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astral body

[as-truhl bod-ee] / ˈæs trəl ˈbɒd i /
NOUN
spiritual body
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Despite a soft landing on that astral body, the reappearance of the celebrated black monoliths of superintelligence, and references to voicegrams, audiomail and vocards, Clarke's future bears a marked resemblance to the present.

From Time Magazine Archive

He believes that man has not only an astral body which leaves the corporal shell in sleep or death but an etheric body even more refined than the astral.

From Time Magazine Archive

The astral body theory . . . made it an eminently proper play.

From Time Magazine Archive

Apparently, the astral body of Drift, a play that lived a short life last season at the Cherry Lane Theatre, is up and doing.

From Time Magazine Archive

Indeed this is to a large extent possible to him even without the necessity of moving the astral body at all, as we shall presently see.

From Clairvoyance by Leadbeater, C. W. (Charles Webster)



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