Message #42250

[Jitendra Hydonus]

I wonder how simple and practical this device is to build? Yet why did the experimenters need to go to a remote place near the North Pole to conduct the experiments? I also find the analogy of a river and flowing down it faster or going up against the current interesting but so far my mind can only see it like a  speed boat going either one way or the other. It does not mean we went ahead or back in time. Although I understand the analogy. It’s a mind twizziler.

I do find the idea of looking into mirrors similar to experiences in meditation; they give us inner reflection of consciousness and our mind and consciousness’s affects on reality as we know it. It may have some connection to remember that as a child I always liked the fun house mirrors. Looking back at ourselves and observing our own behaviors and how our thoughts influence them helps us reshape our perception and consciousness as witnesses of life’s dramas instead of being trapped in the roles we’ve played.

I see your fascination with this man’s works as part of your need to understand some of your own experiences which I’m happy you have shared with us over the years. Certainly any way of heightening the level of psychic or spiritual awareness and environment is appreciated. We have both discovered that looking inward and in this introspective approach to spiritual understanding can be found the most beneficial means to elevate and expand consciousness in many ways of accomplishing it. Sometimes we also can lose our purpose, perspective and focus by being drawn too much into worldly activities which is the way of the world to distract us from our goals at enlightening experience. No trivializing here. So much fun and so little time!