Theos-Talk Archives (June 2004 Message tt00243)

Krishtar,
Well, you have me confused due to a lack of specific "timeline." Also I 
can't evaluate what you say about "early mediums" for the same reason.
Madame Blavatsky passed in 1891. The first Transistor wasn't invented until 
Dec. 16th, 1947 at Bell Labs by William Shockley. The Transistor Radio wasn't 
invented until Oct. 18th, 1954 by the Regency Div. of Texas Instruments and 
that wasn't compact and didn't market widely. Sony followed in the Spring of 1955 
with the compact Transistor Radio the TR-55. 

>>What about those early experiences made with highly talented mediums that 
could carry a little device (that could emit a beep sound and a little 
transistor radio was also used) through a solid wall and "rematerialize" itself at the 
other side?<<

What specific Mediums are you citing? What is the source of your citation? 

>>The beep of the object just faded to zero at the moment that it "passes 
through" the wall and started beeping again when appears at the other room<<

What are you quoting from? When? Who? Where? 

John



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