Impossible means scientists ain't proven it yet. For example a human can fly in a plane but not without technology. This universe is more than just planet earth. As one of my science teachers said “impossible is just a horror story they tell little kids”
Actually, some of the phenomenon in the past seemed like magick simply because the common people didn't have the knowledge of the practitioners. Like in a rain dance, someone may have the knowledge that rain was imminent, perhaps from travelling long distance and understanding weather patterns, do a dance, and hey presto, there is the rain!
Equally, people had the power to 'make the sun go away'. These were early astronomers who were able to take advantage of a solar eclipse. All knowledge and timing. To rid someone of demons, - to understand the nature of epilepsy, and the appropriate medicine. Etc etc.
Terra, then you should understand how things work well enough to understand that while "impossible" is not necessarily a good word, "improbable" certainly is. If you want to go find someone who can vaporize themselves to move faster (as was suggested as an example above) and explain it in terms of physics, chemistry, and biology, I'd love to read your paper.
I never said he vaporized himself. He explained it as changing his cellular structure the same way ice becomes a type of gas. He said the human body can go from a solid into a type of gas and flow with the elements. Blow with the wind I guess. And yes I will soar to new heights thank you. Just not delusional ones. I chose not to give myself limits. What is wrong with that? We all have our own path. I am just following mine.
To become gaseous is to be vaporized. "To become vapor" would be a good definition of the word, really. Which, in your first post, you indicated by saying "who can change his body into a vapor-like substance."
Funny how words can be misinterpreted. Metaphors and such.
Yeah your right. Wrong wording. I meant that he can become almost like the wind. Able to past through walls and such. He is in the book "Occult Tibet." A very good book. You should try looking it up.
