The model of modern physics on
gravity holds that the gravity is a PULL force from the center of an object,
but it could not explain, in simple language, why a Tibetan Monk was able to
levitate. How did the Monk overcome the pulling force from the center of the
Earth?
According to a theoretical
framework presented in a book by Aity Olson "Alchemical Manual for
this Millennium Vol 1 and 2" , the gravity we experience on
the surface of Earth is the net of two forces, one, the T Field, is going
toward the center of the Earth, and the other, the S field, is coming out of
the center and moving toward the outer space. And both of these two forces are
electrical in nature, and can be manipulated using electrical means.
If you are curious, then try the "Group
Levitation" Game:
An interesting stunt where a person is lifted up into the
air by the fingertips of a group. Interesting and mystifying theory. Read how
it's done here.
Effect:
A person becomes seemingly weightless and may be lifted from a chair on the
index fingers of four smaller people.
Although various explanations have been proposed, this classic stunt continues to mystify and amuse.
Although various explanations have been proposed, this classic stunt continues to mystify and amuse.
Stage
1: The person to be lifted ( choose a fairly heavy person ) should be
relaxed but upright on a firm chair. Feet should be on the floor and
their hands on their lap.The four assistants should stand two on each
side of the person, one by each shoulder and one by each knee.
Each assistant should make fists with both hands, then
extend the two forefingers and touch them together, gently but firmly the two
assistants standing by the shoulders, place their extended forefingers under
the seated persons right or left armpit.
The other two assistants place their forefinger under the
seated persons left or right knee.The person to be lifted thinks "down"
and imagines him or herself to be sinking into the chair.In this position, the
four assistants should try to lift the person.
Stage 2: The assistants should now place
their palms on top of the seated persons knee or shoulder and together, exert a
steady downwards force.While they are doing this someone counts out loud from
one to ten.On the count of nine, the four assistants quickly take their former
positions with extended forefingers under the armpit or knee.
On the count of ten, they try again to lift the person. The
seated person should think"up" and imagine
himself or herself rising into the air. If these instructions are followed carefully,
the person will soar straight up into the air on the forefingers of the
assistants.
This
trick is very visual and can really entertain a crowd.
The true knowledge is out
there, hidden in plain sight.
Regards,
JItL
1 comment:
I think MT Keshe explains what gravity is, and how it works pretty well. Plain and simple, as all his explanations are.
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