Projection of the Astral Body

Originally published in the early twentieth century, 'Projection of the Astral Body' by Sylvan Muldoon and Hereward Carrington compiles accounts and methods related to astral projection and out-of-body experiences.

The book presents both anecdotal case studies and practical instructions purported to facilitate deliberate separation of consciousness from the physical body.

It reflects the period's interest in psychical research and occult practices, aiming to systematize techniques for inducing out-of-body states.

Over time the work has influenced modern discussions of OBEs, lucid dreaming, and related phenomena, often cited by practitioners and experimenters exploring conscious techniques for entering liminal states.

While controversial, it remains a frequently referenced historical text in occult and paranormal literature.