Do you think dematerialization can be achieved ?

Here is an article on it:

www.thehoodedsage.com/2011/11/dematerialization/

I honestly believe, in time, when people truly understand the inherent power of their minds and "inner systems", all things will be possible to the Human Being.

When you think about it, everything in creation is made of the same thing - subatomic particles. Nothing is NOT made of that. And it is all vibrating and no two particles are ever actually touching. When we understand its vibration and assemblance, we might well be able to materialise and dematerialise.

cantata wrote:
Dematerialize and materialize, is only a matter of time then.
If Scientists are able to achieve it, I wonder if we will be told how to do it.
Also if this is done, in the future, people won't do much walking to reach places.
Sounds like science fiction, but so was flying before it was achieved.

Your girl-friend will say: "Come over to my place sweetie", and you will say, "I'll be right over,
as soon as I find my pocket dematerialization cell machine."

Man, I will have to get the right coordinates to enter back into the forum again...

Does anyone believe it's already happened, with the Philadelphia Experiment, and/or the Mantauk boys?

Gilly wrote:
Erased my previous post accidently.


Scientists have found that if light bends around an object it will become invisible.- WIKIPEDIA

Everything is possible Gilly, there are no limits ...

The idea seems neat, though I'm not sure what the functions of it would be. Would it potentially slow natural aging processes? I'd advise exercising some level caution with things and people like this though. For what-ever reason, our species seems to delight in the thought of having power for the sake of having it. Naturally the idea of having powerful abilities is appealing. I'll direct attention at Hollywood and the superhero movies as an example. Another could be the way nations with ICBMs flaunt their stockpiles. It's basic primitive human nature to crave power, and some of us have taken note. That subconscious desire has been utilized by various religions/cults as a means of temping people to join. I'm not stating that the article was written by a religion or a cult, but there does appear to be some element of that same type of manipulation. My guess is it's being used to increase numbers for the workshops in their niche market.

Warning bells went off for me when the author painted an image of some primitive 'normal' being in awe of his power after walking into one of the workshops. It's not unlike religious usage of terms like 'nonbeliever', infidel, or even the 'truth' movement's 'sheeple'. It appears the author is trying to create a social divide by isolating those who want an easy predefined path to elitism. The other portion that didn't settle well with me was when the author tried to describe nature of this concept, and claimed he didn't want to get overly technical. When one is discussing material like this, something out of many people's conscious understanding, getting technical is advisable. After, the concept can be broken down by sections. Essentially he cut this out, so in my eyes, he's asking the readers to make a leap of faith.

Maybe I'm looking too much into it, and over analyzing it? I tend to be cautious with things like this, as it seems distracting and manipulative.

Mrindigo wrote:

No, I don't think it would slow down aging process. It would be a bit like dissapearing from this place ,and appearing in another place, since we are made of particles and atoms ,and if they are moved in the correct coordinates, that is the idea, if it can be achieved, I don't know. We have seen this in science fiction, with Dr. Spock and the Enterprise. For some reason everything is presented as fiction, and after some time it becomes reality, for good use , and evil use also always, that can't be helped, see Einstein, who said if he had known, that his invention would be used in Nagazaki to destroy thousands of human beings, he would not have done it, but he said, later someone else would have discovered the same thing.

It would be great to travel great distances by materializing there.
Naturally Politicians will find a way to spoil everything, since they believe only in power.
But I am not talking from that power point of view. Nothing Political , religious or structrued.

I am talking fron the normal man point of view.
Imagine how it would be for people who haven't seen each other for long time,
young or old. I don't know if we will live to see this ,but at some time we will live in that world.No limits of space
Now it it a fantasy, but in life there are no limits to discoveries.

Mrindigo wrote:
+1

chandrakavi wrote:
Cool as it sounds I don't see this ever manifesting.

As for slowing down the aging process even stems cells can only do so much.

I don't see any human ever living over 150 years old or any dog living past 30.

RealAmerican wrote:
The way I see it ,this has NOTHING to do with people age limit.
It simply has to do with whatever years you will live, and being able to materialize, moving from one place to another.
Nothing more mate.
Immortality and time and all that is another subject.
Instead of driving a car or a bus, deamterialize here, and appear elsewhere.
That's all, which is quite a lot.

chandrakavi wrote:
And then the ageing process wouldn't matter so much as we'd have back all that time spent traveling.

chandrakavi wrote:
I think it would stop aging myself, or slow it down at the very least. The body would be anchored between areas and not subjected to the typical genetic unraveling that cellular reproduction causes. Typical celestial energy would also not effect us, namely gravity, as gravity is the commanding code behind physicality. It issues the 'code' in wave form, which essentially instructs objects to reach a certain atomic density. That's how I see it.

I didn't see anything in there related to teleportation, simply dipping into another parallel dimension while still having an anchor in the physical.

oioioi wrote:
Time is an interesting concept. The common human terrestrial perception of it may not even exist beyond this planet. We commonly measure it by aging, the changing land and seascape, and the orbit the planet makes around it's parent star. Remove a human from that element, and does even exist in the commonly accepted way? Personally I don't think it does. Planets being a convergence of mass, electromagnetism, and gravity seem to have a warped effect on what 'time' may actually be. I don't see it as something existing linearly like a filmstrip. Beyond the confines of a terrestrial existence, I see it all existing simultaneously at a single point of convergence, past, present, and future. With it may come an infinite number of reality densities/dimensions which are determined by an equally infinite amount of variables. The two main catalysts I see for it are gravity and conscious thought. There's still a lot more to be learned about gravity. I don't think it acts as a force. I think it's more like a series of waves issuing atomic density codes for the physical. I think of it similarly to how a desktop operating system works. All most of us see is the visuals going on. In the background, there are a series of commands being constantly sent around telling each pixel what it's to be shaped as, where it should go, and how it should function.

How do you think works, Oi?

chandrakavi wrote:
The day we become able to travel like star trek

Is the day Reptilian Shapeshifters take over this Planet

chan­drakavi your not really serious about travel thru dematerialization are you?

Glancing over the Hooded Claw's website there, the only dematrialization I would anticipate is your bank balance as it travels from your account to his for 'courses.'

I'm not so sure about this, as when I was a practicing Rosicrucian I learned that there are certain forces that organise the structure of the material world. This means that it is possible to bend certain rules, but there are natural laws that apply to the material world that cannot be broken (ie, people will never be able to walk through a wall etc). However, something like dematerialisation is taught at higher degrees. I think something similar might be possible, but I'm sorry to say that I think the people in the link are not the genuine article.

Edit* I have to agree with Mr Indigo, there is something a bit iffy about this bloke.

RealAmerican wrote:
I am saying it is possible, but I do not really know RealAmerican.

Wow! Thank you feather ,I am dissapearing, slowly, LOL
good picture simulation.