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What is it like to be in Out-of-Body? Phenomenal accounts of experiencers

By using the description of the Out-of-Body experiences of 14 participants, we aimed to have a picture of what it is like to be in this particular state of consciousness. All information was grouped according to the following topics: consciousness status, self-boundaries, objects perception, colour perception, other types of perceptions, interactions with other people or beings, emotions, time perception and movement perception.From these descriptions a very different way to perceive and know emerge without the constraints of our brain and sensory organs, acting as special filters, giving rise to our everyday experiences. Bypassing these filters, different mental experiences are possible, like those reported by out-of-body experiencers.