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Teleportation
Also known as Phase In/Out · Phasing
Real topic · speculative overlay
Meaning, context and sourced connections in the Great Awakening Map.
Locate on the interactive mapIn the map’s worldview
Esoteric interpretation
Within this worldview, the visible, solid world is only one level of reality. A being’s vibration or state of consciousness supposedly affects how it occupies and moves through that reality. Corey Goode describes beings of other spiritual “densities” travelling by thought and matching a destination’s frequency. He also describes technology-assisted travel through a network of portals.
Read in this context, teleportation represents freedom from ordinary bodily and spatial limits: advanced beings can access aspects of reality that humanity normally cannot. Goode distinguishes movement within one dimension from changing dimensions or spiritual density, so teleportation does not automatically mean ascension.
An interpretive reading of the poster and the sources below.
Sources for this interpretation · 2
- Creator’s English V10 poster — topic and surrounding narrativeBelief / proponent source
Records the Teleportation label or surrounding claims. The explanation of its narrative role is an interpretive reading.
- Corey Goode — portal travel, other densities and travel by thoughtBelief / proponent source
Distinguishes portal transport, dimensional travel and thought-based travel in Goode’s account.
Illustrated field note
The body, or the information?
Within the poster, phasing in and out implies that advanced beings can cross the limits of ordinary material existence. That belongs to its higher-density cosmology. The lower diagram shows the distinct physics meaning: quantum teleportation uses an entangled pair and a classical message to transfer a quantum state. It does not transport a person or demonstrate the poster’s travel claims.
Illustration credit & sources
Original explanatory diagram created for this map; source concepts are credited below. No source image reproduced.
Definition & background
Here, teleportation means the claimed ability of advanced extraterrestrial or higher-density beings to appear and disappear from ordinary physical reality. The English poster labels it “Phase In/Out” inside the Galactic Federation / Sphere Being Alliance area, alongside descriptions of multidimensional and spiritually evolved beings.
Evidence & research
These are esoteric and disclosure-narrative claims, not established abilities. Experimental quantum teleportation transfers a quantum state using entanglement and classical communication; it does not transport a person or demonstrate the poster’s “phasing” claim.
About these sources
The caption and placement come directly from the English poster. The frequency explanation comes from Goode’s related account. The broader esoteric reading is an interpretation of these sources, not a quotation from the map’s creator.
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- Original English V10 — Teleportation / Phase In/Out in the Galactic Federation areaBelief / proponent source
- Corey Goode — portal travel, other densities and travel by thoughtBelief / proponent source
- NASA: Quantum Communication 101, teleportationReference / research
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Related topics
These relationships describe what the map and its cited sources say. A connection does not establish that a claim is true.
Claim made by the poster or its sources
Stargates & portals
Teleportation is a claimed function of → Stargates & portals
Goode describes portals as near-instant transport mechanisms. This alleged transport of people differs from experimental quantum-state teleportation.
Sources for this connection
- Corey Goode: portal travel, torsion fields and the Cosmic WebBelief / proponent source
Claim made by the poster or its sources
Philadelphia Experiment
Philadelphia Experiment alleges teleportation of a Navy ship → Teleportation
The Naval History and Heritage Command identifies the legend’s specific claim: a destroyer supposedly moved from Philadelphia to Norfolk through teleportation. Its archival review found no supporting record of such an experiment.
Sources for this connection
- U.S. Navy: Philadelphia Experiment legend and archive reviewReference / research