They called it supersonic, but there was a little more to it. It did, however, have to do with breaking the sound barrier with little more than your body. We had the technology, which amounted to a very strapped in person on a circular track, although it turned out it required a ‘turning’ as well, so it had to become a torus before this was found. I’m not clear on the technology part of it so this is probably not wholly right but it was something like, the person’s brain — perhaps even their crown chakra given it was exposed to the motion/wind — was ‘pushed’ into what amounted to ‘a parallel world in another frequency’.

Now at first, this didn’t go well. First of all, the initial appearance in the other world was a mess, weird and frightening and sort of staccato, which generally caused anyone present in that world, when it happened, to freak out and do something that at best sent our people ‘back here’ — a little mentally messed up sometimes — or actually killed them.

Secondly, the initial shift into that world was freaking confusing for the ‘pilot’ so to speak, and it literally was as if everything were upside down and backward and sideways, a kaleidoscope of total chaos. During this they were usually here–or dominantly so…–at the same time, but you know, kind of freaking out and completely unable to function because instead of perceiving linear reality here, they were perceiving a ‘blender’