Teleportation

[MrTwig]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPc1JsginyI Something for the realist to ponder. I have heard of this technology and seen it in science-fiction. It seem to tie into the thinking about moving through the 3D time world together with consciousness very nicely.What do you think?

[daniel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPc1JsginyI Something for the realist to ponder. I have heard of this technology and seen it in science-fiction. It seem to tie into the thinking about moving through the 3D time world together with consciousness very nicely.What do you think?

Bit long to watch; could you summarize?

Might want to read this thread: Natural Teleportation

[MrTwig]

Sure, sorry for the length. I gave up halfway through myself . Basically they were talking about physically making, with some unknown technology, a process to transport to other worlds. There was some ideas about their lives that they threw into the mix that I thought did not need to be there but I believe everyone tries to get their "story" heard by someone.

Imagine a place that you have been before or a time in your life that has great meaning. Sometimes I get caught up in the thinking of a place that it almost feel as if I am reliving it. To actually go to another place or time as you wish or to see history as it took place would be a fantastic realization of mine. We are told that time is one way and we can't change that. But what if there was a way to actually travel, or see, through time. It would make us like "gods", would it not? I hear stories all the time of saints or religious people who have been able to transport themselves. Some of the stories talk of other worlds that are here, around us, but unseen, as in the Astral world. All you have to do is "blank" (you fill in the blank) and you too can be like them. Actually it is harder to do that then it looks. Otherwise, we would all be able to transport to other worlds at will.

When I hear about actual equipment that can transport people I get my hopes up. But then I realize that it is not for me to see this equipment but to only hear about it. Anyway, nothing to get excited about. Just stories.

[daniel]

When I hear about actual equipment that can transport people I get my hopes up. But then I realize that it is not for me to see this equipment but to only hear about it. Anyway, nothing to get excited about. Just stories.

Personally, I think jump technology is a boring way to travel. I'd prefer a million year lifespan and a starship, so I can take a leisurely cruise around the galaxy, taking my time to see the sights. That way you have the time to appreciate where you've been and where you're going.

Just curious... what "hopes" are getting pulled up? To get the heck out of here?

[MrTwig]

When I hear about actual equipment that can transport people I get my hopes up. But then I realize that it is not for me to see this equipment but to only hear about it. Anyway, nothing to get excited about. Just stories.

Personally, I think jump technology is a boring way to travel. I'd prefer a million year lifespan and a starship, so I can take a leisurely cruise around the galaxy, taking my time to see the sights. That way you have the time to appreciate where you've been and where you're going.

Just curious... what "hopes" are getting pulled up? To get the heck out of here?

Yes! To be able to move through the galaxy at will. By hearing about the transport equipment or the possibility of participating in star-ship travel actually in my life time, and then to see that nothing is really happening, or is going to become a real thing for me, is like loosing hope. As if it was just a dream.

I'll try to explain this idea. I had heard about out of body experiences when I was younger. Maybe in my teen's. To young to receive adult stuff about it. So I waited and as I got older tried various techniques. I am still trying! I also use to have awesome dreams, but now I would be lucky to remember anything when I wake up. Every step of the way to this moment has been nothing but disappointment. Now to read about a technology out there that has been kept from us is unsettling to say the least. To think that sometime in the future we could be traveling to the stars is incredible. I would love to meet other race! (just not the bad kind!) I agree with you Daniel about a million year lifespan and the leisurely cruise around the galaxy. For me the best would be to "ascend" to the level of a "master" who is skilled at appearing any where I want. Right now that seems like a long ways off.

[daniel]

For me the best would be to "ascend" to the level of a "master" who is skilled at appearing any where I want. Right now that seems like a long ways off.

And what about "for others?" What do YOU have to offer to the other species of the galaxy, or even the Earth?

Anyone "out there" watching the television broadcasts--which are now reaching some inhabited worlds--will believe that the only thing humanity has to offer is guns, booze, drugs, violence and treachery. Is humanity the kind of people you'd invite over for the weekend?

As I've mentioned many, many times... if you're a good neighbor, then the others will want you around, and will be willing to help you to grow and advance. And you don't even have to leave the planet for that. But it requires a different perspective on life, and since "education" does not give you the opportunity to see nor experience the rapport half of existence, it's up to the individual to reason it out for themselves and make a difference.

But personally, I'm beginning to wonder if humanity "has it in them."

[deepfsh]

But personally, I'm beginning to wonder if humanity "has it in them."

The story of an epiphany. Should a toxic person leave a group, or hang in there and change their life?

I remember hearing that according to "the Law of One" the choice/decision is what you need to make/take ... It's always up to us to decide.

[MrTwig]

And what about "for others?" What do YOU have to offer to the other species of the galaxy, or even the Earth?

Anyone "out there" watching the television broadcasts--which are now reaching some inhabited worlds--will believe that the only thing humanity has to offer is guns, booze, drugs, violence and treachery. Is humanity the kind of people you'd invite over for the weekend?

As I've mentioned many, many times... if you're a good neighbor, then the others will want you around, and will be willing to help you to grow and advance. And you don't even have to leave the planet for that. But it requires a different perspective on life, and since "education" does not give you the opportunity to see nor experience the rapport half of existence, it's up to the individual to reason it out for themselves and make a difference.

But personally, I'm beginning to wonder if humanity "has it in them."

What do I have to offer? Friendship, an honest helpful spirit and maybe a sense of humor. Not all humans are violent. I hope that I might be a good neighbor too. As for the television broadcasts, that is before my time and I have nothing to do with that. Sorry if someone get the wrong message. Maybe they think we are like Gilligan's Island?

Building rapport with others require contact. If I have contacted anyone, we usually become friends, unless I some how without knowing it say the wrong thing. I try very hard to be friendly although some people you just can please. I understand your belief that humanity is for the most part an uncaring lot because I too have had bad experiences with people. Hence I stay away from them as much as possible. Maybe I am a master and just don't know it.

[Ilkka]

Hey MrTwig

I think that what Daniel means is that we need to be more close to nature and also respect the "mother Earth" more than most of us do. Yesterday night I watched this documentary called "Food Inc" that tells a story about american food production and how it is connected to some bad people who run the show.

Also I think Daniel didnt mean it to be so personal message, although maybe he did so that would create some thinking on our behalf to see things from another perspective. Maybe he doesnt want us to go and find LMs unprepared since it would be unhealthy for us and them aswell.

[MrTwig]

Hey MrTwig

I think that what Daniel means is that we need to be more close to nature and also respect the "mother Earth" more than most of us do. Yesterday night I watched this documentary called "Food Inc" that tells a story about american food production and how it is connected to some bad people who run the show.

Also I think Daniel didnt mean it to be so personal message, although maybe he did so that would create some thinking on our behalf to see things from another perspective. Maybe he doesnt want us to go and find LMs unprepared since it would be unhealthy for us and them aswell.

Thank you Ilkka, I do want to live a more nature life but there are barriers that are not easily over come. For one I am married. Another is that I am not a nature born athlete or rugged outdoors man. So for me it is a dream to meet the LMs or any of the other life besides the humans.