Far Journeys (Journeys Trilogy)

hard to understand, although a nice one

Same publisher prints this book with terrible print quality but good in the other two? Doesn’t make sense.

Part of a trilogy read in order.This is a scientific journal of discovery.Nonfiction and everyone would benefit from it .Should read in order .

Robert Monroe is the ultimate explorer. His self-honesty, rigorous documentation of his OBEs, and his insatiable curiosity are beyond the beyond.

Odyssée à la rencontre de soi-même: le dernier tome de la trilogie écrite par Robert A. Monroe nous emmène aux confins de la conscience, aux portes de la source de l'Univers. Big Bang! La dimension scientifique de l'auteur donne beaucoup de crédit à son récit. Et c'est un voyage palpitant, qui décoiffera les lecteurs ancrés dans le quotidien et réjouira les voyageurs astraux à la recherche du véritable sens de leur existence. Cap sur le 35e siècle!

Of the few books I have reviewed I feel this is probably the most difficult, and yet maybe the most required in terms of explanation and relevance to what you might be looking for. Its premise is a phenomenal story of one mans journeys during his experiences of travelling out of his body, and through his own curiosity and endeavour he is taken on a series of incredible journeys through time and space. He meets with various entities from other realities, and through the action of simulation and experience they attempt to show him the purpose of life and the world upon which it depends, from its initial creation to its ultimate completion. It is both an incredible and immensely thought provoking book and will leave you with many sleepless nights trying to correlate and make sense of his story, and whatever your conclusion it is almost certain that life will not be quite the same as it was before you opened its pages. Depending on where you are in your quest and the part you are still looking for it will leave you either exhilarated or despondent, and there are certainly elements in this book that will do both. Like `Journeys out of the Body' when it was originally published, I suspect `Far Journeys' is still quite a few years ahead of its time. However, if you think you are at the point where you have read all there is in your quest to fully understand the nature of existence but feel there is still something missing then this might well be the book you are looking for. I hope it resonates and you will go on to read his follow up `Ultimate Journey', if not then I suggest you put it aside and wait. I'm sure there is something here for you, but maybe it's just not the piece of the puzzle you are looking for at this moment.