Self-Teleportation

[-asalantu-]

Dear Sir...

As fictionally suggested at Jumper movie

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References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumper_(film) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumper_%28film%29)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0489099/
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¿Is self-teleportation a potential human psychic capability?

It seems that material samples teleportation (beyond any man made technological resource but full psychic capability involved) was already subject of scientific research during Cold War.

At next paper: http://www.fas.org/sgp/eprint/teleport.pdf locate (search) keyword "gifted" and you'll find references to early (1981 A.D.) chinese discoveries done.

NOTE: This thread is sequel of http://www.astraldynamics.com.au/showthread.php?13768-Taking-the-physical-body-into-the-astral-dimension

Thank you very much...
Ángel

[Robert Bruce]

I think this is possible.

You'll find stories of this happening, here and there, mostly in paranormal type magazines.

This relates to taking the physical body into the astral dimension.

It appears to happen spontaneously to avoid certain death. This may be the higher self in action.

robert

[IronGega]

There are books out there about eleportration

I have a pdf called practical teleportation by L. Arklinski.

I's a bit crude, in the sense that the language can be hard to understand. From what I read it's strikingly similar to Astral projection, execpt that your practice and intention is to transport your intire body

[JoelP]

One of my favorite SiFi books and to be honest im really not a SiFi fan, is The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Bester_%28author%29) its worth a read. I have always thought if teleportation were ever to become a reality it would be by mind not matter. The Star Trek method is just too scary if you really consider it, "Lets make a digital copy of you then annihilate your atoms then rebuild you"....."um you go first....."

[-asalantu-]

¡Hi, JoeIP!

¡¡ha ha ha!! You remember to me a Star Trek episode (TNG - Season 6, Ep. 2, "Realm of Fear") where Lieutenant Reginald Barclay develops some called "Transporter Phobia" (http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Transporter_phobia) sort of psychological disease. Then, atoms annihilation wasn't the term used, but disassembling atom by atom.

Sincerely, Star Trek seems to be a brute force method, an approach that only daughter of mainstream scientists can be.

More realistic is alleged Philadelphia Experiment (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Experiment).

¿Has you (Robert Bruce) some to say about such an experiment?

My best regards,
Ángel

[Robert Bruce]

I think there is too much anecdotal evidence around for teleportation to be fake. I have had some minor experiences myself, including the teleportation of objects. Google 'apport' which is phenomena relating to spiritualists where objects mysteriously appear during seances.

robert