Changing Time lines.

[wolf_rt]

It is my assumption that the past is as malleable as the future.

With this in mind, does anyone else feel that they have 'memories' of past events which didn't occur? Read books that don't exist etc? 'post-monitions' if you will?

when i say memories, i don't really recall what I'm talking about..lol. but i often have the strong impression that things have 'shifted' around me, leaving a strange feeling that i'm missing something that was obvious before.

Anyone care to comment? or am i more insane than i thought. :-)

[king anthony]

How does one know when they are insane!? When they stop asking if they are. You're not alone.

[jorr lundstrom]

Well, there are moments I wish I could say that I dont know wot you are talking about.

A lijttle bit unsusual things happens now, LOL

If you are insane, Im too and many millions more experiencing those things.

I take it easy and you seem too, Im convinced it will be much worse.

So I just dont take myself too serious and we will all get through this.

I hear new explanations every day, but I dont give a damn about these.

So I say, enjoy the ride. :target::target::target:

[Adrift]

Hi wolf_rt, this immediately reminded me of a thread I read over at the David Icke forum (http://forum.davidicke.com/index.php) some time ago.
I tried to track it down just now, and found two threads that discuss the same phenomenon, but I can't find the particular post that stuck in my mind, in which the author described recollections of much loved tracks by well known musicians that... don't actually exist, but which they remember in detail. Very odd. Still have a look through these for some like-minded discourse:

http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=132395
http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=22582