A few months ago I dreamed of time travelling.
I was a teenage boy by the appearance and I was learning and training time travelling. I was standing on a patch of grass in the middle of skyscrapers and I knew I had to focus. Focus to the maximum! I stood still gathering my energies and focus into one point – into bushes in front of me.
Then I started feeling a strong force rising around me, pulling me. But it didn’t move me! Instead everything around me started to move. It was moving and spinning faster and faster until my entire surroundings became one big blur and I was standing in it, like being inside a tornado where everything is still!
I stood inside the running liquid-like blur always focused, waiting for the desired timeline and point in time which I wanted to enter. I looked around me. Inside that movement, there were two or three more people about 50 meters away doing the same thing I was doing. Time travelers, leapers. We looked at each other and nodded our heads in greeting.
Here I woke up.
“To my understanding, this is exactly how it works!” my shamanic friend Uchu said smiling when I shared this with him. “You don’t move yourself, instead you pull the desired destination or point in time to you!”
Our mind will of course start saying there is no such thing as time travel. Why? Because we were raised to believe time is linear, fixed and we have no influence over it whatsoever. This is the official paradigm of our society. But also official paradigms change through time as we all know (just to mention Galileo, Copernicus, “Earth is flat theory” etc).
I know more and more people whose experience is not like “official paradigm” teaches us. Therefore I decided to speak about my experience, too. After all, what harm can it do? Time is just another measurable concept which is characteristic for Earth. Our time measurement would make no sense to any extraterrestrial being (being based on our planet’s specific coordinates, circling around Sun, Earth’s cycles…). Time was always an intriguing subject of exploration to me – from childhood on as I was having such dreams. Time is like jelly. Much more flexible than we believe.
Enjoy your dreams, readers! Share them with me if you feel like it!