TIME SPEEDING UP

Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:09 pm » by **InDi**

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We might be, slowly but surely, entering the 4th-density. Time will speed up until it no longer has any bearing on Reality. Or is it just me?

Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:24 pm » by **11eleven**

thats weird that you mention that, because I take meditation and I have been taught that there are many dimensions such as 3rd (length width height) 4th Time, 5th is the Astral Plane, etc etc. I have come to the conclusion that the fourth dimension (time) is where numerology decends from, but if we are entering the fourth dimension which is called time, than is time still going to exist? hmmm........

Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:30 pm » by **Happydayz**

I too feel like time is speeding up but couldn't it just be a result of getting older and life becoming more routine? Things that you remember, are usually things that stand out against the norm, but as you get older and get into routines, there are less of these moments to stand out in your memory, so you are not consciously remembering or thinking about moments that have passed in say, the last week and therefore it appears to have passed quicker.

I don't know, that's just a thought that I had to try and make sense of it. Perhaps a good test would be if you was to completely change from your normal routine and lifestyle. Live somewhere else, meeting new people, doing a different job and activities and then maybe you could reflect on that period of time and try to work out if it felt like time was passing any slower.

Andy

Wed Nov 12, 2008 2:50 am » by **Saluna**

I ask all who read this to take an open-minded moment and to inquire with your hearts only.....do you wear a watch or work beside a clock? If so, what do you do with it? Do you constantly look at it? Why? To see....what...TIME....it....IS NOT....

Time... nothing more than a silly little function created to manipulate the masses of Earth. So simple, two little dials inside of a circle which will tell YOU when you can or can not do something.

Times are changing.
Change is accelerating.
Yesterday was your tomorrow which never came.

But perhaps... you're exceptionally brave intent was to experience Earth's next infinite mass density at which space and time are infinitely distorted by gravitational forces. Perhaps you're exceptionally brave intent was to experience with FRONT ROW SEATING the new Earth(s) and new species that will emerge from this singularity. As they say, "be careful what you wish for." Because here you are! Great numbers are here on Earth now, not to purposely drown her in humanity, but to witness and participate in the divine co-creation of an extremely rare and special event. Whether we are prepared or not; this will undoubtedly be a magnificent ride and an absolutely amazing story for all to carry on to loved ones. I have butterflies. :hugging:

Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:21 am » by **Mrknowitall**

I agree, even my kids notice it. I thought it was just me getting older or something, but I truly feel something is happening with time.
"The Quickening" as Art bell used to call it way back when....

In the beginning (time)
God created the Heavens (space)
and the Earth (matter)

Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:51 am » by **domdabears**

are you saying time is speeding up now? if i watch a half hour episode of family guy, at the end of the episode will more than a half hour have passed? i dont think so.

Wed Nov 12, 2008 7:55 am » by **Bagmax**

Einstein proved that time is relative.It speeds up or slows down depending on how fast one thing is moving relative to something else.Through experiments he proved that time could be slowed,if only for the briefest of moments.But hey, that was mid 1900's tech.It only stands to reason that in the span of time from then until now someone may have found a way to speed time up. On the other hand an elderley fellow that I once knew remarked that time slowed down again as a senior citizen. We were speaking of this very thing.I(in my 30's) saying everything was happening so fast,kids ,work ,life....just zipping by. He(in his 80's) attending funerals of all his friends , making sure he read the obituaries every day to be certain that he didn't miss someone.Let's just say ,I got his point. Life has a way of slipping by you, even ending before you realize it. Make the most of the time you've been given and maybe time speeding up or slowing down won't matter at all. Bagmax..

Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:27 am » by **Youngimmortal**

gabriel892 wrote:Know it's not just you. I feel like In a few centuries, if not less, time will be irrelevant. I mean when I was a kid, days seemed to last forever. Night couldnt come fast anough and holidays like christmas seemed to last a lifetime. But there is no time anymore. I dont have time to do anything anymore. 10 minutes on the computer and 3 hours have passed, it's insane. But I do feel like time is speeding up. Good thread

Ha ha, thats just called "getting old". Remember, time is relative to perception. Time responds differently under conscious "observation". Also, when your young, the length of a day comprises a greater percentage of your total life, so as you grow older and periods of easily measurable time become smaller fractions of your entire lifespan, thus they appear to pass more quickly.

Wed Nov 12, 2008 10:31 am » by **ANDNOW2012**

i AGREE. Time is faster. Its external and not natural. I work next to a clock but cover it

Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:05 am » by **Clawspiracy**

happydayz wrote:I too feel like time is speeding up but couldn't it just be a result of getting older and life becoming more routine? Things that you remember, are usually things that stand out against the norm, but as you get older and get into routines, there are less of these moments to stand out in your memory, so you are not consciously remembering or thinking about moments that have passed in say, the last week and therefore it appears to have passed quicker.

I don't know, that's just a thought that I had to try and make sense of it. Perhaps a good test would be if you was to completely change from your normal routine and lifestyle. Live somewhere else, meeting new people, doing a different job and activities and then maybe you could reflect on that period of time and try to work out if it felt like time was passing any slower.

Andy

My friend and I were discussing the subject, and he said exactly the same thing as you. And you know what? I think you are right about that. The distortion comes from us repeating the daily grind so often that weeks pass for days (was that Monday or Tuesday? Oh, last Thursday?) and we fail to live to our true potential.

The question that begs to be asked is, how to stop it? Take the long way home? Different roads? grab a camera and drive to a random town never visited?