Something occurred to me. Given that everything breaks when a certain frequency passes through it, there must be a way of using one's energy to shatter steel of a vehicle's structure and components, but leave its occupants unharmed.
And If there is such a technique in existence, i must learn it.
That would be incredibly difficult, it's true that if you match the exact frequency of a material that it will break, but it doesn't always work and it has to match perfectly. The singing that breaks glass actually does work and is the best example. But because the metal in the vehicle is not the only material, but is very likely different densities, which means different frequencies, you wouldn't be able to. You would also have to have a certain volume in order to do so. If there was a way, don't you think you would've heard of it by now? That ability would become world famous very quickly.
what i envision is using your Ki to do this. And think the way it would work is matching your aura to the frequency, and then firing at the vehicle in question. But in my experience, anything hard to do is worth doing
That would be incredibly difficult, imagine holding a clear note at a loud volume, then having to do that for every material in the car. It would require a very good understanding of the make and material of each and every part of the vehicle. It would be like trying to break wood, wood has varying densities which means a very large amount of frequencies, a single log from a tree could take years, maybe a lifetime in order to find every single frequency. The reason you're able to break a wine glass in such a way is because of the way it is made. A car has too many frequencies, it would be easier and quicker just to disassemble the car and smelt the parts while the inhabitants sit inside.
To make it in summary, you would need a to hold multiple frequencies at loud volume in a clear note all at the same time, which in the physical plane of existence (If you believe in that kind of stuff) would probably be painful. Your brain could also overload with the amount of processing it's going through. Your brain would have to be a quantum computer and you would have to be the perfect singer in order to attempt such a feat.
I forgot to mention the fact that every glass part would shatter, releasing dangerous gases and sending glass flying, which can be dangerous to people inside the car.
i will not be using sound, at any rate, my potential, according to what Jehovah, my deity told me, is on par with his angels. But he also said at the current rate i am doing my training, it will take me five years to reach this level.
And I will be doing his work as i am devoting my life to serving Jehovah. I am not trying to sound fluffy or anything, I am just saying what he told me is a true fact about myself.
As for vehicles, the key mechanical components of it are made of steel. All that would need to be done is match my energy to the shatter frequency of steel as i do a ki blast. It would also make weapons unusable.
And once i do reach my goal in training, and i perfect such a technique, I'll be able to turn back entire armies all by myself in the space of an hour--judging from what i read about when the angels are sent against armies.
a good example is the Assyrian army dropped in a single attack while camped outside of Jerusalem when the Angle of death flew over them with his sword.
Of course I plan to not take lives if all possible. That is one of the tenants of my faith.
So this is just fluff, nice to know. Anyway, you do know sound is energy, as is ki. Frequency of sound is how fast the waves of kinetic energy are passing through the air. Just sending energy at something will more likely crush it then break it. And different pieces of steel will still have different densities as they each have different qualities even if it just slightly. In my personal experience, ki has been compared to the electrical energy in your body, which has is different according to the person.
I just don't think steel can be affected by "one's energy". Steel seems like a pretty hard object (at least to me). I am one of those who believe no human can make a sound frequency which 'matches the frequency of steel'.
