The Vehram Energy System

Posted by Nathaniel Oldman on Apr 2, 2011 in Articles and tutorials, What to do | 1 comment

The Vehram Energy system was formulated by Vessen E. Hopkins and remains to this date one of the most workable out-of-body approaches. It takes its name from the initials of the author and those of Robert A. Monroe. Despite this reference to Monroes’ work, the system remains incomplete, up to the point where users without other references  may not manage to complete their experience.

The method is divided into three steps: programming, hypnagogia and separation. Step 1 & 2 are part of the same action, which is to achieve the state of “body asleep/mind awake” technically known as hypnagogia. In order to achieve this Mr. Hopkins advises to take advantage of the body chemistry by inducing a barely conscious awaking to let the body go back to sleep instinctively whilst the mind fights to stay awake, without disrupting the body’s rest. I find this method unreliable and most importantly lacking of control, and restricting the ability to project at will, when chosen.

The separation step is the real value added of the Vehram method: it describes an array of energy sources around the body, that when pulled into one self, will trigger the vibrations that have been popularly described to lead to separation. The “Vehram array” was described earlier in other systems of energy and eastern philosophies, but not with the express purposes of inducing the vibrational state.

The Vehram Energy System used to be available as a short eBook from the website www.vehram.com, but at the date where I write this post, the domain name has not been renewed.