Dreams, OBEs, + Cosmic Travels
A Blog by Meg Bartlett
Lessons in Potentiality | A Journey Through Parallel Selves and Across Alternate Timelines
A chronicle of encounters through out-of-body experiences, dreamwalking, and travel through the Earth Tube System — a gravitational network connecting individual souls to their parallel lives. From a blurry bedroom in Minneapolis to a post-apocalyptic refuge, these vivid entries culminate in a single, irreversible choice: to collapse every potential lifetime into one.
A Lesson in Orbit | An Out-of-Body Experience
A consciousness leaves its body and ascends to an orbiting craft, where interdimensional beings await to teach a lesson that cannot be learned on Earth. A first-person OBE.
Hey There Little Green Man… | An Extraterrestrial Out-of-Body Experience
A vivid first-person account of an out-of-body experience detailing an unexpected encounter with an extraterrestrial visitor.
How To Have an Out-of-Body Experience Intentionally: Complete Intermediate and Expert Guide
Ready to explore beyond your body? This guide covers intermediate and advanced OBE techniques, from lucid dream exits to wake-induced experiences.
How to Have an Out-of-Body Experience Naturally: Complete Beginner's Guide
Learn how to have natural out-of-body experiences through my personal journey from nightmares and sleep paralysis to OBEs. A step-by-step guide for beginners.
What is an Out-of-Body Experience? | The Science and What to Expect
OBEs can be brought on by a myriad of different circumstances such as trauma, sleep, medications or drug use, and are often a component of near death experiences (NDEs). The defining factor in each of these situations is that the seat of one’s consciousness has separated itself from the physical body.
In this post we’ll explore the causes of OBEs, preliminary scientific observations, and what you might experience during an OBE.
Through Liquid Light: Navigating Parallel Worlds Through Oceanic Portals
The mass of liquid light morphed and shimmered the closer I got, like a mirage of mirrors through which different scenes played out. My lungs began to burn from the lack of oxygen and just as the orb shifted it’s image to that of a blurry but bright shoreline, my fingers reached out. They penetrated the orb’s surface easily, as if it, itself, were made of water, but as soon as the first fingertip passed through I felt a tug.
The orb grabbed me, for lack of a better phrase, and pulled my body forward.