Hey, whats up everyone? Coelho, I wanted to share my experience. I had a very vivid OOBE a couple of years ago. None since then. I didn't know until recently that there are books that are all about astral projections and how to do induce them and I plan on checking some of them out soon. I thought my OOBE was just a freak dream or something, even though at the time it occured I knew I wasn't asleep. It was totally unexpected and I was totally confused afterwards but it was not scary at all. I am going to try and describe it in the best detail I can. Here is what I can remember:

At the time it of my projection, I was resting on my couch in my apartment on a Sunday afternoon. The night before, my younger brother, who was my roomate at the time, threw a party and trashed the place. I came home in the morning after staying a friends house to a super trashed apartment that smelled horrible with people passed out on the floor, couches, chairs, etc, and even my bed which really pissed me off. So, to say the least, I wasn't in a very pleasant state of mind. After I kicked everyone out, I layed down on the couch alone in the apartment to try and clear my mind before I started to clean up. As I was laying there, the wind started to blow very hard outside my window on a calm day so I tried to open my eyes to see what was going on and that was when it happened. The next thing I remember is feeling my "self" or "inner being" leaving my body and floating above my apartment looking down on the entire apartment. I could see myself laying on my couch from above. It was totally trippy. After roughly 10-15 seconds, I must have gotten scared about what was happening and my "self" returned to my body. The feeling that went over my body during the reunion was unreal. It was like a wave of electricity through every single cell in my body. I felt "new". It was crazy. All I knew afterwards was that I experienced something that was totally "out of this world". The only thing I can say brought on this experience was the reading of books by Robert A. Wilson. The man is a genius. He never mentions that you would experience something like this as you are reading his books and I now understand why he does this. He wants the reader to view their experience without any previous knowledge of what may or may not happen or what you may or may not feel. No pre-judgements. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any questions.