Discussion of Transluminal Teleportation
William S. Stoertz
July 3, 1996
Moscow, Russia, C.I.S.
(4:38 pm)
WS -- I think the above discussion raises a lot of questions.
Where did the idea come from?
HF -- Your mind.
WS -- Is it possible?
HF -- Anything is possible...
WS -- What do You think?
HF -- It's reasonable...
WS -- Do You want that people should transport
themselves to the far reaches of the universe?
HF -- Yes. Solve your problems (first) (here on earth).
WS -- How much capacity has the earth?
HF -- Are we going to go into that again?
WS -- No. When shall we go to the stars?
HF -- As soon as you can, and want to.
WS -- When we go, it will take a long time.
HF -- Idiot. That's why I had you think up such a theory. I
like it. Just to know it is somehow possible. Feel the
encouragement. The time will come. Of course it is good to
start preparing now.
WS -- We are. I said the most important field of study in the
future will be astronomy.
HF -- Yes, indeed.
WS -- Okay, now, to some of the questions, obvious ones.
First of all, how can a person be in two places at
once?
HF -- That's not really the question. What you mean is, how
can you be in two places at once and doing different things?
WS -- Yes. That's what's implied, isn't it.
HF -- Yes, indeed. Of course, you have to, because the idea
is to get off the earth and off to another place.
Okay, it is a question of spirit. Your spirit or inner
core or mind. Now your body can be doing different things
and going to different places, but your mind or inner self is
always the same, the same You. It's the same with
interstellar teleportation. Your mind is the same but you are
in two different places doing two different things.
WS -- But that doesn't mean you really leave the first place,
does it?
HF -- Well, both sides are "mortal", as humans are. So
you're there and here. It's not a problem. Then life goes on.
WS -- Okay, here's another problem: How do you get stuff
over there. Of course...
HF -- It's a question of dominion. What is under your
dominion you can bring over there. That is part of
teleportation. The ancient Egyptians did it.
WS -- But they're not perfect.
HF -- Never mind.
WS -- How do you define what you're going to bring with
you.
HF -- It's Logos, like the Inner Sung Sang and Inner Hyung
Sang (within God) making a plan, and then Logos and
Outer Hyung Sang making it into reality. It's a Principle
process. It's quite like creation.
WS -- Did You make Adam and Eve that way?
HF -- In fact, I am quite able to, more than you think. A lot
of this stuff, incidentally, relates quite a lot to stuff in the
Bible like the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, his miracles, the
rapture, the earth standing still...
WS -- How far do You want to go on?
HF -- Obviously, not very far. I don't like that stuff. It's out
of order, and gifts I don't care to burden My children with.
They're always getting stuck on it.
WS -- So, how shall we define what we take?
HF -- By definition, and give and take... careful plan,
prayer, purpose. You have to be serious. Chemical rocket
propulsion, which your people are serious about, is, to me,
rather like firecrackers, and now, you see, your people are
dying in this venture. You will certainly have to be equally
serious and confident about that. In general, you are
nowhere near the point yet.
WS -- There's an environmental issue. When you go to
another planet, on another star system, maybe the place isn't
right, or the atmosphere isn't right, or something.
HF -- That is part of the give and take. You don't just shoot
off somewhere half-cocked. You know where you're going.
This world and your tools and your science are
shells of the real substance, the substance of the reality
which is alive and multidimensional. You are dealing with
the skeletons, aftereffects or attributes, after the true living
reality, which you haven't begun to work with, but which
you divorced yourselves from.
So you need to study where you are going. It
requires serious, prayerful study of the stars and the
universe. Of course I will tell you or whomever looks for it.
Of course I won't send you off to an impossible wasteland,
or the top of a windy mountain, or an airless planet.
WS -- Is there life elsewhere?
HF -- Only what can support human life. You may wonder
why, when the explorers went around the world, they found
hostile Indians. Well, that is a restoration situation, and
things for which they were responsible.
WS -- Are there hostile civilizations out there?
HF -- I would forbid it. Even the spiritual things will have
to come under dominion. It's part of the job.
WS -- Would You make DNA elsewhere comparable to
that on earth?
HF -- Things are connected. A parallel effect. Like a radio
wave. The things are in synchrony regardless of physical
distance. Like the annular rings. The distance doesn't matter.
WS -- What happens to Einstein's principle forbidding
synchronicity?
HF -- That is relative. Now the absolute has come: True
Parents. The fabric of space-time is like a relative blanket,
which can bend in or out, but which must be continuous,
and which is determined subjectively by the true humans
centered on True Parents in their time. That time is coming
just now, like Tribal Messiah filling the earth. In this sense
the universe will be populated rapidly. The universe will be
like America. One great big America, where people feel
oneness, connected, speak the same language, can visit one
another, MacDonald's is everywhere. And beautiful places
to visit for fun. And wonderful people, all family. That I
would rather. All will be one. That is My Will. You can go
around and visit each other without navigating endless
voyages through interminable black space. I dwell in homes,
in families, on nice planets. The big sky is beautiful,
awesome, but strange and empty to Me too, although I made
it; I made it all for this time.
There will be local centers of synchronicity, the
center which is most closely connected to the original origin,
True Parents who are on earth with us now. Can be vastly
separated. Then relativity surrounding those centers,
according to where you are relative to the center. You can't
go everywhere at once. It will also take time. It is very much
like the present world, where there are major centers and the
outback, and then impossible wastelands like Antarctica.
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