Trafic Problems

[Lahunken]

   To begin with, remember that the instructions for making the shekinah fluid are in a past post here. There is a question you all haven't asked.
>      Several couples I gave the same recipe to ran into some traffc problems. Everyone involved is quantumly entangled in their shekinah. When, usually by your "train of thought" you tune into your shekinah, and your pleasant imaginations encourage it to surge, your local timespace will bend globally. Then gradally you, and all you are associoated with, in a livning systems context, will be "spiritualzed".
>      We are using the entropy production rate here to bend timespace globally. Nikola Tesla, when working on the Navy's "Philadelphia Experiment" used the current (amperage) analogue of electricity. His intention was just to make the USS Uldritch invisible to radar, but it became totlally invisible, reached the lightspeed equivalent, was transduced into probablity (superluminal) and teleported, first ahead in time and then back to the same time of the coast of Virginia. You can be theoretically teleported to anywhere, any time by the appropriate modulation. Such contorls can get costly.
>      Similar things happen to us. Your car, being as part of you as a living system, will disappear with you, and you, your car, your passengers, and all that is compatible with you in the car, will disappear. You can teleport anywhere, anytime, but just thinking as usual you will be teleported relatively local. I have been teleported that way from 20 to 100 miles away instantly in this state, with passengers as witnesses. Incompatible things have been left behind; things that were so incompatible they weren't even part of our living system. See "Living Systems" by James Miller. The feds tried but failed to have "Living Systems" classified, like the "Plutonium Handbood", which was eventually classified. If you are still solidly there but invisible you can get hit by other cars. They can't see you. One friend who made a shekinah said he was right in front of me all the way down the highway, but, I didn't see anything in front of me. This is deep in rural Maine. I once went a whole year without seeing a cop. And the cops aroud here, when you ever do see one, wear Smokie the Bear hats or baseball caps, which isn't scary. Maine isn't like Masachusetts, which is a tyrannical police state. This guy got hit in Bangor while waiting to make a left turn. The driver said he didn't see him, "There was no car there!", the driver pleaded. There were other couples who had traffic accidents the same way. I didn't realize that could happen at the time. I was lucky! I was passing store windows one time and couldn't see my reflection. So, let that be a warning.
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