telekinesis ........................................................................................................ 193
Extraphysical Telepathy .......................................................................................................... 194
Human Parateleportation ......................................................................................................... 195
Phenomena Concomitant with Lucid Projection ..................................................................... 198
Preliminary Phenomena ........................................................................................................... 199

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IV ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS ..................................................... 202

85. Xenophrenia ........................................................................................................................... 202
86. Classification of Xenophrenic States ...................................................................................... 204
87. Mechanisms of Lucid Projection ............................................................................................ 205
88. Lucid Projection and Daydreams ........................................................................................... 206
89. Comparisons between Daydreams and Lucid Projections ..................................................... 208
90. Lucid Projection and Sleep .................................................................................................... 209
91. Evolutionary Vacuum Theory ................................................................................................. 212
92. Lucid Projection and Somnambulism ..................................................................................... 215
93. Lucid Projection and Dreams ................................................................................................. 217
94. Oneiric Images ....................................................................................................................... 219
95. Comparisons between Dreams and Lucid Projections ........................................................... 221
96. Ordinary Dreams about Lucid Projection .............................................................................. 224
97. Semilucid Projection .............................................................................................................. 225
98. Lucid Projection and Nightmares ........................................................................................... 230
99. Comparisons between Nightmares and Extraphysical Intrusion ............................................ 232
100. Lucid Projection and Hallucination ........................................................................................ 233
101. Comparisons between Hallucination and Lucid Projection .................................................... 235

V VEHICLES OF MANIFESTATION OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS ................ 237

102. Ego .......................................................................................................................................... 237
103. Types of Holosomatic Vehicles .............................................................................................. 239
104. Pre-Resoma ............................................................................................................................. 243
105. Resoma ................................................................................................................................... 244
106. Lucid Projection and the Human Body .................................................................................. 245
107. Pineal ...................................................................................................................................... 251
108. Extraphysical Examination ..................................................................................................... 254
109. Holosomatic Coincidence ....................................................................................................... 255
110. Discoincidence of the Vehicles of Manifestation .................................................................... 256
111. Holochakra .............................................................................................................................. 257
112. Para-Anatomy of the Holochakra ........................................................................................... 258
113. Paraphysiology of the Holochakra .......................................................................................... 259
114. Looseness of the Holochakra .................................................................................................. 261
115. Parapathology of the Holochakra ........................................................................................... 263
116. Human Aura ............................................................................................................................ 264
117. Silver Cord .............................................................................................................................. 267
118. Para-Anatomy of the Silver Cord ........................................................................................... 268
119. Paraphysiology of the Silver Cord .......................................................................................... 271
120. Spheres of Action of the Silver Cord ...................................................................................... 275
121. Reduction of the Silver Cord .................................................................................................. 276
122. Parapathology of the Silver Cord ........................................................................................... 277
123. Ectoplasm and the Silver Cord ............................................................................................... 278
124. Comparisons between Ectoplasm and the Silver Cord ........................................................... 279
125. Psychosoma ............................................................................................................................ 282
126. Para-Anatomy of the Psychosoma .......................................................................................... 284
127. Parapsychophysiology of the Psychosoma ............................................................................. 285
128. Parapsychopathology of the Psychosoma ............................................................................... 289
129. Comparisons between the Soma and the Psychosoma ............................................................ 292

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130. Theory of Irruption of the Psychosoma .................................................................................. 295

131. The Soma and Consciential Prioritization .............................................................................. 296
132. Chakras ................................................................................................................................... 299
133. Para-Anatomy of the Chakras ................................................................................................. 300
134. Paraphysiology of the Chakras ............................................................................................... 303
135. Parapathology of the Holochakra and Vampirism .................................................................. 305
136. Theory of Interchakral Relationships ..................................................................................... 307
137. Lucid Projection and the Golden Cord ................................................................................... 309
138. Para-Anatomy of the Golden Cord ......................................................................................... 310
139. Paraphysiology of the Golden Cord ....................................................................................... 311
140. Comparisons between the Silver Cord and the Golden Cord ................................................. 311
141. Lucid Projection and the Mentalsoma .................................................................................... 312
142. Parapsychophysiology of the Mentalsoma ............................................................................. 315
143. Relativistic Space-Time .......................................................................................................... 318
144. Parapsychopathology of the Mentalsoma ............................................................................... 320
145. Predominance of a Consciential Vehicle ................................................................................ 324
146. Desoma ................................................................................................................................... 326
147. First Desoma ........................................................................................................................... 327
148. Second Desoma ...................................................................................................................... 331
149. Third Desoma ......................................................................................................................... 332
150. The Three Desomas ................................................................................................................ 332
151. Comparisons between Occasional and Final Projection ......................................................... 334
152. Comparisons between the Psychosoma of the Intraphysical and Extraphysical
Consciousness ......................................................................................................................... 335
153. Comparisons between the Psychosoma and the Mentalsoma ................................................. 337
154. Comparisons between the Mentalsoma of the Intraphysical and Extraphysical
Consciousness ........................................................................................................................ 339
155. Relationships between Consciential Vehicles and Consciential Phenomena .......................... 341
156. Relationships between Chakras and Consciential Phenomena ............................................... 343

VI PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES................................................................ 344

157. Projectiology and Philosophy ................................................................................................. 344
158. Theory of Projectability .......................................................................................................... 346
159. Theory of the Leading-Edge Relative Truths of Projectiology .............................................. 348
160. Theory of the Leading-Edge Relative Truths of Extraphysical Conscientiology ................... 350
161. Cosmoethics ............................................................................................................................ 352
162. Extraphysical Code of Ethics.................................................................................................. 355
163. Lucid Projection and Materialism .......................................................................................... 357
164. Universalism ........................................................................................................................... 360
165. Evidence of Consciential Maturity on Earth ........................................................................... 364
166. Holomaturity ........................................................................................................................... 366
167. Technique for Acquiring a Universalistic Sense ..................................................................... 374
168. Theory of Consciential Self-Control ...................................................................................... 378
169. Theory of Essential Wisdom ................................................................................................... 380
170. Consciential Era ...................................................................................................................... 382
171. Holokarmic Accounts ............................................................................................................. 384
172. Theorice of Human Assistential Tasks ................................................................................... 386
173. Self-Critique of the Projector ................................................................................................. 390
174. Lucid Projection and Abdominal Brainwashing ..................................................................... 393

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VII PRE-PROJECTION PHYSICAL WAKING STATE ...................................... 398

175. Chronological Analysis of Lucid Projection .......................................................................... 398
176. Stages of Lucid Projection ...................................................................................................... 398
177. Doorways to Lucid Projection ................................................................................................ 399
178. Date of the Projective Experiment .......................................................................................... 400
179. Meteorological Conditions prior to Lucid Projection ............................................................ 400
180. Physical Base of the Projector ................................................................................................ 401
181. Projectarium ........................................................................................................................... 407
182. Ambient Light ......................................................................................................................... 408
183. Ambient Temperature ............................................................................................................. 408
184. Ambient Noise ........................................................................................................................ 410
185. Intraphysical Assistant ............................................................................................................ 413
186. Physiological States prior to Lucid Projection ....................................................................... 414
187. Consciential States prior to Lucid Projection ......................................................................... 415
188. Ordinary Physical Waking State ............................................................................................. 416
189. Physical Position prior to Lucid Projection ............................................................................ 417
190. Dorsal Position ....................................................................................................................... 418
191. Conditions of the Human Body prior to Lucid Projection ..................................................... 420
192. Objects of the Projector .......................................................................................................... 420
193. Clothes of the Projector .......................................................................................................... 421
194. Causes of Lucid Projection ..................................................................................................... 422
195. Lucid Projection and Distance ................................................................................................ 423
196. Starting Time of the Projective Experiment ........................................................................... 423

VIII LUCID PROJECTION TECHNIQUES .......................................................... 425

197. Preparation for Lucid Projection ............................................................................................ 425
198. Generalities on Projective Techniques ................................................................................... 426
199. Projective Psychophysiological Crutches ............................................................................... 429
200. Psychophysiological Self-Relaxation Technique .................................................................... 432
201. Mental Concentration Technique ............................................................................................ 434
202. Rhythmic Respiration Technique ............................................................................................ 435
203. Imaginative Escapes Technique .............................................................................................. 437
204. Projective Visualization Technique ........................................................................................ 438
205. Projective Postures Technique ................................................................................................ 440
206. Classification of Lucid Projection Techniques ....................................................................... 441
207. Opening Door Technique ........................................................................................................ 444
208. Projective Sex Act Technique ................................................................................................. 444
209. Projective Self-Image Technique ............................................................................................ 446
210. Self-Visualization with Open Eyes Technique ........................................................................ 447
211. Step Counting Technique ........................................................................................................ 448
212. Carbon Dioxide Technique ..................................................................................................... 448
213. Projective Factor Technique ................................................................................................... 452
214. Projective Hetero-Hypnosis Technique .................................................................................. 453
215. Projective Self-Hypnosis Technique ....................................................................................... 456
216. Projectiogenic Images Technique ........................................................................................... 457
217. Lucid Projection through Fasting Technique .......................................................................... 458
218. Projective Mantras Technique ................................................................................................ 461
219. Projective Massage and Visualization Technique ................................................................... 463
220. Projective Music and Visualization Technique ....................................................................... 464
221. Triggering Object-Factor Technique ...................................................................................... 465

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222. Musical Physical Awakening Technique ................................................................................ 466

223. Assisted Projection Technique ............................................................................................... 468
224. Lucid Projection through Dream Technique ........................................................................... 470
225. Fragmented Lucid Projection Technique ................................................................................ 473
226. Projection in the Isolated Mentalsoma Technique .................................................................. 475
227. Pineal Projection Technique ................................................................................................... 477
228. Change in Routine Technique ................................................................................................. 478
229. Projective Repetition Technique ............................................................................................. 479
230. Rotation of the Psychosoma Technique .................................................................................. 479
231. Rotation of the Human Body Technique ................................................................................ 481
232. Projective Mental Saturation Technique ................................................................................. 483
233. Projection through Thirst Technique ...................................................................................... 484
234. Transference of the Consciousness Technique ....................................................................... 485
235. Projective Transmissibility Technique .................................................................................... 486
236. Projective Diagnosis Technique ............................................................................................. 486
237. Projectiotherapy ...................................................................................................................... 488
238. Psychological Conditioning Techniques ................................................................................. 490

IX EXTERIORIZATION OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS STAGE ......................... 492

239. Signals Precursory to Lucid Projection .................................................................................. 492
240. Projective Aura ....................................................................................................................... 492
241. Physical Torpidity ................................................................................................................... 494
242. Ballonnement .......................................................................................................................... 495
243. Pre-Takeoff ............................................................................................................................. 496
244. Vibrational State ..................................................................................................................... 497
245. Hypnagogy .............................................................................................................................. 500
246. Transitional State .................................................................................................................... 506
247. Double Awareness .................................................................................................................. 507
248. Extraphysical Double Vision .................................................................................................. 508
249. Extraphysical Bradykinesis .................................................................................................... 509
250. Parapsycholepsy ..................................................................................................................... 510
251. Intracranial Sounds of Takeoff ............................................................................................... 512
252. Takeoff .................................................................................................................................... 514
253. Sinking Takeoff....................................................................................................................... 517
254. Instability of the Psychosoma ................................................................................................. 518
255. Trace of Light ......................................................................................................................... 519
256. Respiration during Takeoff ..................................................................................................... 521
257. Consciential Hibernation ........................................................................................................ 522
258. Extraphysical Opening ............................................................................................................ 523
259. Extraphysical Elongation ........................................................................................................ 525
260. Extraphysical Awakening ....................................................................................................... 526
261. Extraphysical Self-Awakening Technique .............................................................................. 527

X EXTRAPHYSICAL PERIOD OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS ............................ 529

262. Extraphysical Self-Awareness ................................................................................................. 529
263. Scale of Lucidity of the Projected Consciousness .................................................................. 532
264. Consciential Lucidity and Perceived Time ............................................................................. 534
265. Illumination of the Extraphysical Environment ...................................................................... 536
266. Vehicle of Manifestation Identification Technique ................................................................. 537
267. Expansion of the Projected Consciousness Technique ........................................................... 538

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268. Orientation of the Projected Consciousness ........................................................................... 539

269. Extraphysical Environments ................................................................................................... 541
270. Tropospheric Extraphysical Dimension .................................................................................. 545
271. Extraphysical Communities .................................................................................................... 548
272. Extraphysical Dimension Per Se ............................................................................................ 550
273. Mentalsomatic Dimension ...................................................................................................... 552
274. Extraphysical Sphere of Energy ............................................................................................. 553
275. Human Brain ........................................................................................................................... 556
276. Parabrain ................................................................................................................................. 560
277. General Extraphysical Perceptions ......................................................................................... 562
278. Extraphysical Vision ............................................................................................................... 565
279. Extraphysical Attention .......................................................................................................... 567
280. Scale of Observation of the Projected Consciousness ............................................................ 568
281. Performance of the Projected Consciousness ......................................................................... 571
282. Inabilities of the Projected Consciousness ............................................................................. 573
283. Extraphysical Impossibilities .................................................................................................. 574
284. Immanent Energy .................................................................................................................... 575
285. Consciential Powers ............................................................................................................... 577
286. Consciential Energy ................................................................................................................ 580
287. Mobilization of Consciential Energies ................................................................................... 584
288. Closed Circulation of Energies Technique ............................................................................. 587
289. Reception of Consciential Energies Technique ...................................................................... 589
290. Absorption of Extraphysical Energies Technique ................................................................... 590
291. Exteriorization of Consciential Energies ................................................................................ 591
292. Exteriorization of Consciential Energies Technique ............................................................... 593
293. Penta Technique ...................................................................................................................... 594
294. Theory of Energetic Sympathetic Assimilation ...................................................................... 600
295. Abuses in the Use of Consciential Energies ........................................................................... 602
296. Theorice of Morphothosenes .................................................................................................. 604
297. Comparison between Lucid Projection and Morphothosenes ................................................ 608
298. Morphothosene Creation Technique ....................................................................................... 608
299. Sexual Factors Favorable to Lucid Projection ........................................................................ 610
300. Sexual Factors Unfavorable to Lucid Projection .................................................................... 611
301. Extraphysical Romances ......................................................................................................... 612
302. Congressus Subtilis ................................................................................................................. 613
303. Extraphysical Self-Luminosity ............................................................................................... 615
304. Extraphysical Self-Permeability ............................................................................................. 617
305. Extraphysical Elasticity .......................................................................................................... 619
306. Extraphysical Imponderability ................................................................................................ 620
307. Extraphysical Inaudibility ....................................................................................................... 621
308. Extraphysical Invisibility ........................................................................................................ 621
309. Extraphysical Invulnerability .................................................................................................. 622
310. Extraphysical Multiplicity ...................................................................................................... 624
311. Extraphysical Translocation .................................................................................................... 625
312. Mechanisms of Extraphysical Translocation .......................................................................... 627
313. Speed of the Projected Projector ............................................................................................ 628
314. Lucid Volitation Technique ..................................................................................................... 628
315. Extraphysical Energy Currents ............................................................................................... 631
316. Extraphysical Rain .................................................................................................................. 633
317. Extraphysical Fire ................................................................................................................... 634

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318. General Extraphysical Emotions ............................................................................................ 635

319. Extraphysical Euphoria ........................................................................................................... 636
320. Extraphysical Forms of the Projected Projector ..................................................................... 638
321. Extraphysical Clothing ........................................................................................................... 638
322. Uniform of the Projected Projector ........................................................................................ 640
323. Extraphysical Self-Transfiguration ......................................................................................... 640
324. Zoanthropy.............................................................................................................................. 643
325. Extraphysical Mutation ........................................................................................................... 645
326. Extraphysical Mimicry Technique .......................................................................................... 645

XI RELATIONSHIPS OF THE PROJECTED CONSCIOUSNESS .................... 647

327. Consciential Communicability ................................................................................................ 647
328. Interconsciential Experiences ................................................................................................. 648
329. Conscientese ........................................................................................................................... 649
330. Extraphysical Communicability Technique ............................................................................ 652
331. Extraphysical Acquisition of Original Ideas ........................................................................... 652
332. Historical Original Ideas ......................................................................................................... 654
333. Current Original Ideas ............................................................................................................ 656
334. Avoidable Extraphysical Ideas ............................................................................................... 659
335. Projective Mental Targets ....................................................................................................... 660
336. Techniques for Reaching the Mental Target ........................................................................... 662
337. Prohibited Locations ............................................................................................................... 663
338. Extraphysical Telekinesis Production Technique ................................................................... 666
339. Scale of Extraphysical Contacts ............................................................................................. 667
340. The Projected Intraphysical Consciousness and the Human Body ......................................... 668
341. Consciential Self-Bilocation Technique ................................................................................. 669
342. The Projected Consciousness and Intraphysical Beings ......................................................... 670
343. The Projected Consciousness and Extraphysical Beings ........................................................ 672
344. The Projected Consciousness and Other Projected Beings .................................................... 674
345. Extraphysical Disappearances ................................................................................................ 675
346. Extraphysical Approach Technique ........................................................................................ 676
347. Extraphysical Hetero-Awakening Technique .......................................................................... 677
348. Unapproachable Beings .......................................................................................................... 680
349. Extraphysical-Physical Self-Touch Technique ....................................................................... 681
350. Auric Couplings ...................................................................................................................... 682
351. Extraphysical Helpers ............................................................................................................. 687
352. Lucid Projection and Evocation ............................................................................................. 691
353. Conscious Evocation Technique ............................................................................................. 693
354. Unconscious Evocations ......................................................................................................... 694
355. Extraphysical Manifestations of the Sensitive-Projector ........................................................ 695
356. Physical Manifestations of the Communicant-Projector ........................................................ 695
357. Energization by Three Technique ........................................................................................... 696
358. Inter Vivos Communication Technique ................................................................................... 699
359. Inter Vivos Apparition ............................................................................................................ 700
360. Reactions of Intraphysical Consciousnesses to the Apparition of the Projector .................... 701
361. Extraphysical Attacks upon the Projector............................................................................... 702
362. Self-Defense Techniques of the Projector .............................................................................. 704
363. Extraphysical Intruders ........................................................................................................... 707
364. Possessive Consciential Projection ......................................................................................... 715

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365. Deintrusive Consciential Projection ....................................................................................... 717

366. Deintrusive Projection Technique .......................................................................................... 720
367. Assistential Consciential Projection ....................................................................................... 723
368. The Projector and Desomants ................................................................................................. 727
369. Prolonged Consciential Projection Technique ........................................................................ 730
370. Extraphysical Agenda ............................................................................................................. 731

XII INTERIORIZATION OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS STAGE ......................... 733

371. Return to the Physical Base .................................................................................................... 733
372. Interiorization of the Projected Intraphysical Consciousness ................................................. 734
373. Semidiscoincidence of the Vehicles of Manifestation ............................................................ 737
374. Post-Interiorization ................................................................................................................. 737
375. Psychophysical Repercussions ............................................................................................... 738
376. Extraphysical Repercussions during Consciential Projection ................................................ 739
377. Physical Repercussions during Consciential Projection ......................................................... 740
378. Self-Telekinesis ...................................................................................................................... 742
379. Intracranial Sounds during Interiorization .............................................................................. 743
380. Hypnopompy .......................................................................................................................... 744
381. Physical Awakening ................................................................................................................ 745
382. Physical Awakening Technique .............................................................................................. 746
383. Post-Projective Energetic Shower .......................................................................................... 746
384. State of Waking Discoincidence ............................................................................................. 747

XIII POST-PROJECTION PHYSICAL WAKING STATE .................................. 750

385. The Physical Mind .................................................................................................................. 750
386. Consciential Projection Recall ............................................................................................... 753
387. Fragmentary Recall ................................................................................................................. 756
388. En Bloc Recall ........................................................................................................................ 757
389. Factors Favorable to Consciential Projection Recall .............................................................. 757
390. Factors Unfavorable to Consciential Projection Recall .......................................................... 758
391. Extraphysical Event Recall Techniques .................................................................................. 759
392. Fragmentary Recall Technique ............................................................................................... 760
393. Quadruple Memory ................................................................................................................. 761
394. Finishing Time of the Projective Experiment ......................................................................... 763
395. Meteorological Conditions after the Lucid Projection ........................................................... 764
396. Duration of the Lucid Projection ............................................................................................ 764
397. Conscientiological State after the Lucid Projection ............................................................... 765
398. Physiological State after the Lucid Projection ....................................................................... 766
399. Period of Loss of Physical Wakefulness ................................................................................. 766
400. Physical Position after the Lucid Projection ........................................................................... 767
401. Conditions of the Human Body after the Lucid Projection .................................................... 767
402. Projectiography ...................................................................................................................... 768
403. Final Register of the Lucid Projection .................................................................................... 769
404. Diary of the Projector ............................................................................................................. 770
405. Technical Notes of the Diary of the Projector ........................................................................ 772
406. Confirmations after Lucid Consciential Projections ............................................................... 773
407. Factors Unfavorable to Post-Projective Confirmations .......................................................... 774
408. Analysis of the Paraperceptions of the Projector .................................................................... 776

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XIV THE PROJECTOR AND PROJECTIONS .................................................. 778

409. Types of Projectors ................................................................................................................. 778
410. Dazzled Projectors .................................................................................................................. 780
411. Techniques for Development of the Projector ........................................................................ 782
412. Projective Recess .................................................................................................................... 785
413. Projective Questionnaire ........................................................................................................ 788
414. The Ideal Projector ................................................................................................................. 795
415. Animism ................................................................................................................................. 798
416. Parapsychism .......................................................................................................................... 799
417. Comparisons between the Sensitive and the Projector ........................................................... 803
418. Comparisons between Lucid Projection and Parapsychic Trance .......................................... 804
419. Parapsychism and Lucid Projection ....................................................................................... 805
420. General Classification of Consciential Projections ................................................................ 807
421. Basic Categories of Lucid Projection ..................................................................................... 809
422. Extraphysical Lucidity-Subsequent Recall Binomial ............................................................. 810
423. First Lucid Projection ............................................................................................................. 812
424. Double Consciential Projection .............................................................................................. 814
425. Educational Consciential Projection ....................................................................................... 816
426. Theory of Intermissive Courses .............................................................................................. 817
427. Natural Consciential Projection .............................................................................................. 821
428. Forced Lucid Consciential Projection .................................................................................... 822
429. Comparison between Natural and Forced Consciential Projection ........................................ 823
430. Escape-Projection ................................................................................................................... 823
431. Instantaneous Consciential Projection .................................................................................... 824
432. Consciential Projection of the Compound Double ................................................................. 825
433. Post-Natal, Regressive, Semilucid Consciential Projection ................................................... 827
434. Sonorous Consciential Projection ........................................................................................... 828
435. Extraphysical Visual Projection .............................................................................................. 830
436. Joint Lucid Projections ........................................................................................................... 830
437. Comparisons between Consciential Projection in the Mentalsoma and in the Psychosoma .. 834
438. Seriated Lucid Consciential Projections ................................................................................. 835
439. The Projected Consciousness and Chronological Time ......................................................... 838
440. Extraphysical Events .............................................................................................................. 841
441. Impactful Extraphysical Events .............................................................................................. 841
442. Extraphysical Traumas ........................................................................................................... 842
443. Factors Favorable to Lucid Projection ................................................................................... 844
444. Personal Uses of Lucid Projection ......................................................................................... 847
445. Projective Existential Recycling ............................................................................................. 849
446. Public Uses of Lucid Projection ............................................................................................. 851
447. Factors Unfavorable to Lucid Projection ............................................................................... 853
448. Lucid Projection and Fear ...................................................................................................... 855
449. Relative Inhibitory Agents to Lucid Consciential Projection ................................................. 859
450. Harms of Lucid Projection ..................................................................................................... 860

XV RELATIONSHIPS OF LUCID PROJECTION ............................................... 863

451. Lucid Projection and Accidents .............................................................................................. 863
452. Lucid Projection and Children ................................................................................................ 864
453. Lucid Projection and Subhuman Animals .............................................................................. 865
454. Lucid Projection and Interpersonal Unions ............................................................................ 865
455. Lucid Projection and Childbirth ............................................................................................. 867

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456. Lucid Projection and Erection ................................................................................................ 870

457. Lucid Projection and Blindness .............................................................................................. 871
458. Lucid Projection and Physical Pain ........................................................................................ 872
459. Lucid Projection, the Heart and the Heart Rate ...................................................................... 873
460. Lucid Projection and Illnesses ................................................................................................ 875
461. Lucid Projection and Psychopathology .................................................................................. 876
462. Lucid Projection, Surgery and Anesthetics ............................................................................. 879
463. Lucid Projection and Parasurgery ........................................................................................... 881
464. Lucid Projection and the Mutilated Person ............................................................................ 884
465. Lucid Projection and Hemiplegics ......................................................................................... 887
466. Lucid Projection and Drugs .................................................................................................... 887
467. Comparisons between Drugs and Hypnosis ........................................................................... 892
468. Lucid Projection and Psychological Contagion ...................................................................... 893
469. Lucid Projection and Humor .................................................................................................. 895
470. Lucid Projection and Yoga ..................................................................................................... 896
471. Lucid Projection in Total Institutions ..................................................................................... 897
472. Lucid Projection and Personal Movement .............................................................................. 900
473. Lucid Projection and Sports ................................................................................................... 900
474. Lucid Projection and War ....................................................................................................... 901
475. Lucid Projection, Espionage and Business ............................................................................. 903
476. Lucid Projection and Art in General ....................................................................................... 905
477. Lucid Projection and Extraphysical Music ............................................................................. 907
478. Lucid Projection and the Theater ........................................................................................... 908
479. Lucid Projection and Cinematographic Art ............................................................................ 908
480. Lucid Projection and Naphology ............................................................................................ 909
481. Lucid Projection and the Theta Phenomenon ......................................................................... 911
482. Lucid Projection and Successive Intraphysical Lives ............................................................. 912
483. Existential Series .................................................................................................................... 921
484. Projection with Continuous Self-Awareness ........................................................................... 923
485. State of Continuous Self-Awareness ....................................................................................... 923
486. Scale of the State of Continuous Self-Awareness ................................................................... 925
487. Free Consciousness ................................................................................................................. 929
488. Self-Desoma ........................................................................................................................... 931
489. Voluntary Cardiac Arrest ........................................................................................................ 933
490. Voluntary Self-Combustion .................................................................................................... 933
491. Psychophysiological Anchor .................................................................................................. 935
492. Consciential Locations ........................................................................................................... 936
493. Consciential Dislocations ....................................................................................................... 939
494. Consciential Nomadism .......................................................................................................... 942

XVI SCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVES ....................................................................... 944

495. Laboratory Experiments with Lucid Projection ...................................................................... 944
496. Seven Minutes in Eternity ....................................................................................................... 947
497. Brain Wave Patterns ............................................................................................................... 950
498. Extraphysical Identification of Awake Persons ...................................................................... 951
499. Vision outside the Human Body ............................................................................................. 952
500. Willful Flight Experiment ....................................................................................................... 953
501. Animal-Detectors of the Projected Consciousness ................................................................. 955
502. Kinetic Effects of the Projected Consciousness ..................................................................... 956
503. Physiology of the Projective State .......................................................................................... 957
504. Individual Experiments with Lucid Projection ....................................................................... 959

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505. Projective Public Opinion Research ....................................................................................... 961

506. Cases of Lucid Projection ....................................................................................................... 965
507. Laboratory Equipment in Projectiology ................................................................................. 969
508. Experimental Projects ............................................................................................................. 970
509. General Hypotheses in Projectiology ..................................................................................... 970
510. Hypothesis of the Imaginary Body ......................................................................................... 973
511. Hypothesis of the Objective Body .......................................................................................... 973
512. Lucid Projection and the Unconscious ................................................................................... 975
513. Psychological Theory ............................................................................................................. 976
514. Information Theory ................................................................................................................. 977
515. Theory of Rehearsal of Biological Death ............................................................................... 977
516. Working Hypotheses ............................................................................................................... 977
517. Harmonic Series Model .......................................................................................................... 979

XVII OPEN LETTERS .............................................................................................. 988

518. To the Reader .......................................................................................................................... 988
519. To Skeptics of Projections of the Consciousness ................................................................... 990
520. To Apriorists ........................................................................................................................... 991
521. To Parapsychologists .............................................................................................................. 993
522. To Projectors .......................................................................................................................... 994

XVIII INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PROJECTIOLOGY .......... 997

523. Clarifications .......................................................................................................................... 997
524. Complementary Subjects ...................................................................................................... 1004
525. International Bibliography of Projectiology ......................................................................... 1007
Other Works by the Author ....................................................................................................... 1096
Glossary of Projectiology ........................................................................................................... 1098
Abbreviations, Acronyms and Symbols .................................................................................... 1113
Index of Illustrations .................................................................................................................. 1118
Onomastic Index ......................................................................................................................... 1153
Geographical Index .................................................................................................................... 1163
Remissive Index .......................................................................................................................... 1166