Can angels travel at the speed of light? Yes would be the correct answer. Consider that radiation travels at the speed of light. Radiation is energy and we can understand this when it hits our skin and causes a sun burn. When light waves travel through space they are potential energy. When these light waves hit a object they become kinetic energy and burn the object such as our skin. Therefore consider this, angels are potential energy when they move through space at the speed of light, or greater. But when they hit the atmosphere of a plant they become kinetic energy, which causes them to be observable by the human or alien eye.

Radiation such as the light we use to see, travels through space in a vacuum or near vacuum. It travels at the speed of light, which is approximately 186,000 miles per second. However light and other parts of the spectrum, such as UV radiation has no mass. So theoretically these forms of energy could travel faster than the speed of light, which is an astounding 300,000 km per second. Light waves travelling at any speed would have no mass and no momentum. Consequently no energy would be required to start their motion and accelerate their speed. In fact to get radiation to reach 300000 km per hour would be instantaneous.

We see the vastness of the Universe when we look into the night sky. The unlimited number of stars and galaxies are arraigned before us. Astronomers tell us the universe is so large it takes the light form the most distant parts to reach us in millions of years. In fact when describing how far away the most distant object is from Earth, the term light year is used. The term light year refers to the distance light can travel in one year. Yet angels can travel this distance in an instant, no time at all, as they can exist outside of our Universe. God created the Universe. God most certainly can travel anywhere in our Universe in an instant or in zero time. The time spoken of here is how we think of time.

God and the angels are not flesh. When they travel through our Universe they are energy, what we understand to be potential energy. Yet we fully cannot understand their energy. It is written in Exodus 33:20 “No man may see me and live”. They transcend our fleshly existence. They can travel beyond the speed of light and their movement is instantaneous relative to our motions.

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You are going to love this article. It will reveal the power of the intuitive mind. When speed reading at super high speed, the intuitive mind must be engaged because it can process information at a much higher pace than the conscious brain. The speed reading techniques that I teach make full use of the brain’s powerful intuitive cognitive function. In this article I wanted to tell a story about one such power. Although it doesn’t appear directly linked to speed reading, it does provide insight into this powerful brain region and how it can be employed while reading at high speed. The story I will tell you about is related to how you choose your mate.

Who would have thought that choosing a mate would be related to your immune system? Never-the-less it is true, and is a testament to the computing power of the intuitive mind. Everyone has protection against disease that is unique. It protects us from diseases of all types. The stronger your immune system, the greater your chances of survival. Your immune system contributes to your personal odor. Here is where it starts to get very interesting.

When you meet a potential mate. Your unconscious brain analyzes their personal scent. Amazingly, it can detect by scent someone whose resistance to disease is radically different than your own. Even more amazingly, this difference triggers a physical attraction. Why? If you produce offspring with a mate whose immune system is radically different than your own, then your offspring potentially will have the best features of both of your immune systems. This bestows on your children a stronger immune system than one derived from two parents with very similar immune systems.

Think about how much chemical analysis your unconscious brain must perform on your potential mate to determine the differences between your two immune systems. Next think about how once these differences are detected it stimulate arousal and attraction between you and your potential mate. Even more astounding is how all of this can occur in less than a few seconds. What I really want you to think about is how putting this same powerful intuition to work can be links to speed reading techniques that can help you learn and use information faster. In my next article, I will teach you how to decode the language of your unconscious brain. You are really going to get excited about its hidden language.

Speed is a critical component of the capabilities of the modern competitive fencer. Although experience and tactical skill is still important, the general trend toward youth in sports that has changed the dynamics of other sports is also shaping fencing. This suggests that individuals in the sport must consider how the components of speed interact in the execution of specific techniques in the bout.

Physiologically reaction time and tactically the time spent in the Observe-Orient-Decide-Act loop determine in large measure how rapidly the fencer can act in any tactical situation. You must be able to identify a threat or opportunity, select the correct action, and move your body to score the hit. There are actual physiological limits in milliseconds to how fast these steps can be accomplished. Experience can reduce these times, especially in terms of recognition, but a fencer who wants to maximize speed should consider that speed also results from at least six factors: heredity, technical excellence, available techniques, physical training, relaxation, distance, and intention.

Heredity determines your body structure and the mix of muscle fibers. For fencing, fast twitch fibers are critical. If you are born with a preponderance of fast twitch fibers you will be faster at the explosive, short duration actions. If you have a preponderance of slow twitch fibers, you will be slower, but with better endurance. Regular training helps all of these fibers perform at a higher level.

Technical excellence is an important part of speed. Properly executed techniques are bio-mechanically efficient, move the blade over the shortest distance, and are smooth in execution. The smoother and more controlled your attacks, parries, counterattacks, and footwork are the faster you are.

The set of techniques you have available also influences speed. In general, the more techniques your brain has to search through to find the answer, the slower your transition from identification of opportunity to execution. Obviously you need enough technique options to make your offense and defense work. But spending time developing low payoff actions may impose a speed penalty.

Physical training contributes to speed by increasing core strength and balance and the strength and work capacity of your muscles. Tailored resistance, speed, and agility training programs focused on fencing movement patterns will make you faster.

Although it seems like the opposite would be true, the more relaxed you are the faster you will be. To demonstrate this, try making a fist, and creating as much muscular contraction as you can in the arm. Extend your arm with this resistance. Now shake your arm loose, relax, and extend. Yes, the relaxed extension will be faster.

Ability to control distance is a key part of speed. The shorter the distance your point has to move in the attack, the faster the perceived speed of the attack and the less time an opponent will have to react. Similarly the longer the opponent’s attack must be in movement, the relatively slower it is, and the better the chance to defeat it. This means that the combination of footwork, arm position, and tactical sense is a determinant of speed on the strip.

Finally intention is critical. If you do not have a plan for your next touch, you will spend time trying to figure out when to go. If you do not believe in your action and are not willing to execute it with enthusiasm, it will be hesitant and slow. To be fast, you must know what you want to do and commit wholeheartedly to the action.

Did you ever notice that sometimes the things that you don’t know, don’t think are important turn out to be the missing critical piece to your success? A strange word called schema is precisely like this. It is the missing piece to being able to read faster while improving comprehension that most people are looking to find. This article will explain the importance of schema in speed reading.

I learned about schema while studying how to teach reading in graduate school. It sounds like a very technical word, because they like to use big words in college. Fortunately, it has a very simple meaning. Schema is your data base. It is what you already know before you even begin to read. For example, if read this sentence: “the man wore a blue hat.” Were you puzzled by its meaning? No. Why not? Because you know the meaning of the words, man, wore, blue, and hat. What if you didn’t know the meanings? Now how difficult would it be to read the sentence? Very difficult. You are continually using your existing data base to decode text.

Schema is your map. It is how you view and represent the world in your mind. For example, an astronomer would view the sunrise astronomically. They would perceive the Earth’s rotation causing the illusion of the Sun rising over the horizon. Actually, it is the movement of the Earth that makes the Sun appear to move. An artist would view the sunrise, and see the beautiful array of colors in the sky. A physicist would understand that the colors perceived by the eye are caused by the scattering of the light because at the horizon light has to travel through more air which causes it to bend and refract into a display of colors. Notice how each of this individuals perceived the exact same event differently? It was their map or way of viewing the world that effected how they perceived the event.

Schema is your experience. For example, my first marriage was a story book marriage. Unfortunately, Stephen King wrote the book. I thought that happily married was an oxymoron. You know, like military intelligence, honest politician, and job security. Some words just don’t seem to go together well. At that time in my life I couldn’t conceive or being happy and married at the same time. Now I am married to my perfect mate, and I am totally happy. But my experiences colored my understanding of the word marriage.

When you read words in a book, you data base, your map, and your experiences all effect how you understand and perceive the information. Schema is a very important part of comprehending text while speed reading, and even while reading slowly.