Ok 500 pages in and it's a mind melting endurance run even for someone who identifies as both a masochist and a deep researcher like myself. This book was published over 20 years ago by the physicist associated with the Monroe Institute, made famous from their training of Project Stargate psychic spies. Recent chapters are explaining how AI can (will?) develop consciousness as a fractal offshoot of our own. I'm sure this will make more sense when we get into time travel in a few chapters.
Would be interested in hearing if there is a model of the universe that is ascribed to that allows time travel. I have been deep diving this topic for a while and have seen two basic models being discussed, the block universe and the many worlds concept. Sounds like an interesting book.
Short answer, yes time travel exists as the higher orders of reality are non-temporal. This is the explanation for how remote viewing in the past and future can also result in accurate hits. Merging both block universe theory and many worlds (and many universes) leads to a sort of fractal understanding of reality/ consciousness. That is the framing I see most often in the research I've been doing, most of which is tangential to the Stargate Project.
It is a lot of interesting concepts but a really painful book to read 🤣 Bentov touches on similar theories in a much more readable way, and I highly recommend stalking the wild pendulum.
Very interesting 🧐 So you are reading this book because of an interest in remote viewing? My interest lies with theories of both informational and physical time travel. It’s also a topic that seems to be cropping up in narratives around UAP. I’m working to get a handle on what the (mostly) settled physics point to so I can have some clarity on how some of the narratives are being built and presented.
Eh, idk how to explain it without seeming crazy so I guess I'll just seem crazy. But basically, my whole life I've had pretty severe dissociative issues. I got with a very good doctor several years ago who would ask me about things like my preferred video game perspective. For me that was obvious, I never understood why people liked FPS games with the hands all close to the viewer it felt claustrophobic, I preferred the RPGs with the normal view. Apparently 3rd person perspective is not "normal" for most but did explain why a lot of things that other people thought were super easy felt impossibly hard to me.
Last year was the first time I heard about the gifted and talented conspiracy theory and I shared it with a friend like isn't this silly they think the beep boop lady and the closet parties were some weird thing. She was like girl wtf that is weird and 100% not what we did in our gifted program. So I felt like, uh oh this is the bad crazy! I demanded my doctor screen me for schitzophrenia again, and he said I was not. But then he also added that it was very abnormal, but every time I had demanded evaluation I was actually right about something that I wouldn't have known about without my "crazy". He thought this theory might be valid and might be about me (and others too I'm not unique in this) so encouraged me to research it.
As I researched it lots of weird coincidences occurred like, I found a copy of the Gateway Experience tapes that I had never heard before. And yet as soon as I started them I was able to recite the introduction from memory I didn't know I had. The military base where Project Stargate was hosted was 15 minutes from my elementary school. That's where the remote viewing spies were, and honestly I know it sounds crazy but I think they were trying to teach us to do it too.
So I've been consuming as much information as I can, I'll be synthesizing and presenting it here soon. I've also chatted with a lot of others who have similar experiences, and it's so wonderful to 1) not be crazy or at least understand why my brain is like this and 2) not be alone in my experience.
But it is dead on aligned with your areas of interest. Informational time travel is the same skillset as remote viewing, they can do it any when as well as any where. Physical time travel is related to the UAPs because there are devices that can go through the dimensions we don't understand yet, but in the realm where there is no time. So time travel machines. In several reports American soldiers come out of them yet do not acknowledge the authority of the American soldiers witnessing them. It's a complete head trip. That's why a lot of the disclosure conversation is shifting to using terminology like inter dimensional rather than extra terrestrial.
Happy to chat more if you'd like but yea it's a lot and it's all bonkers brained insane... But also I think it's real.
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