Difference in time

Brinty · 03-03-2009, 05:21 AM

I'm currently reading John Gribbin's Schrodinger's Kittens and the Search for reality - Solving the Quantum Mysteries.

What I'm reading is making it easier to understand and accept the concept of multiple dimensions. Also I can come to grips with the fact that everything has already happened and we are looking at reality wrongly.

I'll just quote one point:

"The Lorentz transformation tells us that time stands still for an object moving at the speed of light. From the point of view of the photon, of course, it is everything else is rushing past at the speed of light. And under such extreme conditions, the Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction reduces the distance between all objects to zero. You can either say that time does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it is everywhere along its path (everywhere in the Universe) at once; or you can say that distance does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it 'touches' everything in the Universe at once."

This could explain the concept of when we are in a higher vibratory state, we only have to think of being somewhere, and KAPOW! we're there. I can't wait to try that out.

Care to hold my hand futureyes as we head for the great beyond?

dayzero · 03-03-2009, 06:25 AM

Hi all, yeah feeling alot of what you're all posting too...

i've been eating flakes of gold [im serious] and this seems to have kicked off time-travel for me even more than was happening already .....

the gold flakes was just an idea of mine.
and they're really quite cheap on ebay / goldscrap;

anyway, the other evening I drove to london to see my godson...
driving down a dark street that i know well, no cars, nothing.....then ALL OF A SUDDEN, like out of time, there's car next to me, in fact almost crashing into me but driving parallel with me....London being what it is these days i lock all the doors and resolve not to stop for anything, especially a bad driver in a time-slip. also I lived there long enough to know that you're be seconds form death by knife wielding maniac if you get out the car.
but that car wasn't there, and then it was.

.....the gold flakes seem to work well in meditation......and I hold silver while I meditate. don't know why, I just got into it.
in fact, best is if you lie down and put the silver on your forehead and it seems to activate the pineal by transferring heat from it....and you doze off into an out-of-time-trance

of course, what i really want is monatomic or colloidal gold, but i looked into making that and i need a lab. I suppose i could buy some, I've not looked into that yet as I'm skint now.... so, anyway, i thought, well, lets chew some flakes [tiny tiny amounts] and direct the body to break it up as small as it can.....and it does do 'something'

the colloidal silver however, is days away as I have just ordered some silver wire.

hmm......I've become a metal head!

Mudança · 03-03-2009, 07:01 AM

I have had many instances of intense deja-vu. I literally have to stop in my tracks and consider if I'm even awake.

I've found myself questioning the way we generally perceive time.
The kind of time that we use as a reference point is simply a measurement of motion. Before watches we had sundials, and these measure the passage of light throughout the day as the Earth and Sun proceed in their orbits.

I don't think many people consider "real" time as something separate. Something which varies depending on the certain forces in a given area/portion of Space.

For instance, in the "time" it takes for the passing of a second on a watch here, an infinity of time may have passed somewhere else.

So if we're seeing a shift in the vibrational energies of our solar system, it wouldn't be inconceivable to find that some form of time distortion may result.

Does anyone understand what I mean, or have I lost the plot

futureyes · 03-03-2009, 07:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brinty

I'm currently reading John Gribbin's Schrodinger's Kittens and the Search for reality - Solving the Quantum Mysteries.

What I'm reading is making it easier to understand and accept the concept of multiple dimensions. Also I can come to grips with the fact that everything has already happened and we are looking at reality wrongly.

I'll just quote one point:

"The Lorentz transformation tells us that time stands still for an object moving at the speed of light. From the point of view of the photon, of course, it is everything else is rushing past at the speed of light. And under such extreme conditions, the Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction reduces the distance between all objects to zero. You can either say that time does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it is everywhere along its path (everywhere in the Universe) at once; or you can say that distance does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it 'touches' everything in the Universe at once."

This could explain the concept of when we are in a higher vibratory state, we only have to think of being somewhere, and KAPOW! we're there. I can't wait to try that out.

Care to hold my hand futureyes as we head for the great beyond?

i'm with you brinty ...

to infinity ... and beyond!!!

"KAPOW!"

brinty ... i actually believe we're not that far off with this ...

this type of travel has been on my mind for weeks now ... can't seem to let it go ... how to do this ... hmm ...

when i figure it out ... i'll contact you ... we'll travel together ... hand in hand ... do you want to lead or shall i ...

phenominal newness in store for us soon ... already so much is evolving ...
we're in it now ... and it is SO exciting ...

Humble Janitor · 03-03-2009, 09:11 AM

If I might add, time is so fast that I often don't even notice the days. They all feel the same to me and I can't even remember the dates or I don't bother because the next day will be by in only a few hours.

Perhaps it's my job and schedule. Third shift is really strange when you think of it. You're not quite working on Monday or Tuesday. You're working the transition from Monday night into Tuesday morning.

However, I have become quite adept at time management when i do have the time to manage. I can do more things with the time I have and accomplish them. The only problem is that menial tasks such as laundry, washing dishes and preparing meals get neglected. Gotta find that balance again.

Brinty · 03-03-2009, 09:45 AM

I'm absolutely convinced that time is going faster. As a kid I couldn't wait for the weekend to come around. Now, a month seems to pass quicker than a week used to. In conversation with my wife today I mentioned our new neighbors' dinner party of a few months ago. She looked at me with despair and said that it was actually over two years ago.

I didn't argue, as she often gets thing wrong and I didn't want to embarrass her by pointing out her errors. The fact that they had a daughter after they moved in and she is now two years old, just proves what I'm saying - that the years are passing quicker and quicker.

Brinty · 03-03-2009, 09:52 AM

Futureyes, neither of us will lead the other - we'll march boldly into the future side by side - although, KAPOW! might be more like a train ride with jet assisted acceleration.

WHEEEEEEEE! Bring it on.

rhythm · 03-03-2009, 10:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brinty

Futureyes, neither of us will lead the other - we'll march boldly into the future side by side - although, KAPOW! might be more like a train ride with jet assisted acceleration.

WHEEEEEEEE! Bring it on.

IM with brinty and future eyes on this one

WWWOOOEEEEEEEEEEE.

Malletzky · 03-03-2009, 10:27 AM

Brinty, Futureyes, this kind of instantly travelling, this concept of “just think of being somewhere else” and you’re already there, is something which I’ve been visualising for a long time ago, even before the shift of my own consciousness which occurred 7-8 years ago.

At the beginning, and unfortunately still until the present time, many seem to laugh when I present the concept of “beaming” (I use this word only while explaining the concept to other people who do not really grasp what’s going on).

But...I just knew then and I know today, that this is possible and that we’ll be able to accomplish this one day...

I for example am very good when it comes to anticipate the time remaining when I do something, no matter what.

When I drive for example, almost in an instant I know when I will arrive to the point B. Somehow, I consider all what could happen (accidents, traffic holdups etc.) and no matter how far I must drive, I usually get the right time of arrival...Like I would get all this informations from my higher self, floating above the streets and telling me what’s going on...

I feel a very big inner pressure to expand my consciousness, and I somehow “know” that this is related to time. Not the linear time, but TIME.
And that makes me feel at the present, that I’m just in a kind of state of lack of time.

I feel that the linear time is too slow for me and my perceptions during the last few months. And it is getting worster...

Aahh, pretty weird to express these feelings in words

. I hope you can follow my thoughts. Any suggestions or similar experiences?

with

malletzky

Brinty · 03-03-2009, 11:11 AM

Malletzky, the concept of instant location to anywhere in the Universe is mentioned numerous times in Dolores Cannons books specifically The Custodians and Between Death and Life.

The last one is available as a free download from the Avalon Library at

http://projectavalon.net/joomla/

Just scroll down till you come to Channelled Works on the right hand side. It should be the first entry.

Malletzky · 03-03-2009, 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brinty

Malletzky, the concept of instant location to anywhere in the Universe is mentioned numerous times in Dolores Cannons books specifically The Custodians and Between Death and Life.

The last one is available as a free download from the Avalon Library at

http://projectavalon.net/joomla/

Just scroll down till you come to Channelled Works on the right hand side. It should be the first entry.

Thanks Brinty, I'll check this...

03-03-2009, 12:53 PM

Just having kids can mess with your time in years. Where did it all go. I think I have a hole in my clock pocket.

But time is changing, the season aren(t as they were, so that can mess with the biological clock inside?

burgundia · 03-03-2009, 06:58 PM

i experienced something strange last week. Last Tuesday I got up at 6:30, i did everything I do routinely in the morning, I left for work in a hurry and I got there at 7:45. the next day, on Wednesday I got up at the same time, i did my morning routine, I even had the same thing for breakfast. I was taking my time doing things slowly , I left for work and I got there at 7:30 ( 15 minutes earlier than the day before, without haste). I walk 12 minutes to work so it wasn't a matter of traffic or anything like that.

03-03-2009, 05:21 AM	#1
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Difference in time I'm currently reading John Gribbin's Schrodinger's Kittens and the Search for reality - Solving the Quantum Mysteries. What I'm reading is making it easier to understand and accept the concept of multiple dimensions. Also I can come to grips with the fact that everything has already happened and we are looking at reality wrongly. I'll just quote one point: "The Lorentz transformation tells us that time stands still for an object moving at the speed of light. From the point of view of the photon, of course, it is everything else is rushing past at the speed of light. And under such extreme conditions, the Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction reduces the distance between all objects to zero. You can either say that time does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it is everywhere along its path (everywhere in the Universe) at once; or you can say that distance does not exist for an electromagnetic wave, so that it 'touches' everything in the Universe at once." This could explain the concept of when we are in a higher vibratory state, we only have to think of being somewhere, and KAPOW! we're there. I can't wait to try that out. Care to hold my hand futureyes as we head for the great beyond?

03-03-2009, 06:25 AM	#2
dayzero Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Southern England Posts: 458	Re: Difference in time Hi all, yeah feeling alot of what you're all posting too... i've been eating flakes of gold [im serious] and this seems to have kicked off time-travel for me even more than was happening already ..... the gold flakes was just an idea of mine. and they're really quite cheap on ebay / goldscrap; anyway, the other evening I drove to london to see my godson... driving down a dark street that i know well, no cars, nothing.....then ALL OF A SUDDEN, like out of time, there's car next to me, in fact almost crashing into me but driving parallel with me....London being what it is these days i lock all the doors and resolve not to stop for anything, especially a bad driver in a time-slip. also I lived there long enough to know that you're be seconds form death by knife wielding maniac if you get out the car. but that car wasn't there, and then it was. .....the gold flakes seem to work well in meditation......and I hold silver while I meditate. don't know why, I just got into it. in fact, best is if you lie down and put the silver on your forehead and it seems to activate the pineal by transferring heat from it....and you doze off into an out-of-time-trance of course, what i really want is monatomic or colloidal gold, but i looked into making that and i need a lab. I suppose i could buy some, I've not looked into that yet as I'm skint now.... so, anyway, i thought, well, lets chew some flakes [tiny tiny amounts] and direct the body to break it up as small as it can.....and it does do 'something' the colloidal silver however, is days away as I have just ordered some silver wire. hmm......I've become a metal head!

03-03-2009, 07:01 AM	#3
Mudança Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Surrey, UK Posts: 18	Re: Difference in time I have had many instances of intense deja-vu. I literally have to stop in my tracks and consider if I'm even awake. I've found myself questioning the way we generally perceive time. The kind of time that we use as a reference point is simply a measurement of motion. Before watches we had sundials, and these measure the passage of light throughout the day as the Earth and Sun proceed in their orbits. I don't think many people consider "real" time as something separate. Something which varies depending on the certain forces in a given area/portion of Space. For instance, in the "time" it takes for the passing of a second on a watch here, an infinity of time may have passed somewhere else. So if we're seeing a shift in the vibrational energies of our solar system, it wouldn't be inconceivable to find that some form of time distortion may result. Does anyone understand what I mean, or have I lost the plot

03-03-2009, 09:11 AM	#5
Humble Janitor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,201	Re: Difference in time If I might add, time is so fast that I often don't even notice the days. They all feel the same to me and I can't even remember the dates or I don't bother because the next day will be by in only a few hours. Perhaps it's my job and schedule. Third shift is really strange when you think of it. You're not quite working on Monday or Tuesday. You're working the transition from Monday night into Tuesday morning. However, I have become quite adept at time management when i do have the time to manage. I can do more things with the time I have and accomplish them. The only problem is that menial tasks such as laundry, washing dishes and preparing meals get neglected. Gotta find that balance again.

03-03-2009, 09:45 AM	#6
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Difference in time I'm absolutely convinced that time is going faster. As a kid I couldn't wait for the weekend to come around. Now, a month seems to pass quicker than a week used to. In conversation with my wife today I mentioned our new neighbors' dinner party of a few months ago. She looked at me with despair and said that it was actually over two years ago. I didn't argue, as she often gets thing wrong and I didn't want to embarrass her by pointing out her errors. The fact that they had a daughter after they moved in and she is now two years old, just proves what I'm saying - that the years are passing quicker and quicker.

03-03-2009, 09:52 AM	#7
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Difference in time Futureyes, neither of us will lead the other - we'll march boldly into the future side by side - although, KAPOW! might be more like a train ride with jet assisted acceleration. WHEEEEEEEE! Bring it on.

03-03-2009, 10:27 AM	#9
Malletzky Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: It doesn't matter any more Posts: 534	Re: Difference in time Brinty, Futureyes, this kind of instantly travelling, this concept of “just think of being somewhere else” and you’re already there, is something which I’ve been visualising for a long time ago, even before the shift of my own consciousness which occurred 7-8 years ago. At the beginning, and unfortunately still until the present time, many seem to laugh when I present the concept of “beaming” (I use this word only while explaining the concept to other people who do not really grasp what’s going on). But...I just knew then and I know today, that this is possible and that we’ll be able to accomplish this one day... I for example am very good when it comes to anticipate the time remaining when I do something, no matter what. When I drive for example, almost in an instant I know when I will arrive to the point B. Somehow, I consider all what could happen (accidents, traffic holdups etc.) and no matter how far I must drive, I usually get the right time of arrival...Like I would get all this informations from my higher self, floating above the streets and telling me what’s going on... I feel a very big inner pressure to expand my consciousness, and I somehow “know” that this is related to time. Not the linear time, but TIME. And that makes me feel at the present, that I’m just in a kind of state of lack of time. I feel that the linear time is too slow for me and my perceptions during the last few months. And it is getting worster... Aahh, pretty weird to express these feelings in words . I hope you can follow my thoughts. Any suggestions or similar experiences? with malletzky

03-03-2009, 11:11 AM	#10
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Difference in time Malletzky, the concept of instant location to anywhere in the Universe is mentioned numerous times in Dolores Cannons books specifically The Custodians and Between Death and Life. The last one is available as a free download from the Avalon Library at http://projectavalon.net/joomla/ Just scroll down till you come to Channelled Works on the right hand side. It should be the first entry.

03-03-2009, 12:53 PM	#12
lawlessline Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Difference in time Just having kids can mess with your time in years. Where did it all go. I think I have a hole in my clock pocket. But time is changing, the season aren(t as they were, so that can mess with the biological clock inside?

03-03-2009, 06:58 PM	#13
burgundia Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 3,442	Re: Difference in time i experienced something strange last week. Last Tuesday I got up at 6:30, i did everything I do routinely in the morning, I left for work in a hurry and I got there at 7:45. the next day, on Wednesday I got up at the same time, i did my morning routine, I even had the same thing for breakfast. I was taking my time doing things slowly , I left for work and I got there at 7:30 ( 15 minutes earlier than the day before, without haste). I walk 12 minutes to work so it wasn't a matter of traffic or anything like that.