Belzebuub interviewed on BBC Hereford & Worcester on August 29th 2006. The question is posed: “42 percent of people experience a nightmare at least once a month. I was always told it’s the subconscious playing about with you. So if you’re going to have a dream, it’s all about your day’s thoughts that’s coming to the fore – is that right?”

Belzebuub interviewed on BBC Hereford &amp; Worcester on August 29th 2006. The question is posed: “42 percent of people experience a nightmare at least once a month. I was always told it’s the subconscious playing about with you. So if you’re going to have a dream, it’s all about your day’s thoughts that’s coming to the fore – is that right?”

BBC Hereford & Worcester interviews Belzebuub: Why Do We Have Bad Dreams and Nightmares?

This account was managed by Belzebuub's publisher but is no longer active.

British born author Belzebuub explored spiritual knowledge for nearly 30 years through personal experience. He wrote books on dreams, out-of-body experiences, self-discovery and consciousness. His last book was released in 2010, after which he was no longer active in public life.

Belzebuub began searching for spirituality from an early age, having grown up in a home with poltergeist activity and experiencing many psychic and supernatural events.

After many years of researching various spiritual practices, he dedicated himself fully to techniques for astral projection and self-discovery.

Belzebuub authored free courses in self-discovery, out-of-body experiences, and esoteric wisdom. Over 90,000 people took the courses over a 10 year period – the online version of the courses were the most successful of their kind in the world at the time. Practices included astral projection, lucid dreaming, meditation on inner states, concentration and visualization exercises, awareness in the present moment, techniques for increasing consciousness, mantras, and more. The courses formed the basis for several books Belzebuub subsequently released on spirituality. 

Belzebuub wrote that spirituality should be a matter of personal experience rather than just belief. His work was practice oriented and contained the exercises he had found most effective for inner change.

Belzebuub appeared in over 70 radio and television programs internationally, including 19 interviews with the BBC. He also appeared with leading academics on national television discussing the discovery of the ancient text the Gospel of Judas. A number of these interviews have been presented here.

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This account was managed by Belzebuub's publisher but is no longer active. British born author Belzebuub explored spiritual knowledge for nearly 30 years through personal experience. He wrote books on dreams, out-of-body experiences, self-discovery and consciousness. His last book was released in 2010, after which he was no longer active in public life. Belzebuub began searching for spirituality from an early age, having grown up in a home with poltergeist activity and experiencing many psychic and supernatural events. After many years of researching various spiritual practices, he dedicated himself fully to techniques for astral projection and self-discovery. Belzebuub authored free courses in self-discovery, out-of-body experiences, and esoteric wisdom. Over 90,000 people took the courses over a 10 year period – the online version of the courses were the most successful of their kind in the world at the time. Practices included astral projection, lucid dreaming, meditation on inner states, concentration and visualization exercises, awareness in the present moment, techniques for increasing consciousness, mantras, and more. The courses formed the basis for several books Belzebuub subsequently released on spirituality. Belzebuub wrote that spirituality should be a matter of personal experience rather than just belief. His work was practice oriented and contained the exercises he had found most effective for inner change. Belzebuub appeared in over 70 radio and television programs internationally, including 19 interviews with the BBC. He also appeared with leading academics on national television discussing the discovery of the ancient text the Gospel of Judas. A number of these interviews have been presented here.

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