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Doing Away With Time As We See It...

I've always been a little confused about the general concept of time. Maybe I should say "our", as in the western European Gregorian calendar concept. (List of Calendars). The time/space idea is really twisting around in my brain. It just never found a place to rest up there. Electromagnetism? Heard it, saw it, settled. Time space, huh? Show me...Huh? It just doesn't look right. I don't see it - anywhere. Shouldn't I be able to see it? Shouldn't it fit in with the rest of the life structure? Why not? Everything that is real is understandable. Even quantum physics is understandable. When I read the relativity stuff I just stared. One of the thoughts I had was...so what. What has this train got to do with life? And how does that atomic clock work...off the paper. Has it been tested? Can it be tested?

Something that has always stuck in my head is the saying, "As above, so below...". The more I look at it and it's origins I see that if I look "up there" I'll know what is going on "down here". The way the heavens move is the way the visible and the invisible world moves. It is my reference to the structure of all life. What I don't see when I look up is anything that linear. Not one thing. So what should this tell me about time. Well, if time - exists - at all, it should hold to the "as above so below" concept. If it doesn't...it probably isn't real. I spend a lot of "time" looking for what is real. Right now, today, I have my doubts that time exists in the way we're being taught.

One of the ideas about time is it's relationship with the speed of light. We're told that if a person, in time, were to travel from here to here at the speed of light that everything that wasn't - up to speed - would move at a different observable rate: like that atomic clock. Let's see, if I'm traveling at the speed of light, it would take more time for me to make coffee than it would, for say, "you poor buggers still stuck here on earth". The result being that when I finish making my coffee you would have made 70,000 cups and seen your children graduate high school. Is this theory real? They say, in they're reports (they being them who have access to whatever occurrence they're reporting on...) that they have seen evidence of this time difference phenomena with people who went to the space station for extended periods of "time". This would give some credibility to the time/space theory. Or does it? As above so below.

What do I see up there? Well...it rotates. It moves in a circular fashion. Oh...it spins. Everything is spinning. We know "from hard, tested to exhaustion, proven beyond question, scientific experiment, that everything has a unique frequency. The connection between spinning vibratory cycling "things" is universal. We see what is within our sensory frequency. Same with taste, smell, tactile perception and so on. It's all cycling. What you see on your screen is cycling. So many Hz per minute. We know this. So why is time, or space for that matter, moving out of accord with the rest of the structure? What I think is that time, like everything else, is a cycle. This isn't just my wild theory, it's an excepted concept among many of earths peoples. Vedas, aboriginals, Egyptian and Mayans all had the same idea. From there own records they state that this description was "given" to them. For the most part - I would need to study the Veda writings more to say for sure whence their ideas originated. . One thing is clear, right off the bat, it lines up with the rest of what I see. It lines up with what is testable and knowable.

How would this, time as a cycle concept, line up with that space station phenomena? How about that coffee deal? Let's see - Earth - has a certain frequency. A certain vibratory cycling thing all it's own. So do you. You have your, "I'm here in the earth cycle vibrational identity". If we look up again we see that there are many solar systems and many galaxies and they are all doing their individual dance. Are the laws of nature different with each dance? Does each spinning galaxy have it's own nature, it's own observational frequency? Could I see that frequency with my earth frequency senses? If you send a rocket out of the earths orbit the physical properties it runs in to, out there, are different from those on the surface of the earth. It's a different place. This was recorded by the guys who put our first rocket into orbit. See Mr Richard Hoagland for a complete report. But the point is - right there, a few miles away - is a world with different laws. This example is given to represent how different, out there, is: we fill up our cars tank with gas and figure we have about 300 miles till we need to get more - then we hit the highway and drive 530 miles without refueling. The point is, it's a completely different place. Not just different scenery. Newtonian laws, our model of physics - doesn't hold up. So how about time. I think time, like everything else is a cycle. It's the type of time that is referred to as the ages. The zodiac, the precession, the Kali Yuga: all cycles, all visible, all recorded over the history of people recording stuff (Longer than is popular to talk about).

So those astronauts weren't experiencing a linear time phenomena. They were experiencing another place phenomena. Different things happened to them - there - than would have happened - here. Instead of looking at time and space I think we should be looking at time and place. Different places have different laws and different phenomena. Different times. Instead of thinking of time stretching out into the future I see it as a bunch of spheres. Not necessarily in a row. Or in a geometric formation at all. More like time places. Different worlds. Maybe different lives would be more accurate. We move through different life cycles? Sounds good...I'll stick with that. If we want to research times as ages we find they have different...Personalities? Attributes? According to many civilizations we are in an age. A time. A cycle. It's not said to be a real good one. We will be in the "age" or "cycle" then another will come into being. These are the cosmic cycles of this galaxy. We can find out which one we're in and what is said to come. This is good - if you're here. How about other times? Other frequencies, other places? Can we know about them? Prepare to go there? I think that's the idea. I think we are in each cycle, each time and place because it fits our consciousness. Or our consciousness fits it. But I think we can make the most of our time here by preparing to enter the next level when our physical cycle is up. In other words, when one physically dies what is available? Do we awaken at the ticket counter and say, "I want to go with them"? Are we told, "You can't go there.."? We say, "Why, I see the kind of people going there and I want to go with them". Are we met with, "They are going there because they are ready...they have prepared themselves". Ah...Nut's. I'm going back? Down there? Nooo!! Maybe the trick is not to get stuck in any one place. Confusion concerning time might be how people get trapped and never move on. I think this may explain the almost cabin feverish feeling people have about earth. We've just been here to long and we need to get out, go, move. So I can spend my time preparing for...what. A place where people go when they die? Maybe retirement? What is that anyway? Or I can learn what is necessary to go to the next time. How does one do that? The Egyptians were doing it. Some of them. Some of them were making bricks. What I know for sure is I don't want to just make bricks, if there is something worthwhile I might be doing. Have I been taught - brick makers time ideas? (So someone can get bricks out of me) I want to know what the alternative is. Next: Guilt