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Moving Through Many Dimensions: a memoir, more or less

Moving Through Many Dimensions covers well over a decade of the author's out of body experiences. Continuing on from the pioneering compilation More Adventures In Eternity, Gordon Phinn illustrates the many journeys consciousness can take once liberated from the body. Many, if not all, spheres of spirit, are open to exploration once one's self-imposed unconscious limitations are explosed and transcended. The hells, heavens, paradises and purgatories are traversed and spotlighted. And in doing so, Phinn unfolds the secrets of the ages: we are not limited in our humanity, we are infinite beings of many forms who can take on any challenge and chart any course. There is nothing we cannot know if we but pursue it with vigour. Our many incarnations, with their triumphs and tragedies, are but an education in the 'earth life system' with all its desire, fear and ambition, a millenia long enterprise with the unavoidable goal of graduation.For the willing aspirant and casual reader there is plenty here to excite one's potential and provoke one's doubt. Journeys to many levels, some delightful and joyous, others dark and depressing, and yet others whose characteristics are so translucent and flexible they cannot be categorised or accurately described. Such are the formless energy planes: They exist to be experienced in all their mystery and Phinn does exactly that without resorting to the cliches of mystical spirituality. Many of the reports were caught on video in real time as he projected part of his consciousness to various destinations that could easily be thought of as areas of speculation, contacting and confronting many characters and personalities, some friendly, some fearful some deceptive.Many months of audio transcription rendered the written text you see here. Celebrities discuss their recent transitions, the long dead report on their transformed view of what is obviously an eternal life, philosophers, intellectuals, statesmen, spiritual teachers, artists and entertainers comment on their continued creative live

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