Transluminal Teleportation
William S. Stoertz
June 29, 1996
Moscow, Russia, C.I.S.

(11:24 pm)

And now, dear Heavenly Father and True Parents, I want to 
report to You the first findings on how to substantially 
accomplish interstellar transport by hyper-space 
teleportation at vastly transluminal speeds. I submit this to 
You and to mankind in its future, perfected sense, because I 
and we are all unworthy to make use of this theory and 
method now; and therefore, Father and Heaven and the 
Universe, forbid its use until those whom You ordain and 
anoint to so do may carry out Your Will to extend the 
human race throughout the galaxies by so doing; and please, 
Father, allow and enable and guide those whom You 
consider worthy, to perform interstellar transluminal 
transport.

How does it work? On what principle is it based? Primarily, 
transluminal teleportation depends upon annular ring 
propagation in multiple parallel universes. In Subject 
position is the Will of God united with the Will of Man. In 
object position is the physical world and our physical 
bodies.

What happens? Every particle, every individual truth body, 
and in particular, a perfected human being, is associated 
with an annular ring, of which he or she or it is, not the 
center, but an epicenter , or point along its circumference. 
The case of particles and individual truth bodies in general 
are minor or trivial cases, which generally have infinitesimal 
bearing or manifestation in real-world phenomena. 
However, the case of the perfected person is a major or non-
trivial case, because the perfect human is the absolute 
subject of both physical and spiritual worlds, and because 
the annular ring associated with him or her can be as large 
as the physical universe itself.

The annular ring, of which the perfect person is one 
appearance, is transcendental itself: that is, it is a circle in a 
plane of higher order which is at right angles to the 
dimensions of the physical world. This plane cannot be 
simply defined as the Sung Sang axis nor as the spiritual 
world.

Furthermore, in the general or abstract case, the annular ring 
has no definite size or diameter, nor angle with respect to the 
origin. Therefore, in the normal case, it is a "fuzzy" cloud of 
all possible configurations and sizes, existing 
simultaneously as in quantum mechanics.

Because it is a ring, the annular ring intersects with the 
physical world in two points. The first point is the home or 
locus, and the other point is the destination or translocus. 
The perfect human being is "existing" at all possible points 
on this annular ring, but, in physical reality, at exactly two 
of those points. However, in the general case, a person may 
be said to exist at only one point, because of the mulitiplicity 
or indeterminacy of the annular ring.

This is the characteristic of multiple parallel universes, 
which is essential to many phenomena: quantum mechanics, 
determination (governing the outcome) of probabilistic 
events, historical retrospective, gravity field summation, and 
hyperspace teleportation. Namely, the wave function 
"collapses" instantaneously, leaving only one set of 
circumstances as "real." The other ones instantaneously 
disappear. The truth of this phenomenon (on the level of 
particles) has been verified or upheld time and again in 
experiments.

Peculiar to the phenomenon of quantum wave function 
collapse is the influence or subjectivity of human perception 
or consciousness. A human is not at all merely an animal or 
a physical object, but has a subjective and determinant role 
upon physical matter and phenomena at all levels.

Therefore, according to the subjectivity of will (as well as 
faith and love), and in accordance with God's Will, the 
perfect person can focus and concentrate the annular ring of 
his existence into one unique desired configuration or 
destination. In that case, he or she simultaneously appears or 
exists at both loci (both intersections with the physical 
universe). This is the first indications for interstellar 
transluminal teleportation.

William Stoertz, ITPN, Amen