anyone here able to teleport?
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well it happened mainly when I was younger, to my belief as the kids are more focused on life, cleaner slate, I was able to focus my soul or whatever on an object, most times it was small, in 1 case it was a toaster I think, anyways it was in the kitchen, focused , and i was able to basically walk around the house with my eyes while physically standing still.
Many of the other times I was able to see on top of my head like a bird view.
Its happened probably about a total of 5 times in my life. Dr. Monroe is well known for OOBE's out of body experiences. I am reading his book right now.
From my understanding, Abraham the prophet and Imam Ali the 4th califah were able to do it easily. Prophet Muhammad definately.
Many of the other times I was able to see on top of my head like a bird view.
Its happened probably about a total of 5 times in my life. Dr. Monroe is well known for OOBE's out of body experiences. I am reading his book right now.
From my understanding, Abraham the prophet and Imam Ali the 4th califah were able to do it easily. Prophet Muhammad definately.
First off, let me state that I do not believe that humans can teleport.
What you are talking about is not teleportation. More like astral projection, but on a smaller scale.
I did read an article in the magazine Popular Science about 2 years ago, and it claimed that scientists were able to transport certain things, carrying it by light (I cant explain it, but that was their logic). So it basically went at the speed of light, and carried on some light beam. They then said that they could "teleport" small things, but when doing larger items the molecules would not go back in the proper order that it left in.
Here is an article similar to the one I read.
http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~qoptics/teleport.html
What you are talking about is not teleportation. More like astral projection, but on a smaller scale.
I did read an article in the magazine Popular Science about 2 years ago, and it claimed that scientists were able to transport certain things, carrying it by light (I cant explain it, but that was their logic). So it basically went at the speed of light, and carried on some light beam. They then said that they could "teleport" small things, but when doing larger items the molecules would not go back in the proper order that it left in.
Here is an article similar to the one I read.
http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~qoptics/teleport.html
LOL if people only really knew the truth about shit
Everyone on here including myself lives in Fantasyland and is aware of so little its disturbing.
Lemme put it like this
Of all the things we know or think we know imagine all the things we dont know. We as human beings dont even physically exist....
Think about it....actually dont think about it your prolly better off haha, ignorance is bliss - jus try to enjoy everyday in the living hell we live in.
Everyone on here including myself lives in Fantasyland and is aware of so little its disturbing.
Lemme put it like this
Of all the things we know or think we know imagine all the things we dont know. We as human beings dont even physically exist....
Think about it....actually dont think about it your prolly better off haha, ignorance is bliss - jus try to enjoy everyday in the living hell we live in.
A few times during my life I've had a very realistic dream in which I was not in my body. I actually could feel the ceiling with my fingertips. It was very frightening in the dream because I had no sense of my body and I could see myself still in bed. When I felt myself waking up, I felt a dragging sensation at the corners of my mind, drifted from the ceiling and woke up in real life as if I'd just fallen into bed. So it was a shock. Like dreaming about falling, and then feeling the shock of it and jumping in bed. I do, however, maintain these to be dreams.
Then again, I have a few sleep abnormalities. I think we're all capable of very intense and realistic dreams.
Then again, I have a few sleep abnormalities. I think we're all capable of very intense and realistic dreams.
I'm reading "reading the enemies mind.. inside stargate" by Paul H Smith, and I've read parts of "remote viewing secrets" by Robert Mcmoneagle. Both of these books deal with the subject of remote viewing, which is different than astral projection because there are strict protocols for the practice of and a specific definition of "remote viewing", but not so with astral projection. The men who wrote these books were involved in developing remote viewing with the us military. Since the branch of the military that was pursuing this new remote viewing phenomenon needed to convince the higher ups that this was a legitimate pursuit, (to maintain the funding... the military wouldn't fund their shit if they thought it was a bunch of new age bullshit.) they were concerned with being as scientific as possible with their research. Hence, remote viewing is a specific, trainable skill that any disciplined individual could achieve. It's about developing a perception that we are unaccustomed to using.
I've also read the book by Monroe, and it makes sense for a while but it gets really out there towards the last couple chapters. I've looked into getting the hemi-sync cd's that Monroe institute peddles, but they cost upwards of $300... sounds hokey to me. If anyone has one, tell us about it. I've also found a free synthesiser on the internet that is also supposed to induce the "hypnagogic" (half awake, half asleep) state that is allegedly most conducive to achieving an OBE.
I think there is a difference between this "astral projection" and "remote viewing". I've done niether, but am interested.
I've also read the book by Monroe, and it makes sense for a while but it gets really out there towards the last couple chapters. I've looked into getting the hemi-sync cd's that Monroe institute peddles, but they cost upwards of $300... sounds hokey to me. If anyone has one, tell us about it. I've also found a free synthesiser on the internet that is also supposed to induce the "hypnagogic" (half awake, half asleep) state that is allegedly most conducive to achieving an OBE.
I think there is a difference between this "astral projection" and "remote viewing". I've done niether, but am interested.