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Let’s explore the concept of time from a non-linear perspective. Imagine our reality as a vast landscape, where different points in space are like different countries, separated by physical distance. For example, if you live in the US and your family is in Italy, these two locations exist simultaneously, separated by an ocean. If planes stop flying, you can’t travel there, but the locations still exist.
Now, let’s expand this concept to include time. From a non-linear viewpoint, or a “larger system,” time periods separated by thousands of years can be seen as distinct locations that exist concurrently, much like the US and Italy. They are always there, it’s just that our capacity to “travel” there is currently limited.
To understand this better, think of our reality in digital terms, like a massive database. Each point in time and space is a location in this database where data can be read from or written to. Our typical perception of time dictates that we can only write data in forward increments, effectively “locking” us out of the past.
However, our database is part of a larger system, a super-database if you will. From this higher perspective, all points in time and space are accessible. It’s like running a scan on the database that necessitates locking it until the scan is complete. Our current perception of time is a result of this “lock,” which is temporary and will eventually be lifted.
This concept helps explain the belief in higher planes of existence that aren’t bound by our linear perception of time. These planes operate without these restrictions because the “database lock” doesn’t apply to them. Our current time-bound state is temporary and will eventually give way to a reality where all points in time and space can be accessed freely.
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Expanding our understanding, our consciousness, necessitates that we craft a personalized framework, a foundational structure from which we can uncover the obscured portions of our perception. Consider our familiar, linear concept of time - it serves us well within our daily realities. However, to fully engage with the grander, cosmic system we’re part of, we must be ready to cast aside such linear limitations.
In the realm of the larger universe, time as we know it ceases to hold sway. Instead, we encounter a non-linear existence, where everything is happening simultaneously, collapsing past, present, and future into a singular point of ‘now’. This concept may seem daunting, and it’s perfectly alright if you don’t grasp it immediately. If the understanding of non-linear time eludes you, let that be your initial goal. Strive to comprehend this principle first, for it forms the very basis upon which greater expansions of consciousness can occur.
Without a clear grasp of this concept, progressing further might prove challenging. Like a key that unlocks a door, understanding non-linear time opens the way to vast, unexplored territories of consciousness. So, set your sight on this understanding and, step by step, build the unique framework that will guide your journey to expanded consciousness. Remember, every profound journey starts with a single, determined step.
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The “time” in its essence is nonlinear - the past can be rewritten and thus it cannot be called time, but something else entirely.
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The human body is being a very good teacher to me of late.
Somersaulting in the air and falling splat on the ground feels like the most natural thing to do in hindsight. And yet when my partner flipped me over in class earlier today, I realised it was something I hadn’t experienced since I was a child. And for a split second it was an outer-body experience. Primarily cos my psychological mind got no chance to label or categorize the event real-time at the speed it happenned in. Which can’t help but bring me to the conclusion that the human experience minus the psychological mind is an outer-body experience by default - and it’s polar opposite, the mind-body experience is an inherently intellectual concept at best which falls apart instantly during events which the everyday brain can’t put in a box based on archival information. As children, I’m pretty sure we were having outer-body experiences all the time until language, words, conditioning and other labels eventually put it away in boxes going on to create an objective reality. One that a machine this powerful (the psychological mind) eventually managed to cloud the non-linear self with layers and layers of information with the passage of time, another concept increasingly debatable in it’s existence.
Point being, I had an awesome day. Hope you did too.
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