Thank you, I appreciate the work that you have put into this. I’ve been having visions of what I’ve started to call time shaping and I love the similarities expressed in your writings. It’s nice to see others experiencing similarities. I look forward to reading more of your work, again, thank you.
Time Shaping is a good term for it. I’ve used the term ‘Timeline Sculpting’ in the past.
So much of what I write is actually a collective download, and I have simply been the one to put it into words. I see myself as a scribe, first and foremost. So it sounds as though you have also been receiving some similar downloads.
Thank you and I appreciate you responding. The downloads have been coming for a time but I wasn’t always aware of them. It’s only been recently that I’ve been able to understand. Blessings 😊🙏💙
This is incredible. The famous Epictetus teaching that 'it’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters' has perhaps been misinterpreted. Many modern self-help books and psychologists who paraphrase this teaching state that we can't control the past (events); we can only control how we react to them, but retrocausality turns this around. How we react matters because it CREATES what happens. Super interesting to consider!
Oh Oyugi - did I forget to answer you? Forgive me. Yes, it happens across parallel timelines. The part cannot be isolated from the whole. All affects All. Change on one level creates change on all other levels. We are in an infinitely moving process.
The idea of assembling memories based on our current frequency also makes me curious about what might be going on for people experiencing dementia. Maybe they are just transitioning to a more here-now state of being, where meaning-making or interpretation of 'time' is no longer necessary.
Yes, exactly! I’ve often thought this. I think the way we expect elderly people to perceive time in the same linear fashion as everyone else can be creul.
Thank you, I appreciate the work that you have put into this. I’ve been having visions of what I’ve started to call time shaping and I love the similarities expressed in your writings. It’s nice to see others experiencing similarities. I look forward to reading more of your work, again, thank you.
Time Shaping is a good term for it. I’ve used the term ‘Timeline Sculpting’ in the past.
So much of what I write is actually a collective download, and I have simply been the one to put it into words. I see myself as a scribe, first and foremost. So it sounds as though you have also been receiving some similar downloads.
I’m so grateful you are here. Thank you for that.
Thank you and I appreciate you responding. The downloads have been coming for a time but I wasn’t always aware of them. It’s only been recently that I’ve been able to understand. Blessings 😊🙏💙
I look forward to exploring more of your work. Please reach out if I can support you. ✨🙏
Thank you 🙏
This is incredible. The famous Epictetus teaching that 'it’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters' has perhaps been misinterpreted. Many modern self-help books and psychologists who paraphrase this teaching state that we can't control the past (events); we can only control how we react to them, but retrocausality turns this around. How we react matters because it CREATES what happens. Super interesting to consider!
Great reference Mela! Yes, exactly this. It is fascinating I find.
Great article! I've done similar work and it's amazing to see the shift!
Yes! It truly is. It’s so powerful.
thank you for this. does this also happen across parallel timelines ?
Oh Oyugi - did I forget to answer you? Forgive me. Yes, it happens across parallel timelines. The part cannot be isolated from the whole. All affects All. Change on one level creates change on all other levels. We are in an infinitely moving process.
The idea of assembling memories based on our current frequency also makes me curious about what might be going on for people experiencing dementia. Maybe they are just transitioning to a more here-now state of being, where meaning-making or interpretation of 'time' is no longer necessary.
Yes, exactly! I’ve often thought this. I think the way we expect elderly people to perceive time in the same linear fashion as everyone else can be creul.