Out-of-body travel can be both the result of training in appropriate practices, and it can occur completely spontaneously with quite ordinary people who are not even aware of the existence of such phenomena. Quite often, the travel of consciousness outside the body occurs during a serious illness, injury, injury, as a result of severe pain. But no less often this phenomenon manifests itself during severe emotional upheavals.
However, the three cases described by J. Pearce in his book "Biology of the Transcendental" go beyond even such an experience, because each time they happened at the very moment when his girlfriend began to write him a letter about the need to end the relationship between them. This is how he describes this experience in his book:
As you can see, the cause of all three out-of-body travels was the strong emotional connection of J. Pearce with the object of his love, and each time he tried to prevent the breakup of relations using the spontaneous experience of out-of-body travel. But how could he know that, being 300 miles from him, his girlfriend wrote him such a letter? We have to admit that a strong emotional connection between people is akin to clairvoyance and telepathy. It is not for nothing that a mother, even thousands of kilometers away, can feel the trouble threatening her children. In the same way, lovers can feel what is happening to each other thousands of kilometers away. That is why, the intuitive knowledge of what was happening caused an instant emotional surge in J. Pearce, which served as a kind of "trigger" to the exit of consciousness from the body and instantaneous movement into that area of space,where his loved one was.
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