1974.10.02 (709: UR2) The cell as you understand it is but the cells three-dimensional face. The idea of tachyons as currently understood is basically legitimate, though highly distorted. Before a cell as such makes its physical appearance there are disturbances in the spot in which the cell will later show itself. Those disturbances are the result of a slowing down of prior effects of faster-than-light activity and represent the emergence into your space-time system of energy that can then be effectively used and formed into the cellular pattern. The very slowing-down process itself helps freeze the activity into a form. At the death of a cell a reverse process occurs. The death is the escape of that energy from the cell form, its release, the release itself triggering certain stages of acceleration. There is what might be called a residue or debris energy coating the cell, that stays within this system. None of this can be ascertained from within the system, that is, the initial faster-than-light activity or the deceleration afterward. Such faster-than-light behavior, then, helps form the basis for the physical universe. This characteristic is an attribute of the CUs, which have already slowed down to some extent when they form EE units. While operating through the body structures, consciousnesses such as your own focus largely upon the three-dimensional orientation. In out-of-body states, however, consciousness can travel faster than light, often, in fact, instantaneously. This frequently happens in the dream state, although such a performance can be achieved in varying altered states of consciousness. At such times, consciousness simply puts itself in a different relationship with time and space. The physical body can not follow, however. It is by altering its own relationship with the physical universe that consciousness can best understand its own properties and glimpse from another vantage point that physical universe, where it will be seen in a different light. Operating outside the body, consciousness can better perceive the properties of matter. It can not experience matter, however, in the same fashion as it can when it is physically oriented.
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