To all people having had several Out of body experiences - Questions

[FireIce86]

Hello all How are you? I don't want to put any one down or put someone higher up, but I have a question in regards to OBE, that I hope people with a lot of experience in this particularly field can shed some light on. The more in-depth, and more "to the point" the better, for me. If anyone want to help me out I'd highly appreciate it: 1) Because as we mature and grow older, we also gain a higher perspective on how the world is, we learn how to ask questions we can debate, and see things differently. So for someone to use big words, and tell about their experiences in a book is of course possible now that we are older. I do not doubt authors of these books own experiences, but as Tom Campbell said "Have an open mind, but be skeptical, until it is your own experience, you should not believe it whole hearted" (Something along those lines) We start with asking questions again, like we did as a young boy or girl. Man's greatest mystery: "What's the point of life"? "Why am I here?" "What am I supposed to do here?" I guess it all comes down to learning, trust that everything you learn, everything you experience is the pure reason for the human experience. And you carry this with you. I've have several books on the OBE / Astral Projection topic, ranging from Louis Minero - William Buhlman, and of course Robert Monroe, amongst others. I have not yet had my own OBE, (been close) so I understand why the authors says "Don't believe in anything, have your own experiences, that way you will know for yourself" However there seem to be something that goes through like a red line through every book, every statement, in essence, "...we survive psychical death, we continue as the consciousness we are" There is one thing that I just can not wrap my head around and understand: Learning about this at say age 18 or age 50 is easy because we understand the words, we can "get it", and imagine or understand what is being said or what we read. But here is the thing I don't understand: When then, does consciousness enter the infant, or in other words, how does it enter into the little baby that is soon being brought into the world? I might have missed something. Have anyone read anything about this, what do you think? Non of the authors seem to make any statements about this, and IMO, this has to be the starting point!? English is not my native language so I pardon if I don't make it clear somewhere, feel free to just ask "What do you mean by this or that" Thanks for taking the time to answer my question, all the best to each and everyone of you.