Time Travel - you do it every day.

[ghostrider]

For those who don't believe time travel is possible, bear with me. You woke this morning, in the now. You travelled to the future/afternoon, remembering the morning/the past, you travel to the evening/the future , and the next day you remember the day before , the past right. Everyday we are in the past, present, and always moving to the future. If the earth did not rotate, and the sun stayed at the 9'oclock position forever , what day would it be ? It would always be now. Everyday is the same day only our perception changes. Most already got this, but I always looked at time linear, point a to point b . Remove the earth's rotation and the game changes. Time is an illusion. I would very much like to pick the minds of any interested about time travel, the key to our future is our perceptions and experiences , they must be shared for growth. I've been thinking about this for a couple weeks it won't leave my mind. I don't like to start threads but this one requires action from me. I want it out of my mind and settled. anyone ??

[KosmicKat]

I will gladly contribute whatever I can. I used to spend a lot of time trying to get my late father to understand that time is more than just our perception of it because of the chemical processes in the body. He was unable to imagine the possibility that the flow of time might be interrupted without our ever being aware of it simply because of our dependence upon its effects on the physical world we inhabit.

One of the most interesting, and at the same time perplexing views of time which I have encountered is derived from the "Law of One" series of channeled material; that our three-dimensional space and one-dimensional time are mirrored by one-dimensional space and three-dimensional time. Like a flatlander, I can conceive of travelling backward and forward along a single dimension, but the other dimensions?

[Magnus]

Posted by ghostrider (here)
Everyday is the same day only our perception changes

Our metaphysical existence here and now, is of course a result of ever morphing parameters for the reference points wich consolidates our interconnected physical and spiritual reality in "the now".

If there is cause and effect and "the now" are the effect, then we're safe to assume that there indeed is a cause...

[CdnSirian]

I think many of us sense our fluidity in a plastic time hologram. Our brains are set up to keep us focused here enough to get things done in the linear time continuum, but the linear is just one aspect of time, or our perception of it. Hard to describe!

[rgray222]

I believe that the confusing part of understanding time is that we are confronted with two truths at the same time. This is a very confusing thing to try to understand because you are so sure that each one is right but your thought process says there can only be one right way. What I am attempting to say is that we are a soul having a human experience. The human needs mark time, the human needs to judge things in time, time for work, time to get up, time to rest, time to eat, time to take action, etc.

The soul on the other hand does not need to mark time in the human sense. The soul is temporarily in the body to gain a new experience, to grow and to expand our level of consciousness. There may be some form of time the soul understands but it certainly is not marked by human time. It is a bit easier to understand (at least for me) when you think of it as................we are a soul having a human experience, not humans having a soul experience. It is very easy to understand for a fleeting moment but very hard to imprint on your human brain to retain that knowledge.

I honestly believe it is in our collective DNA not to remember some of this information, it is some form of collective amnesia but when we start to break through this barrier we will all lift our level of the 'human consciousness'.

[bogeyman]

Time slips are also a more regular event than we believe. Many of us dont even think about these events. I have had a lot of usual encounters concerning time, but then what is the nature of time, it isnt the measurement of time as we know it.

Link re Time Slips:

http://www.parascience.org.uk/articles/time.htm

Time and Dimensional Travel:

http://paranormal.about.com/od/timea...ion_Travel.htm

[ghostrider]

thanks everyone, time slips are occuring more frequently these days. Last week some things I looked at seem to go holographic like they were not real, I was seeing two but knowing there was only one. It was like I saw layers of things, hard to put into words, it came out of nowhere. The more I focused on it the more layers i saw and the more they waved back and forth together in sort of a harmony/vibration wave , I know it was real, my thinking brain says ooops that was nothing, my spiritual brain/soul said it was more real than the reality I think is real.

[ghostrider]

Posted by CdnSirian (here)
I think many of us sense our fluidity in a plastic time hologram. Our brains are set up to keep us focused here enough to get things done in the linear time continuum, but the linear is just one aspect of time, or our perception of it. Hard to describe!

exactly , you know it , but the how it works part is the puzzle. Nothing changes , just our perception of what we see or experience. Humans need to know how it works to accept it, if they don't understand it , it usually goes in file 13.(trash can) You know the ego part ( I'm a smart person, My gut tells me blah blah , if it doesn't make sense it can't be correct) mentality. The only way to get answers is ask questions. No one want to lower their ego and appear behind the curve, so sometimes the important questions never get asked. Understanding time travel is helpful, you see ahead and make adjustments now so when the future comes your standing on solid ground while others are sinking , Ingo swan talked of looking forward and they were successful at viewing a target that hadn't been picked yet.

[Fred Steeves]

One very interesting aspect of "time", is that it doesn't necessarily point in any one "direction". IMHO anyway, we're learning/relearning about this stuff on the fly, much like someone who "thinks" they can't swim being tossed into water. One tends to remember how these things work, when pushed to the point of no return.

[ghostrider]

Posted by Fred Steeves (here)
One very interesting aspect of "time", is that it doesn't necessarily point in any one "direction". IMHO anyway, we're learning/relearning about this stuff on the fly, much like someone who "thinks" they can't swim being tossed into water. One tends to remember how these things work, when pushed to the point of no return.

I would agree, you believe you can swim , but when tossed in the water , faced with two choices sink or swim , after the experience you Know you can swim, not just believe. your first nine months of life is in water, you just forgot about it.

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my co-worker had a timeslip today, and felt it before it happened. time is changing the days are getting faster it seems. He said it was the moment before the I've done this before thing.

[Kano]

We all pretty much live our lives with the precept that by acting now we will somehow affect our future.

Something I have always found fascinating about this same model of time is that there is no distinction that would eliminate the possibility that by acting now we can also affect our past.

That one has always fried my noodle when I think about what it could mean.

Time! What a fascinating topic!

[ghostrider]

we are from the past, each revolution of the earth we move to the future, but really nothing changed , it's still yesterday today. flying or driving across time zones you move back and forth in time. freaky.

[Aaron Scharmer]

Thank you ghostrider for your topic. I love thinking about the many ideas related to time travel. Perhaps a fun thing to do is think about what it would be like a dimension higher where time collapses from a line (point A to point B) to simply a point. One point, where all time is now. In my research I'm starting to suspect this is what is going on when people like Dr. Courtney Brown's remote viewers describe, not predict, the future using a temporal out bounder.

Anyone into Brown's work? Lately it has become something of an obsession.