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Steve Glanz

Steve Glanz

Researcher and writer, Novato CA. At the edges — questions at the boundary of what science explains, what philosophy frames, and what we might build.

The Big Picture

2 min readAug 12, 2026

• What if we could all see beyond the veil into the spirit world, substituting knowledge for faith?
• What if we could all see the human energy field in detail and do amazing healings?
• What if we could all commune with our ancestors effortlessly?
• What if we could all know history with absolute certainty?
• What if we could all access our akashik records easily?
• What if we could all teleport and time travel?
• What if we could all materialize anything at will? No hunger, no wants of any kind?
• What if death becomes a choice, a conscious transit between the physical and nonphysical space at will, in spite of illness and accidents?
• What if we could dismantle dark forces who have created artificial boundaries to horde power?
• What if all these supernatural feats are available to everyone, not unlike Siddha yogis who can perform miracles of all kinds effortlessly because they are that much closer to Source?
• What if these developments could usher in an unprecedented age of peace

I claim that we can design technology to connect with the invisible universe. These questions are addressed in my eBook: “Engineering the Invisible — A Research Program for Transmaterialization Technology.”

Beginning with Instrumental Transcommunication as a starting point, an area of research that has been going on for 120 years, and adjacent paranormal research, consciousness studies, and theory-of-everything physics, I pose these questions and seek practical answers in research in development.

We can wait for revelation, mass spiritual awakening, collective vibrational upgrading, or ET intervention. We may be waiting forever, given the promises of these predictions that never come to pass. Or, we can lift ourselves up by our own bootstraps.

As with any emerging technology, there are risks and ethical issues to tackle. We may discover that the existing Universal design is optimal and should not be tampered with. But if we fail to explore this final frontier in an age of high technology, where everyone on the planet could theoretically access these realities through their phones or something similar, supporting our natural evolution, and scaling in a way that is not possible with those other interventions, we’ll be missing out on a golden window of opportunity.

Follow this and other posts on my Substack Page: https://sglanz.substack.com/p/the-big-picture?r=59s11l&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Check out my book on Amazon and other publishers, and through academic papers.

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Steve Glanz
Steve Glanz

Written by Steve Glanz

Researcher and writer, Novato CA. At the edges — questions at the boundary of what science explains, what philosophy frames, and what we might build.