1. A division of the universe. The psi concept envisions a physical world and an ethereal realm each of unknown number of strata. The evidence about the ethereal suggests many spiritual planes, which are referred to, at times, as dimensions, or levels.
2. Measurement characteristics about the size of things, such as, the aura, the spirit body
An ethereal entity. "The Invisibles" refers to unseen astral beings who may be in psychic communication with a sensitive. Individually they may be identified by name or may be unknowns participating in exchange between earthly and ethereal spheres
A neutral, dreamy, relaxed state of consciousness acquired by the synchronization of the medium and the etheric world intelligence for certain types of physical psychism
pranamaya kosha: "Sheath composed of prana (vital force)."
Also known as the pranic or health body, or the etheric body or etheric double, it coexists within the physical body as its source of life, breath and vitality, and is its connection with the astral body. Prana moves in the pranamaya kosha as five primary currents or vayus, "vital airs or winds." Pranamaya kosha disintegrates at death along with the physical body.
Experience which occurs when the astral body or etheric body leaving the physical body while the individual is at rest, asleep, near death, or temporarily dead.
Out-of-Body Experience: Experience which occurs when the astral body or etheric body leaving the physical body while the individual is at rest, asleep, near death, or temporarily dead.
Experience which occurs when the astral body or etheric body leaving the physical body while the individual is at rest, asleep, near death, or temporarily dead.
In ancient Egyptian religion, one of the three aspects of the soul, a spiritual duplicate of the living person and recipient of postmortem food offerings. The astral or etheric body.
A white filmy substance pouring from a medium's bodily openings. Some believe it denotes the presence of a disembodied spirit. Others that it is an extention of the etheric body.
In ancient Egyptian religion, one of the three aspects of the soul, a spiritual duplicate of the living person and recipient of postmortem food offerings. The astral or etheric body.
