How To Time Travel (With Meditation) (432hz 528hz)

In this episode, you will learn how to time travel. Yes, that's right, just like Marty Mcfly you will be able to go back and change your past. You will be able to go forward in time to see the impact of your choices. Obviously, this is powerful stuff and very transformative. At the end of this is a remix of the original time travel meditation from episode 56. Here I discuss time travel and if it is possible for us to travel. I give you the techniques that work and the second half of this episode is a full meditation designed to take you on a journey through time. Right now you see time as a river flowing from past to future. We sit in a small boat called the present and don’t see much of what lies in front of us while being pretty sure that what lies behind us is done and over. Physics has shown again and again how “linear time” is not real…so why shouldn’t this knowledge be applicable to your life? How you think the past was…is only how you think the past was. How you think the present is…is only how you think the present is. How you think the future is…is only how you think the future is. From different orders of perspective the entire scenario changes. It is with your current focus that you are creating the version of the past which you unquestioningly believe is “the” past. Many people, when changing the present or themselves assume that “from this point forward” they have changed, when actually they have changed from this point forward and backward. Now is the place from which all realities stream. Time is not a river but a lake. Time is not a line, but a circle. The present is like a rock thrown into the middle of the lake. Waves that ripple out in both directions from this center represent past and future. Each ripple is an event. Looking down at the lake from a higher viewpoint you see that time exists simultaneously and that each circular wavegroup represents another timestream of past-present-future and especially that each one is caused in the now. Throw another rock and the formations and directions change.