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The results are in on the "Guess Alan's Opinion" game, and much to my delight (drum-roll), I tricked you all! Well, maybe not all of you. But a whopping 92.7% of you, tallied up as incorrect! Yes, my dear WOMAN or MAN (please insert your honorable gender type here), no two ways 'round it, you done-been-had!

Okay, okay. So I didn't trick you specifically, (please insert your honorable name here). You are obviously, some of the 7.3% that figured me out. Drats. (Alan stops gloating over his big win:).

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Most On The Money Statement By A Reader:

CM writes: "I must say that I was sucked into your little quiz because I was sure that you would say that traveling was A WHOLE LOT MORE THAN SIMPLE THRILL SEEKING! But now I get it. Your ANSWER is trying to reel us in. Thrills! Wow! Let's go! Let's do it! Hey yeah, that really does sound thrilling. How sneaky of you."

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Bravo to 100% of you! I really enjoyed your responses. Thank you.

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I've No Time For A Big Build-Up, Take Me To The Article's Focus, Right This Second!

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Open Up A Can Of Worms (or alternate...) Q And A And More Q

{Please Hold. Cyber-Article-Assistant Creating Premise. Premise Created. Displaying.}

From time to time, the writers of this or that column, with this or that large publication, will break from their agenda and answer their mailbag.

{Premise Error. Cyber-Article-Assistant Stalled.}

Jeez. Some great program you are! You can't even match the premise to the writer. First of all, program, I am not with a large publication (yet), and I do not write columns. I write articles (grinning like a split-hair). In addition, I don't have a mailbag. I have email.

And my agenda needs no breaking away from, as it suits me just fine. Therefore, I am completely unlike that premise.

{Premise Overload. Cyber-Article-Assistant Entering Self-Destruct Mode.}

Take that, you program! I can make up my own ideas. I don't need some software telling me what to write!

Dagnabit, when I was young, we wrote our articles with pointy sticks on tree bark! We didn't need no moddie-coddlin', high-falutin pc tellin' us whatfor! IN MY DAY WE...oops. Sorry 'bout that. Flashback to a time I never knew.

So, where am I going with this article? (Please insert the dishonorable running-gag here.) Actually, I'm going to the same place as that program suggested. I just hate to see IT get all the credit.

To continue, I harped upon the wonderful-age-of-the-net in the last article, but let me just digress further (as that is half the fun of being here), and say this about that. Technology rocks. So there.

And while we're here, thinking about technology rocking, consider the simple beauty of email {premise fulfilled:}.

Never before, have we had the opportunity to connect so quickly, and so easily, with so many. Speaking as one (that would be me) who yaps via email, world-wide-all-the-time (ooh la la), I find that the most interesting aspect of us (100% of us:), is our similarities.

(Alan calls the signal. And there's the snap:)

There must be a lot of us thinking the same things, because the following email questions, seem to pop up all the time. Perhaps, they are questions that you have wondered. Heck, it might even be your email. Don't worry, I nixed your name (just in case the boss is reading). And, of course, as I am your moderator for this gala (whoopee), I shall relate my comments as well.

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Ehh. We'll get to the email in a second (pausing for a grin).

-Poof. YOU'RE AN ACTOR. You are playing the role of an employee.-

Read your lines please:

"Woo Hoo! Hi Boss! Over here! I'm supposed to be working! I'm not! I'm reading Alan's article! Woo Hoo! Lookie this way!"

-Very good. That was a fine read. Now, you are playing the role of the boss.-

Read your lines please:

"Woo hoo! Hey, you lackeys! You have to work and I don't! I'm surfing the net! I'm not paying any attention to what you're doing! You could be surfing too, and I'd never know! Woo hoo!"

-Very nice read. Thank you. Please leave your glossies with the receptionist.-

(Umm...savor that actor-fresh feeling!)

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And now, a few emails (you get to vote, whether to read more email in the future, at the end of this article:).

"Dear Alan. What was the duration of your longest travel? How long should I expect my travels to be?"

My longest travel was just over four hours, and it was a humdinger. While there are no set rules, regarding the duration of a travel, I would break it down as follows (generally speaking, and not accounting for your talent, individual circumstances, or luck:)...

Alan Guiden's Travel Planner :^)
Type Of Traveler	Low-End Est. Time	High-End Est. Time
First-Time-Ever Traveler	0-1 minute	2-3 minutes
Been-Out-A-Few-Times Traveler	1-5 minutes	6-10 minutes
Every-Few-Weeks Traveler	7-15 minutes	16-30 minutes
Once-A-Week Traveler	10-30 minutes	31-60 minutes
Every-Few-Days Traveler	10-30 minutes	31-60+ minutes
Obsessed-Like-Me Traveler	30-45 minutes	Don't Forget Your Physical

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"Hi Alan. I was just wondering. Am I an oddball? How many others like me, have contacted you, with respect to traveling?"

I have received thousands of letters. You are in no way odd, for pursuing this most interesting experience.

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"Alan, recent discussions on VML (Monroe Institute's Voyagers Mailing list), strongly imply that adequate "non-physical energy" (is required) in order to do "non-physical" type activities, such as traveling, etc. What do you think? Do you go through any preparations that you would consider to be "charging" yourself up before the travel?"

I can't say if my following "focus" (my no-jargon word, of course:), should be considered a nonphysical energy build-up, as discussed by that interesting mailing list. I can say, however, that after my focus, my nonphysical is far more likely to free itself from the physical, and I feel acutely "tuned-in".

At first, the focus sounds deceivingly simple (I'll tell ya why in a second:).

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ONLY ATTEMPT THIS FOCUS, IF YOU ARE IN GOOD HEALTH. IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT ABOUT YOUR HEALTH, DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS FOCUS.

DO THIS ONLY WHILE IN BED.

(trust me friends, this can make you really dizzy:)

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Eyes closed.

Take a slow deep breath. Hold. And release. Do this a few times.

Begin to focus on the center of your forehead, just above and between your eyes.

Now "feel" that spot in your thoughts, very gently at first. Almost as if you were taking your thumb, and placing it there lightly (it might even help to do that prior, so you know how it feels:).

Sounds simple, hmm? Just focus on that spot. Heard it before? Uh-huh. Well, here is the A.G. kicker...

Start a VERY gradual increase on the focus. This should build over the course of 30-45 seconds, to a force upon that spot, that makes you feel as if you are about to give yourself a headache. I'm not kidding.

The force of this focus should start minimal, and gradually, push to the point of unbearable.

And then, just when you are there...

Take that focused force, step it up one more notch (I call this an "over-burst"), and push it hard, three or four times.

Lastly, while you are still at a powerful focus, but no longer "bursting", take that whole focus, and redirect it. Sweep that strong force into a wave, from your head to your feet. WHOOSH!

Then, gently, bring yourself back down.

Take a deep breath and relax. You've earned it.

If you do this focus right, I guarantee you'll know it. It takes a lot of mental-energy to pull off.

Again, I can't say whether this increases nonphysical energy (and, at the expense of a temporary mental-energy depletion). But I can say this:

This focus never fails to loosen up my ol' nonphysical.

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"Alan, why is there no more of this in the media (other than Geraldo)?"

Because the whole of traveling, is objective fluff (grinning like a tease:).

Seriously, although the media has done only luke-warm coverage of traveling, there is a great interest in harnessing such psi-abilities. This includes; traveling, remote viewing, psychometry, etc.

For a closer look, you might wish to visit:

The International News Agency For Frontier Sciences

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"Hello there Alan. I have a question. What is the greatest distance you have gone during a travel? Am I limited on how far I can travel?"

My greatest distance? Hmm. Far beyond our localized planets, but not to the nearest star, and YOU can do it too.

More specifically, on my furthest travel, I was just toddling along (not at all the best way to get there, where ever there might be:), and ended up in relatively deep space.

After a bit of this, I said to my spacy-self (as I was the only one there), "Gee, I've been out a long time. I'm just staring at those far off stars, and I'm not much closer now than when I started!" This was followed by more pondering, that was followed by my decision to return to the physical.

And while we're on your interesting question, I'd like to add the following:

Distance is not a really a hinderance to "average" traveling, due to the speed at which you can move. But that's not to say, that if you wish to visit the next galaxy, you won't be late for dinner. It's still a long way off. The speed of arrival, to your destination, is determined by the method you choose to get there (i.e., quick traveling, as opposed to mapping each step of the travel).

Also, distance while nonphysical, is not just linear (from here to there). Picture this:

There you are. You are nonphysical, in your living room. You are vibrating just a bit faster than that of your physical surroundings. You get a hankering to increase your vibrations and float through a few walls. You're focused. Poof. Suddenly, you are much more centered. Your entire being, now seems to come from one point. Oh. And your nonphysical body has flown the coop.

Your line: What happened to my nonphysical body? It's gone!

You must have increased your vibe beyond the frequency of that slower-vibrating, nonphysical body. You will now travel, much like a free-floating dot (mental traveling).

Your line: Eep!!! Where's the living room?

You are now vibrating at a frequency beyond the physical environment. Therefore, your perception is focused where you are now. In other words, the physical environment is still there, but not observed by you, at this moment.

Your line: What should I do???

Relax. Enjoy yourself and have a look around:).

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Okay. That should be enough (or more than enough:) email for this article.

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As always, please write regarding your questions, attempts and successes.

Alan Guiden

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Technology Does Rock (But Surf Safe)!

1. Pick up the very latest virus scan, and scan at least weekly.

2. Disable java from your browser and do not allow "cookies".

3. Virus-scan everything you download from the net.

4. Set an "App" in your browser, that points all doc-files and excel-files to "word-view" or "excel-view"; not wordpad, word, or wordperfect etc.

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Alan's Agenda As Always: To help you to travel.

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Hi! What are you doing here in limbo? Oh. You're trying to rush through the article. Okay, if you really want to. Clicking here, bypasses almost the entire article, and jumps right to the focus.

Otherwise, click here to return to the big build-up:).