Singer Robbie Williams thinks he could project his soul astral as a child and leave his body.
The Angelswarbler’s first living memory is to have an extraordinary experience where his mind was separated from his physical form and he swam across his hometown of Stoke-on-Trent.
He said: “My first memory of being a kid, we lived in a pub until I was four years old, so I can tell when my memories started.
“My first memory is astral project in a dream state, swimming around the city.
“That’s my first memory.”
His experience and some research he has done has led Robbie to believe that the physical human body is nothing more than an avatar.
He told the Bought The T-Shirt podcast: “This is an avatar, Robbie Williams. I believe this is an avatar. Well, I say I believe, I think I have a knowledge.
“I’m either angry or I know something.”
Another childhood experience led the former Take That star to believe that the whole world is an illusion, much like the plot of The Matrix movies.
The pop star is not “scared” of the prospect and is content to just accept that, if true, there is nothing people can do to change it.
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He said: “I was nine years old. I was on a BMX and I was outside of Port Vale Stadium and I was alone and I had this overwhelming sense that none of this was real.
“I was absolutely terrified and I drove home as fast as my legs could carry me and never mentioned it.
“I still feel the same, I’m not afraid.”
It’s not the only example of Robbie believing that he’s more connected to the paranormal world – because he thinks he’s seen UFOs a few times.
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Speaking on an Irish radio station in 2017, he stated: “I saw things I could not explain … I had a UFO right over my head, very sober. Less than 150 feet above my head and there it was.
He described his enthusiasm as “intriguing and powerful”, stating: “I have experienced phenomena that I cannot explain.
“I saw one right above me and if I had pulled out a tennis ball, I would have hit it with a tennis ball.”
One man even claimed to have seen Robbie “kidnapped by aliens” in Bradford in 1999.
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Russ Kellett told the Daily Star: “I looked around and there was someone waiting behind me. I looked at this young man and recognized him.
“I said, ‘I do not know you from anywhere?’ He replied, ‘I do not know.’ Then I was told, ‘Go back to the line’.
“I did not see him again after that, but I’m sure it was Robbie Williams. We only spoke briefly, but it was definitely him.”
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