Hello. This is Cynthia Sue Larson with reality shifters dot com
and today I'd like to talk with you about something that I find particularly
interesting, and it's the subject of quantum teleportation
and reality shifts.
The reason i put these two subjects together is that... well you'll see
when I go through
the history... the science...
and some personal experiences
that all tie it together.
First I'd like to start with the science.
Just in the past twelve months
there have been some remarkable
leaps forward... really there's no other way to put it... in the field of
quantum physics having to do
with teleporting
macroscopic objects
that you could actually see and touch and hold in your hand.
In this case,
rubidium molecules
teleported a distance of one hundred and fifty meters
and this work was done in China.
What so exciting about it for me personally is that
this is
literally historic
scientific research being done
right in our time
and it literally is showing us
that some of the things that we see on the quantum level
are not confined purely to the quantum level
This is something that some of us who have experienced reality shifts
have suspected
for a long time, but I am just thrilled to see that some of the work being done right
now is
giving us very solid evidence, and in fact
repeatable scientific experimental evidence, that shows
that teleportation,
even though we call it quantum teleportation, because
it's working with some of the
"spooky action at a distance,"
having to do with entanglement,
having to do with teleportation,
and having to do with
just having
sort of a superposition of states.
All of that
is a little bit detailed right now, but I want you just to think about the fact
that if you are able to witness yourself,
and be in that laboratory with those scientists
who are teleporting something that you can actually see and touch and hold in your
hand
over one hundred and fifty meters away...
that's pretty extraordinary.
I mentioned that I'll talk about some history... Oh! One more thing in the
science realm before I
move into history...
I'll make it quick.
This is the work of
another scientist, Dr. Luka Turin,
of the Fleming Institute in Greece.
This is right now the only person that I know that is just
out there making a solid stand for this
case that
in our noses.. right here... When we breathe... when we smell...
we are probably working with
quantum teleportation there as well.
He makes a very solid case that so far no one has been able to disprove
having to do with the fact
the atoms
sulfur and hydrogen, for example,
can be put together in a molecule lots of different ways. In the past,
when it comes to olfactory perception and the sense of smell,
scientists believed
that the chemicals themselves
had receptors that matched,
so that when a molecule came along it exactly fit in the nose and
and that's what gave us a sense of smell.
Well, what's so clever about Dr. Luka Turin's
observation is
that you can take these molecules and mix them up
every which way...
just lots of combinations.
What we would expect is that then
it would be very difficult...
if not impossible for a person for a person to say that all of these different molecules
all smell like, in this case, like
rotten eggs.
So, that would be the assumption. What actually happened
and you'll be amazed to hear this as well,
is that
when we smell something, we are smelling
the hydrogen
and the sulfur together regardless of how those molecules were put together.
And you may wonder, "Well, how does that work?" If the receptor model
of just, you know, the blocks fit together because you put a square peg in a square
hole, therefore that's how the smell comes through. What else could be happening?
Dr. Turin is proposing that actually
it's very likely
we have quantum teleportation happening in our noses
so that you can get something that otherwise does not
fit exactly--there's no way to have that many receptors in our nose.
But it doesn't matter, because we can
just like fixing... you know, twiddling with a rubik's cube until everything lines up.
That's what's going on
quite likely, and no one's disproven it yet.
Now to get to the history.
This is very exciting as well. I think you'll love it!
Now the earliest known story of human teleportation goes back to October
24th fifteen ninety three
when there was a gentleman, Gil Perez,
who was working
in the Philippines
as the palace guard
and he was just on duty. At some point he got tired
and leaned up against a wall, apparently, according to his own account,
which seems quite likely.
And then he was immediately observed--no longer in the Philippines--
but all the way--
nine thousand miles away--
in Mexico City.
he was observed there
He was there in the Plaza Mayor.
When he arrived he was still wearing the uniform of the guards in the Philippines
and people were asking him, "What's going on?" and
he had just received news back in the philippines
that uh...
earlier that same day, the governor had died.
and this would be uh...
let's see... the name of the governor...
...Governor Perez
Dasmarinas.
And this was a person of importance
at that time to Gil
Perez because
he worked for him. This would be someone he was a direct... he was from Spain and
definitely
in charge of that area of the Philippines
but now
he'd been killed by pirates.
This news was confirmed when ships reached Mexico
It takes a month or two for that to happen back in
fifteen ninety three.
And that's why everyone was
just so amazed by this story.
There are other accounts as well of teleportation,
many cases.
Another one that was well documented occurred in
1904 in Italy.
Senor Pansini
was a building contractor who had a couple of young boys
and some amazing things happened with these boys where they would teleport
instantaneously thirty miles away
at a time where there was no
logical way they could have gotten so far so fast.
So that's another excellent
example of teleportation on a human scale.
You may wonder why I'm mentioning these stories.
And the reason is that when you think about teleportation as being something that's
no longer confined to the quantum realm, but something that could be happening
and probably is happening all the time
in everything from photosynthesis of the
plants around us...
like a tree right here.
Photosynthesis is one of the most remarkable processes in the world
to convert sunlight
into something that can give energy to a tree...
and then to the smell in our nose and
also to the way birds can fly together
and sense the direction they're going.
I'd like to also
tell you a personal account of a teleportation story that I myself
experienced
and that went back to the year
2007,
in the month of September.
I was indoors in Concord, California,
working in a holistic expo
daydreaming
wishing i was
elsewhere
and thinking, "What a beautiful day!
I would just love to be outside."
My mind wandered, and I was in a very beautiful blissful
daydream state.
High-energy, also,
just feeling energized--
not at all depressed or sad, and just super vibrant.
A few days later, I got an email
from a friend of mine, Katrina Dreamer. She's a blogger
and she writes beautiful, beautiful
blog posts
which I think you'd love to check out.
She told me
this amazing
story.
In her experience,
well first she asked me a question:
"Were you by any chance
on Solano Avenue
in the city of Albany
this particular day, which was September 30, 2007.
And I wrote back and said, "Yes, I was. Well,
actually, wait a minute. I was thinking of being there....
I was just there in a daydream."
And she said, "Because I SAW you there, and I knew that was a little bit strange
because
remembered that you were scheduled to appear at a holistic expo that same day
in Concord."
and I wrote back and said, "Yes, that's amazing, because I was daydreaming of being
there."
So, in some way
it seems like I did in fact teleport there.
Some version of myself.
This is possibly also a bilocation
situation. And like I said,
when you get to the quantum realm, you see superpositioned states.
You see things
that look like sometimes
being in two places at once.
When you think about all the possibilities,
it gets pretty exciting and pretty amazing.
Until next time,
this is Cynthia Sue Larson. Keep asking, "How good can it get?!"