I have the image of a petal shaped crop circle.
From my dream last night I have the image of a petal shaped crop circle. I cross the bridge and immediately the six-pointed image of the center of the flower of life comes into my visual field.
I feel a change in my body, a feeling of relaxation from what was previously a feeling of struggle and tension.
It feels like I am entering something that is flowing, like a river or a strong but slow-moving wind current. It is coming from behind and pushing me forward.
I’m looking at the earth from space, somewhere between the earth and the moon. I’m pondering the concept of time as I watch the earth rotate. Is telepathy location sensitive? The experimental protocol seems to ask for each person involved in the experiment to start receiving when the earth is at a certain rotation. If I was to draw a line out into space from the earth location of every participant it would look like a cherry skewered with toothpicks. A line of energy that is emanating perpendicular to the earth location and extending infinitely into space.
Is that image or model valid? Does that have anything to do with the way telepathy and time actually operate?
I receive an answer of sorts. A voice tells me that motion is more relevant to telepathy than any arbitrary location, which is in motion in any case. There is no way to stop the world from spinning or orbiting.
Rather than looking at location, we should be studying velocity. Telepathy increases when rising and falling in arcs that shrink and/or expand depending on which way you are travelling. Think of a cone shape and spirals and parabolas within the conic vortex. At the perimeter of the cone the variety of experience is at its greatest. Closer to the center of the cone (and in deeper where the forces feel strongest) the variety of experiences will appear to be more common.
Therefore, the experience of telepathy is partially dependent on a feeling of velocity or not. More velocity = more apparent commonality of experience. Less velocity = less apparent commonality of experience.
I feel a change in my body, a feeling of relaxation from what was previously a feeling of struggle and tension.
It feels like I am entering something that is flowing, like a river or a strong but slow-moving wind current. It is coming from behind and pushing me forward.
I’m looking at the earth from space, somewhere between the earth and the moon. I’m pondering the concept of time as I watch the earth rotate. Is telepathy location sensitive? The experimental protocol seems to ask for each person involved in the experiment to start receiving when the earth is at a certain rotation. If I was to draw a line out into space from the earth location of every participant it would look like a cherry skewered with toothpicks. A line of energy that is emanating perpendicular to the earth location and extending infinitely into space.
Is that image or model valid? Does that have anything to do with the way telepathy and time actually operate?
I receive an answer of sorts. A voice tells me that motion is more relevant to telepathy than any arbitrary location, which is in motion in any case. There is no way to stop the world from spinning or orbiting.
Rather than looking at location, we should be studying velocity. Telepathy increases when rising and falling in arcs that shrink and/or expand depending on which way you are travelling. Think of a cone shape and spirals and parabolas within the conic vortex. At the perimeter of the cone the variety of experience is at its greatest. Closer to the center of the cone (and in deeper where the forces feel strongest) the variety of experiences will appear to be more common.
Therefore, the experience of telepathy is partially dependent on a feeling of velocity or not. More velocity = more apparent commonality of experience. Less velocity = less apparent commonality of experience.
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