Comments on: Time’s pencil

By: Madeline Gunter-Wahrhaftig

Madeline Gunter-Wahrhaftig — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 17:44:24 +0000

Hi
The way I described time to an amazing eight year old who was having issues with Ground Hog Day type dreams was that the illusion of time is not a straight line, but more like a plate of cooked spaghetti, all tangled up and where the strands touch each other, in those places, like in some of the ancient sites,and in his magical mind, the suggested barriers are weak and it is possible to transcend the illusion of time. More pasta theory.

By: Kelly R

Kelly R — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:50:47 +0000

Mary – that’s amazing. I think things like that are what the term “mindblowing” was invented to describe.

I was at a bar in my twenties when I saw a woman going towards the restroom. For an instant I saw her face and it was like looking in a mirror. Beyond that, her body looked like mine, moved like mine, everything about her was me. I got another glimpse of her and saw her smile and laugh and it sent chills. I was watching me. Another me. I went into the restroom she had gone into to get a closer look but she was gone. It was like two dimensions had accidently been connected and whoever or whatever controlled that jumped in quickly to correct it.

I never saw her again. It’s been twenty years. It changed the way I viewed many things and opened me up to the fact that we don’t know as much as we think we do. I haven’t thought of that night in a long time. The pram experience reminded me. I don’t know why.

Carry on.

By: Adam

Adam — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:48:34 +0000

You really need to include pictures with things like this. It’s extremely difficult to visualise.

By: Perlalla

Perlalla — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 06:34:41 +0000

HI Mike Nelson Peddy!
Folding the paper so that the two dots touch! Yes !!
And that’s alsp hpw I sometimes experienced time.

By: Mary

Mary — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 13:56:39 +0000

I must share a story that has always puzzled me, and never made any sense.
A few years ago I was waiting for a bus in London where I live. I was standing at the bus stop, casually watching the passing traffic and those who passed by on the pavement. A woman passed, pushing a pram, two men were walking behind her. I barely noticed them. Then, a matter of seconds later, exactly the same woman, pushing the same pram, followed by the same two men, came round the same corner. Once again they walked past me at the bus stop. It was just as though time had had a hiccough, gone back a matter of seconds, and then repeated exactly what it had done before.
My faith in the stability of time has been shaky ever since!

By: Carol

Carol — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 11:19:54 +0000

Madaleine’s and Nancy’s comments about rewording the intentions I believe is correct…as Lynne’s books point out, what you focus on is what you get so anything NEGATIVE in the intention wording will perpectuate that negative. This is true for the cancer intentions as well. The intention and focus must be 100% POSITIVE.

By: Nessie

Nessie — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 01:02:04 +0000

marilyn

not everyone can be loved

By: makaya

makaya — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 06:58:26 +0000

How does one measure one’s faith or spiritual connection?
Where does the Universe begin, or end, or does it?
“As viewed, so appears.” (Tibetan saying)

By: marilyn

marilyn — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 01:22:03 +0000

Nessie asks what is real if that that can be measured is not real.

One example might be Love.

By: bill

bill — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:43:41 +0000

Dear Everybody. I plead tremendous ignorance about the subject of time and thank you Lynne for providing me with a chance to prove it. The miracle of seamless transformation of any moment into its offspring, the next moment, however long or short, inclusive or exclusive the moment may be, is stunning to me. And yet, whenever I check, this marvelous expanding and melding of my generally relative experience into endless senses of presence can be related to a digital clock, ephemeris, sun dial etc, and filed specifically in a conceptually linear sequence which relates to waking up with a sense of having another day of responsibilities and surprises. Having Universal Coordinated time as a communal reference allows everyone participating in an intention experiment to entangle with Lynne in a coherent moment of enhanced effectiveness. And the data analysis can then be presented for participants to review at their leisure. Further, any unusual experience of time is or can be related to our regular, shared referensable(sic) clock and calendar time. In fact, it makes little sense to me to talk about unusual experiences of time unless there is some agreement about a normal or regular map of time, however arbitrary it may be. Given enough time, I may find a hundred monkeys who think they shared a past life with Shakespeare and are willing to reveal his unpublished manuscripts on the natural history of time, monkeys with cell phones dreaming they remember life before the big bang. Disentangling for now. and now. and…