Flame — HabitableZone

Flame » in reply to OBE's

It helps put things in perspective.

When one sees that the body and the mind are separate things and that the mind is not dependant upon the body for getting around.

It's all frequency relationship. Each point in time space oscillates with a certain vibration. All matter and mass possess these properties and our minds can travel anywhere we wish to - provided we have the built in resonance capability.

A TV built for 2-13 and no UHF can't pick up those UHF signals. Most folks when locked firmly into their bodies don't realize the potential of the mind to travel outside the body.

Visit the moon and feel the silt on one's fingers, sit in the oval office and smell the distinct cleaning fluid used daily throughout, explore the Marianas trench and closely examine never before seen fish, all these impossible feats can be performed simply by resonating with these areas. One first needs a focal frequency which can act as a tuning guide and with such one can "explore the dial" from there.

Verification of somesuch unknown is fine, but often folks find such very disconcerting. We all like to believe in both the impenetrability of our own minds and the privacy within our four walls. The truth is, however, that we are constantly bombarded by signals which can pass through the walls and our bodies with no restriction at all.

It's a cool parlor trick to find someone's lost ring, diagnose the mechanical difficulty in a car, or know when someone's lying to you - but only a few hundred years ago witches were burned and folks were pilloried and dunked for witchcraft or alleged witchcraft - and to be quite honest - today's masses are not in that different a position. Fear, greed and other lower emotions are still the primary motivation in folks lives. If a group of competent telepaths and psychometrists were to be publicly known they would be sought out, used and destroyed by folks with something to gain or something to hide.

When everyone has these abilities, the equation changes. A fun old sci-fi book to read is Space Plague by George Smith. He accurately "tuned" into the way this future telepathic world looks somewhat.

Learning is the name of the game...learning that limitations of the mind are wholly imaginary will come with time.

;-)

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