Here is something I wrote earlier and may explain partially my absence lately…
Iâm feeling like it is sometime in March today when in fact it is in November. Does this weather of rain and gloom have something to do with it? It just looks like MarchâŚ
Then I see where I am on my map of time. March is nowhere in sight. Iâve jumped into November down to the 20th day and still look over to December when I will or will not go to the USA. I believe that by looking to the left, I will identify a day that I will come and go around Christmas and consequently be able to predict my future according to that. The âvisual imageâ calls for my full attention. Without this sight, I am lost as to how and what I should do next. If I perceive that I can manipulate time and force my will upon it by simply marking out the days of travel, I will somehow gain an advantage to altering my destiny. I will then have proved to myself that I can and will change my future independently of any other time/space circumstantial or causal interferences.
If in fact this is true, we may be able to break away from our present idea of what will happen by using our personal âTimescapesâ to alter the future by action in the present. All of this power from the sight of oneâs timescape.
They say there is one constant you cannot change for fear of utter chaos. That is the constant called âCausalityâ- the relationship between cause and effect. This is widely believed by many scientists to be hard-wired into our brains. If I cause something to happen then there will be an effect on my Timescape. If something beyond my control happens to me, the effect is the same. It alters my future. Where we stand in our perception of time, our perception of space, our perception of reality will alter the future. How we use what we perceive about our time/space that will make the difference. The agents I use within my command can counteract those causes that seem out of control. It is now possible for me to create my future with free will. This self-government gives validation to âI feel, therefore I amâ.
How I cope visually I regards to time has made the difference. As I see my timescape/timeline, I alter its direction for the outcome I desire. In this case, I have no use nor need to fear the future or regret the past. Time and its causality can be of my own making. It is in itself independent.
This concept is not about the novelty of our personal view of time, or as I call it, our Timescape. This notion is about our place in the world in which we exist. We, as human beings are all about bits of matter in time and space with the unique creature capability of consciousness. Plenty of believers, whether they be scientists, psychologists or spiritual advisors are accepting of the concept of âsense of selfâ in a world made up by self-visualization. This actual visualization, consisting of tiny particles that make up our âmatterâ, create our solid form. However, as we know, solid form is not so solid after all. We are 99% percent nothing and 1% something. Ask a physicist about black matter, and then wonderâŚ
Fortunately, I get to make the trip to the USA after all. I have outlined and organized the last 3 chapters. Slowly making progress. 2012 will be stellar!