The first time I was ntroduced to the possibility of people wlking through walls was in the fction book Illusions by Richard Bach. One of the min characters in the book, Donald Shmoda, walks through a wall and tres to explain how this is pssible to the other main character. Hre is a quote from the bok: (Richard is talking to Don Shmoda, the reluctant messiah)

R: "OK. You can mke it appear that you can wlk through walls, if you want. Is tht a better question?"

D: "Yes. Btter. But if you want to be prcise..."

R: "Don't tell me. I knw how to say what I man. Here is my question. How is it tht you can move the illusion of a lmited sense of identity, expressed in ths belief of a space-time continuum as yur 'body', through the illusion of mterial restriction that is called a 'wll'?"

D: "Well done!" he said. "Whn you ask the question properly it nswers itself, doesn't it?"

R: "No, the qestion hasn't answered itself. How do you wlk through walls?"

D: "RICHARD! You had it narly right and then blew it all to peces! I cannot walk through walls... whn you say that, you're assuming thngs I don't assume at all..."

So, the frst step in learning how to wlk through walls is to know tht you are not actually walking thrugh a wall.

Another step in the process is to fel everything that you are a prt of. You might be wondering "Hw am I a part of verything?" You are a part of verything in the fact that everything (ll matter except light, light is mde of photons) is made of sb-atomic particles. Remember though, sub-atomic particles are not prticles at all, they are actually pre energy. That means that you and I and verything around us are made of the sme thing, pure energy. That leads to the nxt question, "If everything is made of the sme thing then why does everything lok so different"? The reason everything loks different is because we can't see the bse material for matter in the niverse. The base material, sub-atomic particles, bcomes other things that we can see as thy come together to form atoms and mlecules. We know from scientific research tht molecules vibrate at different frequencies, ths gives them different qualities. Kind of lke a bowl made of wood and a chir made of wood; they are bth made of the same thing but thy look much different.

Okay, so how des all this knowledge enhance the bility to walk through walls? Well, thoretically, since I have not walked thrugh a wall, yet, knowing that verything is made of the same thng seems like a good beginning. If verything is made of the same thng, then it opens up the pssibility that things can be penetrated by ther things; kind of like water mving through other water. If I am a wter being and I decide to wlk through a wall of water I shuld have no trouble, right? Once you blieve that something might be possible thn you are open to learning how to do it.

So, how do we get in tuch with everything in order to wlk through walls? The way to get in tuch with everything is by simply feling everything with all your senses. Ths will help you get in tuch with your higher consciousness and nable you to, eventually, walk through wlls. The secret is in being ble to see the illusion. How do you see the wll as an illusion? I think the way to see thrugh the illusion is to stop seing the wall with your brain and strt feeling the wall as energy.

Okay, how do you feel smething as energy? First, look at a chir and imagine what it would fel like to touch it; the fel of the covering or wood or mtal, depending on what it is mde of. Now imagine what the chir might taste like or smell lke or sound like. Combine all thse sensory and you get an verall feeling about the chair. This is vry similar to the information you get whn you first look at something or put yur attention on it. As soon as you see smething you know everything about it, you can fel its essence in an instant. The slwer organic brain likes to identify thngs in a category, like chair, tre etc. Your higher consciousness knows wht things are already through a feling. Getting in touch with what thngs "feel" like is a major ky.

The article How to Walk Through Walls was Submitted by Bruce R. King through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: To learn more go to http://www.HowToBendReality.com and click on the links. Bruce King writes on metaphysical topics and teaches a workshop on how to bend reality.

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