no, the one of the elites at VeritasOnline.net has created an art in which you can train to be able to move like those in the movie the Matrix. I suggest that you download the PDF files, otherwise you wouldn't be able to understand Lentation (too complex). goto Adobe.com and download Adobe Acrobat (a free PDF viewer). Then you will be able to learn. With chronokinesis (in which I have no previous experience) i suggest snooping around the articles section of VeritasOnline.net/forums to find what you are looking for.
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Welcome to Energy Body and The Chakras / learning chronokinesis and lentation
April 21, 2003, 16:48:38 #2
Welcome to Energy Body and The Chakras / i need a picture?
April 21, 2003, 16:44:31
this is what I found...
What is an electron?
Electrons are charged particles which orbit around the core of an atom.
An electron is a positively charged particle which circles the nucleus of an atom. Electrons help to give matter many of its characteristics. They are the reason that chemical reactions take place and that the sun and other stars radiate the light we see.
Although electrons are vital to our everyday life, until 100 years ago no one even knew they existed. Before we discover more about electrons, let's take a quick tour around an atom. It is important to understand the structure of an atom, and the role the electron has to play as a building block.
If you were to use an extremely powerful microscope and magnify a piece of material (perhaps the phosphor dots you are looking at now), eventually the atoms, which make up the structure of all matter, would become visible. However, even at magnifications of nearly 100 million times, the atoms would still look small. In fact, an atom measures only 0.0000000001 metres in diameter. That's small, and yet the atom isn't even the smallest particle in the universe!
Each atom is made up of three types of sub-atomic particle. These are: protons and neutrons, which form the atom's core; and electrons which move around the core. Different elements (such as carbon, gold, oxygen and lead) have different numbers of electrons - and protons and neutrons. It is this that gives each element its own unique set of characteristics. The more protons there are in the core, the more electrons surround it. Carbon, a light element, has only six electrons, while lead, a heavy element, has 82 electrons, and hydrogen, the lightest element of all has only one electron.
What is an electron?
Electrons are charged particles which orbit around the core of an atom.
An electron is a positively charged particle which circles the nucleus of an atom. Electrons help to give matter many of its characteristics. They are the reason that chemical reactions take place and that the sun and other stars radiate the light we see.
Although electrons are vital to our everyday life, until 100 years ago no one even knew they existed. Before we discover more about electrons, let's take a quick tour around an atom. It is important to understand the structure of an atom, and the role the electron has to play as a building block.
If you were to use an extremely powerful microscope and magnify a piece of material (perhaps the phosphor dots you are looking at now), eventually the atoms, which make up the structure of all matter, would become visible. However, even at magnifications of nearly 100 million times, the atoms would still look small. In fact, an atom measures only 0.0000000001 metres in diameter. That's small, and yet the atom isn't even the smallest particle in the universe!
Each atom is made up of three types of sub-atomic particle. These are: protons and neutrons, which form the atom's core; and electrons which move around the core. Different elements (such as carbon, gold, oxygen and lead) have different numbers of electrons - and protons and neutrons. It is this that gives each element its own unique set of characteristics. The more protons there are in the core, the more electrons surround it. Carbon, a light element, has only six electrons, while lead, a heavy element, has 82 electrons, and hydrogen, the lightest element of all has only one electron.
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Welcome to Energy Body and The Chakras / i need a picture?
April 20, 2003, 11:06:30
Ok, for your photo needs.. well it's not going to happen. I'll explain using the photon theory. Ok, Ki is an energy (but not limited to being that) and has certain properties. One thing is doesn't have, is protons. This brings up two points. 1) Ki does not have protons. Photons emit light, and thier absence leads to being no light being produced. You cannot photograph something that has no light, so that is that. So, ki is not able to be seen (physicaly not aurically)
2) Ki is positivly charge. Netrons=0 because of their nutreality (sp?) and electrons are positivly charged so they = 1. Normally within something, Photons which= -1 , would counter the electrons, but with their absence it leaves it to be 1, which means that Ki is positivly charged.
also, Psi-Adept:
You refer to Ki being the same as Psi. I recommend you look into the subject of Psi (Psipog.net) before you confused others with you response.
2) Ki is positivly charge. Netrons=0 because of their nutreality (sp?) and electrons are positivly charged so they = 1. Normally within something, Photons which= -1 , would counter the electrons, but with their absence it leaves it to be 1, which means that Ki is positivly charged.
also, Psi-Adept:
You refer to Ki being the same as Psi. I recommend you look into the subject of Psi (Psipog.net) before you confused others with you response.
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