Astral Travel - Is it real?

Astral travel has been around for a long time. I'm not sure who first mentioned it, perhaps Blatvaskey, maybe someone/somewhere else. It's been around hundreds-thousands-millions of years, Sumerian's, Egyptian's, unknown antediluvian civilizations, as long as there've been people there's been Astral travel. Astral travel is really nothing special, it's simply leaving the body during sleep, or unconsciousness. What is special is the ability to do it consciously, and remember where you went, and what you did/saw, which is much more difficult, and rare.
It's been awhile since I've studied it, but as I remember, the body we all see is really seven bodies one inside the other, each higher in vibration. The grossest body, the one with the lowest level of vibration, is the earthly one you see as you look in the mirror. A body made of mud, if you will, that allows you to interact with other mud bodies and everything else that exists in this world. It is possible to raise the vibrations of this body and become more in touch with the higher consciousness that resides in all of us. But only so much, and then you leave this body for the next level. Some drugs, peote for instance are alleged to make it possible to leave the body consciously also.   Astral travel allows you to leave the Earthly body temporarily and in the Astral body visit the Astral level. To move beyond the Astral level is not possible in that body, anymore that you could enter the Astral level in your Earthly body. Personally, I have to admit that I never have been able to do it consciously. Yes, I do in dreams, and yes I write them down, but conscious Astral travel is still beyond me. But from what I understand the Astral is the reality that is the basis for the illusion that we see and believe on the Earthly level. In the Astral everything is more real than on the Earthly. The Astral is where we come from before birth and return to after life.  Where we stay between lives, and where we get together with friends to plan the next life, establishing roles and relationships. It's where we review our previous lives or life, to see what's been accomplished, or what still needs to be accomplished.   So far so good...

Lee Murray