Dr. Bruce Goldberg, and learning how to do teleportation (Page 1 of 2)

I'd be a little scared, but the thought of going places Ive never been sounds exciting.  It would be fun if you could do it with a group of people, to see if you could all get ot the same location.

Lyra, you're bringing up juicy stuff lately. It's time to start a book club!

First, just a little story about how my interest (and belief) in teleportation began... I tuned into teleportation about four years ago after an intense experience while meditating. I had a *flash* -- a very clear visual, almost like watching a movie -- of "arriving" in a third-world country. Literally, appearing in the middle of a dirt road.  I knew that I hadn't driven or flown and that I'd be staying for a few hours TO HELP, then "leaving" to go back home. I had no suitcase, no money, no nothing, just the clothes on my back (incidentally, it was a robe!) It's difficult to describe the impact of a vision like this. It was strong, clear, powerful and truly beyond my realm of awareness at the time. I certainly was NOT thinking about teleportation. I will never forget this experience. The images/feelings are burned into my brain, that's how I know it wasn't a mediative flight of fancy. There was gravity to what I saw, and oddly enough, I've held tight to this experience. It's become one of two major touchstones when I think about the future "I'm going to choose."

So, after this experience, I started tuning into all things related to teleportation, and came across drips and drabs of different modern-day teleportation experiences (not monks in Tibet, but average everyday people.) The common theme of several of the stories was people teleporting spontaneously, meaning they were not controling when and where - although they often ended up exactly where they needed to be. Overtime, I started to believe it was entirely possible, and I began to wonder if there wasn't some kind of energetic shifting on the planet that would eventually fine-tune the average person's frequency to enable more control of teleportation. I also began to envision that there'd be *groups* of people, coming together in the future, learning how to teleport together - groups with integrity - because I distinctly remember (from my *flash*) that MOTIVE had a lot to do with the ability. The selfless desire to HELP was an important part of the teleportation experience. And, it made me wonder if that meant, people who were NOT aligned with the right "forces" so to speak (whether they be "light" OR "dark") would have a more difficult time teleporting - i.e. your average Joe just trying to get to Jamaica for a quick getaway. Sort of a natural selection process. Of course, this is just pure unadulterated conjecture! But, it kinda vibes with the idea of consciously tuning into particular quantum wave/timeline wherein teleportation is easier to access than on other quantum timelines, you know?

I need to go read Montalk's article and pick up the Dr. G book... but I'd really like to come back to this quantum wave idea (and the five futures.)

What if our choices are propelling us in and out of different timelines and we don't even realize when we're crossing the boundaries? Just drives home how critical it is to maintain vigilant awareness at all times and really focus on where you want to go and why. I know this has been discussed on NR before in other threads.

P.S. About 6 years ago, before I ever knew about ANY of this timeline stuff, I started writing a novel, just for my own silly enjoyment, about a group of time travelers who travel back to change events and manipulate our future. I was recently re-reading what i'd written and it's positively eery how much the information i've discovered in the past few years jives with my own "fictional" ideas. Creepy cool.

Some Indian gurus also say they can do this, if my memory
is not bugged some catholic Saint also did this too.

WoW, what a freedom!
I almost envy that…

“Scotty, beam me up" 

That's a cool pic, Pictus. Did you take it?

i think you're referring to my meditation experience

At least from my experience, feelings of heaviness, lightness and expansion are totally normal - especially when you're successfully turning your awareness inward.

I don't think those sensations were in your head. I'm not sure about developing "super-powers," but who knows! Maybe we're all developing some kind of "super-power" these days?? But, just to ease your mind, many times during meditation my body feels like it weighs 800 lbs, or it feels like I've expanded to fill the entire room. Other times, my hands feel as large as baseball gloves (I love that one.) Sounds similar to your experiences, and I believe this is quite normal. I've never interpreted the sensations themselves as negative, always positive. I think of it as the life force, or chi, expanding (similar to Chi movement during quigong or acupuncture.) Honestly, I don't think the sensations themselves are ominous, BUT I don't know if there was something *else* in addition to those sensations that you were picking up? And, I've never had black helicopters flying above my house, so...!

oceanchild, you may or may not find this useful for your own practice, but one thing I find necessary before meditation is to *state* with no-nonsense intent, who and what I want hanging around - because when we go into an altered state, our etheric body expands, the chakras open (whatever lingo you want to use) and "stuff" can attach. Personally, the whole "love & light" incantation doesn't cut it, at least for me. Lots of malevolent energies can disguise themselves as the sensation of love or light, quite effectively. You could say that's their expertise. I like to get really specific and state my intentions out loud, making it very clear with specific language that only the highest evolved sources of Light (and there are a few other things I add relative to my own personal belief system) can work with me.

I TOTALLY agree that using one system of meditation is limiting. Going into meditation fresh, and just watching what comes up and how it plays out is so much more fun. Otherwise, it becomes a bore.

BTW, i think being able to put yourself in a state of meditation wherein you are physically *feeling* changes may be one of the first steps toward teleporting. Hypothetically speaking, wouldn't we need to feel physical sensations in order to guide the process? Who knows...

What came to mind while reading what came to your mind was this scene from "Donnie Darko":

You can interpret this different ways, but what interpretation matches my own thoughts on this is that you still have freewill even if your choices are constrained within "God's channel." I think the paradox is that despite this limiting your choice now, in the long run it expands your freewill by offering you more liberating futures. This, as opposed to "do what thou wilt" which lets you choose anything your little inner predator desires and thus creating the temporary illusion freedom when in the long run it just vectors you towards spiritual enslavement.

Sure in the end all roads lead to unity, and so there is ultimately and fundamentally no "wrong" path - however that does not mean all paths are equally direct. Some paths are painful, circuitous, and redundantly long. Different choices have different consequences. Choose what your intuition, discernment, and heart tell you is the wise thing to choose, and you move within the channel carved by your higher self, then things just fall into place magically. Choose something out of ignorance, stubbornness, programming, etc... and things go downhill. Well...up to a certain point...go far enough off the straight and narrow path and you eventually get taken in by the negs as a recruit, then you'll be lavished with material and psychic success.

Also, it may be off the mark to say that staying within "God's channel" means giving up freewill while doing anything you want means employing it. Rather, it seems to be more about choosing which of two dual streams to align yourself with - your higher self or your lower ego self, the divine framework of the matrix illusion. Because the idea of "doing anything you want" as some philosophical justification for moral relativism fails to address what it is exactly that does the wanting, maybe it's not even the real YOU. What is loss of freedom other than a constriction upon what is wanted, meaning that the matrix is liberation to the predator because that is what it wants while also slavery to the higher self because that is not what the higher self wants.

So anyway, my point is that...

...is not necessarily a principle that would deny freewill provided you understand what exactly is predetermined. Think of being tutored - maybe the curriculum is predetermined but the way it manifests as an educational experience may shift depending on your progress, your needs, your choices. Or think of a pear seed destined to become a pear tree, yet the shape it takes, its rate of growth, whether it bears fruit or withers, that is not predestined.

Whatever the case, somehow there needs to be a simultaneous realization that freewill is important yet there is also some intelligent force carving out the path of least resistance towards spiritual success in our lives. At the same time, there could also be an intelligent force carving out a system of detours to ensnare your soul. There is a difference between being divinely inspired with a positive impulse and choosing how to carry it out, and being told or programmed by aliens or whatever that you must do certain things at certain times. Practically speaking, the best we can do is choose in accordance with our intuition, discernment, and heart.

I was just wondering.....

When one teleports: do they go naked?

Then: do they have to run to a department store in the area they teleport to to buy new clothes?

And, let's say the person is not in perfect health: do they come back cured?

What if a lost person report was made while they were gone: how would they explain their story without thought insane?

Maybe teleportation IS insanity? Shouldn't one shoot it by a psychologist before hand, just in case... as one would get a health check-up before traveling?

One last question: Would they not be fearful of passing germs to an unsuspecting other on either end?

"Gee honey, sorry to bring back tuberculosis from my transport to the Congo."