Most first notice this when, as in some of the excerpts given above,
they find themselves floating right up to the ceiling of the room, or into the air.
Many describe a “floating sensation,” “a feeling of weightlessness,” or a “drifting feeling” in association with their new bodies.
Normally, while in our physical bodies we have many modes of perception
which tell us where our bodies and their various parts are in space at any given moment and whether they are moving.
Vision and the sense of equilibrium are important in this respect, of course, but there is another related sense.
Kinesthesia is our sense of motion or tension in our tendons, joints, and muscles.
We are not usually aware of the sensations coming to us through our kinesthetic sense
because our perception of it has become dulled through almost constant use.
I suspect, however, that if it were suddenly to be cut off, one would immediately notice its absence.
And, in fact, quite a few persons have commented to me that they were aware of the lack of the physical sensations
of body weight, movement, and position sense while in their spiritual bodies.
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