Some thoughts on Time
What if Time is not *a* dimension as Einstein says, but a series of very short dimensions? As in multiversal dimensions. Each moment being a new static universe, the series becoming a changing dynamic series not unlike a film reel. We could not see this, since we are a part of each one. So time could just be the progression of new dimensions, all of which are already there, static. All possibilities exist "out there" but our consciousness seems to us to pass through them one by one.
So perhaps we can change directions in time much as we can in space, if each new moment we experience is selected somehow from all of the many mathematically possible "next moments." This seems to me to be a natural conclusion from the "many worlds" theory that I realize many physicists do not favor. Perhaps if we do nothing, the "next moment universe" we experience is the one most probable given the mathematics of the present moment. If we change those odds somehow, perhaps we can select a different already-existing "next moment" universe, or rather a different series of them moving forward.
For this to be true, I think the nature of this very complex multiverse
needs to be mathematical and not material. We perceive it as material
because we are also mathematical in nature, of course. Similar to Max
Tegmark's pet idea.
Hey Brian
ReplyDeleteWhat is your take on those salvia experiences where people seem to "see beyond the veil" but at the same time someone / something seems to be there aggressively and pro-actively trying to "prevent them from seeing it". I remember that Burningmouth used to have quite a few experiences like that, and I have seen others. Is something being kept from us on purpose? If so, by who?b Are we inside some kind of Gnosticism?
It reminds me of Iadldaboath the Demiurge kinda thing I admit. Could be a part of ourselves that doesn't want us to see through to the truth. I've done things on salvia many times that seemed to be "forbidden" and what would happen was that it was like time would stop, everything would like grind to a halt, and it would feel like the universe disapproved of what I had just done, and then the memory of what I did was taken away from me. So I never remember exactly what those things that I did were.
ReplyDeleteMost severe example was my story of the time my heart imploded. It was like something was taken away that day and I never did get it back. Like I died maybe, and then re-started in a fresh "branch" of my universe, missing what I had, feeling hollow.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Writing on your most recent post pragmatically. FYI, there's a little discussion of your gem of a blog on r/salvia recently; in case you might want to join the discussion, you'd be welcome. Are you still exploring salviaspace these days?
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