Ascended man on Live National Television 2013

[Evansville64]

Americas got talent featured this man on a show a few weeks ago. This is unprecedented. What has this man just done? Any thoughts?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdL4d3hEJ0Y

[Ilkka]

Quite a "Special Head" there or not since we all do have the ability aswell. Seems to be something to do with soundwaves and focusing the mind and body as the Buddhist monks(or some other religious groups) would probably do it. Also the Tibetan acoustic levitation sounds basicly similar. Read about it in The Source Field Investigations- book.

[joeyv23]

This is a parlor trick. This man is an entertainer. I don't think an ascended human would feel the need to show off what he/she's accomplished. It looks as tho he probably using glass to sit on. You can see him jump off of it. While everyone's looking all surprised, I'm willing to gamble that there was some prep. This whole thing caught me the wrong way... if he's just an entertainer, he's giving lightworkers, starseeds, spiritual people of any path a bad rep. But then I realized that while he may only be showing a parlor trick, he's representing us in front of a huge number of people. His use of a crystal bowl and chant voice was awesome! He spoke of his chakras on primetime TV. That to me is the biggest win out of the whole deal

[infinity]

joey,

You will feel more comfortable recognizing what he's doing if you have a bit more background in how sound/vibration combined with intensely focussed concentration can produce anything you want it to.

Look up David Wilcock's writing on how this stuff works.

Its technology, its not a trick. Keeping frequency is critical, keeping concentration is critical. How do think the megalithic structures were built? With parlor tricks requiring setups? If you think megalithic structures were built with smoke and mirrors, think again. Some of them were built using the technology he is specifically and explicitely demonstrating in front of a live audience.

And you don't need anything else than your brain and the right frequency tones. He made it easier for himself by using the specific bowl with the specific frequency he needed to get his voice and his mind to stay on the right tone despite the intense assault of distraction and interruption from the judges and the crowds.

I respect what he did.

[joeyv23]

joey,

You will feel more comfortable recognizing what he's doing if you have a bit more background in how sound/vibration combined with intensely focussed concentration can produce anything you want it to.

Look up David Wilcock's writing on how this stuff works.

Its technology, its not a trick. Keeping frequency is critical, keeping concentration is critical. How do think the megalithic structures were built? With parlor tricks requiring setups? If you think megalithic structures were built with smoke and mirrors, think again. Some of them were built using the technology he is specifically and explicitely demonstrating in front of a live audience.

And you don't need anything else than your brain and the right frequency tones. He made it easier for himself by using the specific bowl with the specific frequency he needed to get his voice and his mind to stay on the right tone despite the intense assault of distraction and interruption from the judges and the crowds.

I respect what he did.

With all my heart I believe that the monoliths, Stonehenge, the Maoi at Easter Island, block for the pyramids all over the world were floated with sound. I believe what this man's showcasing is indeed possible, but I don't see this as being a demonstration of that technology. I could very well be wrong. I watched it a few times and there are a few things that still get me. When his name "Special Head" comes up, below it is shown "Street Performer, 28". It's hard for me to believe that a person who has done the necessary work to master the art of sound manipulation to the point of floating himself, would a) call himself Special b) brag about what he's about to do "What I'm about to do will be quite phenomenal"

I'll most definitely rescind everything I've said if he can float something like a huge stone that was used in monolithic construction. I wasn't trying to disrespect him at all, just calling it as I see it. I respect the man for his being who he is and for his act, but for me, this is just that.. an act.

[Secret Agent Man]

I'm with Joeyv23 on this one. I don't doubt for a second that this is possible, but I'm very cautious to completely trust that this man is the real deal. I'll keep an open mind moving forward but for right now I'm on the sidelines. A few things didn't quite sit right with me either...

[Evansville64]

Well, as the show is known to work, he is expected to come back and perform something else, next week. One thing that caught my attention, was his inalienably to walk and stride too quickly, and prompted a judge to mention sedatives, and "are you okay?" along with the excessively loose garment.. Alot of the skeptics are saying, that theres a spring-loaded foldable lotus chair on his rear, with a locking mechanism to his wooden staff in his lest sleeve... The only logical way would for their to be a locking peg of sorts, in the bottom of the cane, or a hole/magnet in the rug, which a few shots revealed noting like that.. The bottom of the cane is black and flat. His use of sound-pitches-vibration, and his mention of chackeras is a HUGE plus... Study his walk, and his rear.. And whatever that smoke plume covers..
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[Djchrismac]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM2veILPxWY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoieMKXJwlM

For your consideration...

[Secret Agent Man]

Thanks Djchrismac, the 2nd video is what I am leaning towards for the truth. I fully believe levitation is possible, but this has the markings of a magic trick. The plume of smoke, the cane, the rug, and the bulky clothing all indicate this to be likely. He's obviously done his homework to have the appearance of being authentic with the singing bowl and the tones.

[CircleofOne]

This is actually a pretty old magic trick. It used to be fairly popular in India if I recall correctly.