Pilots that reach certain heights report sensations of separating from the body, seeing themselves from an external viewpoint, floating outside of their aircraft, feelings of detachment, encountering non-physical presences and other astral events.
Charles Lindbergh, the first man to cross the Atlantic Ocean nonstop in 1927 wrote in his book “The Spirit of St. Louis” that he saw “ghostly presences – vaguely outlined forms, transparent, moving, riding weightless with me in the plane”. These vapor-like shapes spoke with human voices, advised him on navigation, reassured him, and delivered messages he said were unattainable in ordinary life. He wrote of feeling independent of physical laws (food, shelter, even life itself), almost merging with the forms, and existing on the “borderline of life and a greater realm beyond.” His skull felt like “one great eye” seeing everywhere at once.
If you’ve read my views on “space”, linked below, this comes as no surprise to you.
There is no “deep space”, it’s the astral realm
I think our cosmology is wrong. What people call “deep space” and think you can visit with spaceships like in Star Trek and Star Wars doesn’t exist. In the 1960s, when Star Trek first ran, everyone was convinced we’d achieve space… pic.twitter.com/ywperysdbR
— Frederick Dodson (@RealityCreation) September 11, 2024
It’s denied in popular science because we’ve been taught a false idea of the world. Thus, Lindbergh’s experiences were attributed to “sleep deprivation, hallucination” and fatigue due to high altitude”.
Astral-experiences are so common to pilots that aviation and aerospace medicine have had to ascribe other scientific sounding labels to obfuscate what is really happening. They call it “spatial disorientation”, “results of sensory under-stimulation”, and “the break-off-phenomenon”. The “break off phenomenon” is generally experienced above 33 000 feet (10 000 meters) as “a sense of separation from the Earth. Feelings of lightness, remoteness, or detachment from the aircraft and immediate surroundings. In stronger cases there may be a sense of detachment from the body, an elevated visual perspective and a sense of being broken off from reality”. But, as “the science” will assure you, this isn’t caused by entering the astral realm, but by “blood being drained from the brain under extreme acceleration”.
Fighter pilots routinely report full out-of-body experiences when exposed to high G-Forces (gravitational forces). Some see movies of their entire life “flashing before their eyes”, euphoria, warmth and tunnel with white light at the end – just like near-death-experiences. “The science” attributes these to “temporary neurological phenomena caused by sensory mismatch” (they always use words that sound scientific but mean nothing).
It is my view that some of the so-called UFOs or UAPs (which the Government finally confirmed as real in 2026) are actually devices that can travel both on the astral and our physical plane. They “dematerialize” from our plane and “rematerialize” on another.
