It has been a long, long time since I started my project to make positive mental visualization of time available to the public. To those of you who have waited, I thank-you. It seems that I have found myself in a quandary. I have found that writing the initial book with all its typos and sometimes unnecessary rambling was much easier than the proposal for a book at hand. The doctorate thesis along with the first three drafts were quite easy. However, what I have on my plate requires a bit more expertise with Microsoft word than I had expected. It seems that the formatting and editing part has left me with questions and problems on formatting that I am not educated to do. Unfortunately, for the time being I must accept my short comings and resolve myself to do one of two things:
Either I hire or find someone to do this work for me, or I go back to school and read up on the many different commands available in document preparation.
I have found that writing a book is not very hard when you know what you have to say, but formatting it with pictures throughout has posed a great challenge for me.
Alas, there has to be a bug in the works, but nothing that a little extra time can’t resolve.
Rest assured though, the magnitude of a Timescape is beyond what even I had expected. It has incredible powers when you use visualization to find and then use the timescape to manage your time and make even the impossible come true.
More than a few people are interested and I am sure it will be groundbreaking for most of us.
With that said, I ask that you all hang in there and wait for the first edition to break out. It will be worth the wait.
The few people with whom I have had the pleasure of using guided mental imagery to see and use time have been profoundly changed.
As Eden Phillpotts once said ” The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper.”
I am waiting for my wit, and relying on the universe, (and my timescape) to bring me to that place of our enlightenment.
Thank-you all for following me and patiently waiting. Everything in good time, on time, with time.
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