Is it possible to tweak human existence and go beyond material life, detach from its needs?
Ascended masters are known of doing that. They are kind of saints, there are examples in all religions. Ascended masters are beings that no longer need incarnation to grow, their vibration raised above what material world has to offer. Even thou sometimes they are visiting us. They rather aren’t homesick because it’s not their home. Perhaps they are just nostalgic to serve humanity. We won’t ascend until we realize and put in practice that we are god-like not ego-like. Ego is a tool to progress and find other solutions. Ascended master is not a single person but it is rather a collective entity, it is known and labeled as its most popular incarnation.

I will give two examples: Lord Lanto and Quan Yin.

Lord Lanto was an ancient Chinese master who lived about 400 B.C. He is said to have accomplished more than any other master of earth. He developed the light in his heart to such a degree that it shone like a golden sun through his flesh.
Lanto was the Emperor Chan (Chan is a Chinese word for perfection) of China during a time of great light and a magnificent age. He stressed honesty and integrity among the people.
Lord Lanto is Master of the Ray of Wisdom and Truth, and guidance of Man’s spiritual destiny. Any student or teacher may call upon him. Lanto has an Etheric retreat over the Grand Teton Mountains, Wyoming, USA. Lord Lanto has had many incarnations on Earth. In his final incarnation, his adoration of God and his determination to prove that all humans may expand their own Divine Spark as he himself had done was demonstrated physically by the manifestation of a golden light which shone out through his chest. He ascended around 500BC.
What would Lanto say to us today? Perhaps He would encourage us to follow the truth and make studying an exciting exploration.

Quan Yin is the great goddess and Mother of Compassion, loved and revered throughout Asia, a beautiful expression of Divine Mother.
Quan Yin is associated with the earth, fertility, and birth, and healing. She is the eastern counterpart of Mother Mary and she works to balance the feminine energy. Her proper name is Kuan Shih Yin and means “She who harkens to the cries of the world”. According to legend, Kuan Yin was about to enter heaven but paused on the threshold as the cries of the world reached her ears. Following her ascension Quan Yin turned back to save others and made this pledge – “Never will I seek, nor receive, private individual salvation, never will I enter into final peace alone, but forever and everywhere will I live and strive for the redemption of every creature throughout the world from the bonds of conditioned existence”. She is often pictured riding on a dragon.
In Tibetan Buddhism Quan Yin is seen in her male form as Avalokitesvara. Some feel that the current Dali Lama is an incarnation of Avalokitesvara. It is thought that the female form of Avalokitesvara, Quan Yin, originated in the twelfth or thirteenth century in both China and Japan. As the Bodhisattva of Compassion (Bodhisattva = Buddhist worthy of nirvana who postpones it to help others), She hears the cries of all beings.

The information above is what is available on the internet, I have no evidence that it is true. When I will reach enlightenment and ascend I will ask those two above and tell you . If that’s true then it is possible for every one of us to do similar or even greater things.

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