Astral Yoga Class

July 31, 2018

Recently I gave yoga classes to people who are deceased but who have psychic perception and can reach me coherently on the astral side both when I am aware of my physical body and when I am separated from it.

This begun with one person whom I knew over forty years ago. This person became deceased after her body died from cancer. I used to see this person astrally from time to time. Sometime after being deceased this person decided to keep in touch with me regularly by astral outreach.

Later once when I did breath infusion practice with the physical body, this person came to me on the psychic side to get instructions in how to do this. After learning the process and using it, this person noticed improvements in her astral form and was convinced that this process was worth assuming.

Recently this person came with three other persons who were interested in learning how to do breath infusion. Their interest developed when the deceased person’s astral form showed healthy improvements. These other persons were of the opinion that if they did the practice they would derive similar benefits in their sickly astral forms.

The main causes for death of the last bodies of these persons, were diabetes, hypertension, cancer and heart failure. I overheard one of these persons speaking about the effects noticed on the body of the one who first learned the practice astrally. One person said this:

What a change in her body from sixty plus years worn out to sixteen years youthful!

Seeing that change in her astral form, the three other persons decided to do the practice. Unknown to them, this is not a valid reason to learn yoga.

Somehow, the person in question, who first learned the practice is a female. Her astral body which was fading and which was sickly changed dramatically after she began doing bhastrika pranayama breath infusion. It changed to where her shriveled stringy breasts became plump. He misshaped body became curvaceous. Her sexual appeal was renewed. This excited the others and convinced them that she was on to something which was worth practicing.