M-Joy Practically Speaking: Matrix Energetics and Living Your Infinite Potential by Jonsson Melissa Joy
Author:Jonsson, Melissa Joy [Jonsson, Melissa Joy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: M-Joy Of Being, Inc.
Published: 2014-03-14T05:00:00+00:00
7. Time Travel through the Eternal Now
The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once.
—Albert Einstein
We are still here and now. Don't worry. This chapter isn't about literally going back to the future in a Lamborghini or forward to the past like a Star Trek episode. Practically speaking, the application of Time Travel is an effective strategy for expanding our resonance with limitless potential to manifest as experience.
In ME seminars, we thoroughly explain the physics of Time Travel. Because this is not a book on physics, we will not focus extensively on the theories. However, as before, I will reference some basic principles in quantum physics and torsion-field physics as metaphorical constructs that will show you how to apply Time Travel to your everyday experiences. Although the constructs may not be absolutely true, and all are subject to interpretation, what is important is that all of them are potentially useful.
What Is Time?
The dictionary defines time as "a nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future."
Hmmm? Apparently irreversible succession? Perhaps this means that we don't really know with any absolute degree of certainty what time is. What's the story about time in quantum physics? Well, it depends on whom we ask and which theory is percolating at the moment. Physicists are all over the place with respect to time.
Many theories attempt to build upon the limitations of previous theories. Bear in mind that all the theories are based on initially incomplete and possibly false premises. Perhaps none of the theories are ultimately accurate. Maybe they are all just close approximations. It's a bit like the time on our wristwatches. If we all watched them together, we would discover that they are not totally synchronized, and some are more accurate than others. As they say, even the broken watches are correct twice a day! Nonetheless, a general idea of what time might be helps us organize our awareness and track our experiences. Physics is the same way in terms of pointing a hand in the right direction.
Time as We Perceive It
Typically, we experience time as linear and unidirectional. We notice our lives through a series of experiences that are marked in our awareness by a seemingly forward progression of time. What apparently happened yesterday is considered the past. What may happen tomorrow is considered the future, and what appears to be happening now is considered the present moment. We have been led to believe that we cannot change the past because it is already gone, and some think we cannot impact the future because it is not yet here. Supposedly, all we can truly do is to live in the moment. Live in the now. Really? Live in the now? Interesting enough, by the time we observe the present moment, it is the past and we are already in the future. However, we miss the future as the current now because we are busy noticing the past, which used to be the present.
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