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Time Or Dimensional Slips

Yes I am sure you are on the right track, it wouldn't take much to prove it one way or the other . I think we are definitely looking at a flow of Natural Telluric currents, which seem to flow from above to an ionised trail in the earth. A resonance chamber, to amplify the signal, where talking or chanting, imprints the current on its journey, and another structure down the line to act the part of the microphone , in the correct type of stone crystal lattice.(stone type) During the first world war trees were used as aerials , the only way this would have been viable would, for them to be part of some greater electrical construct. When you look at some of the early Crystal sets, some just used a rusty razor as a tuner. The strictness as to the placement and use of certain stone type is almost a technological giveaway to the design and purpose.
Another clue to purpose, seems to be as along with everything else, simply timing, and these structures were the essential calendar.
So a chaotic thing like earth currents can record something? Not convinced myself.

Also your analogy between crystal set tuning and haunting is bogus. The cats whisker was picking a sweet spot to mimic a semiconductor to filter a real A.M. electromagnetic transmission not a mimic the astonishing construction of a terabyte hard drive. Huge difference.
 
So a chaotic thing like earth currents can record something? Not convinced myself.

Also your analogy between crystal set tuning and haunting is bogus. The cats whisker was picking a sweet spot to mimic a semiconductor to filter a real A.M. electromagnetic transmission not a mimic the astonishing construction of a terabyte hard drive. Huge difference.


Why not? better scientific minds than mine contend that it can be so. What does a speaker or microphone do, when you shout hello, except imprint said word on an electrical circuit. Then reform itself again into its audible state. Quantum theory states that no information can be lost. Its just how clever you are at retrieving it.
 
Why not? better scientific minds than mine contend that it can be so. What does a speaker or microphone do, when you shout hello, except imprint said word on an electrical circuit. Then reform itself again into its audible state. Quantum theory states that no information can be lost. Its just how clever you are at retrieving it.
Whose scientific minds are they?
The words spoken into a radio linked mic imprints nothing. It creates a tiny and transitory (but arguably ordered) disturbance in the electromagnetic noise surrounding the earth. A receiver tuned to the same frequency may be configured to reproduce something similar to the input as it occurs.
So what clever thing is retrieving whole segments of audio visual records and replaying them? A storage and retrieval mechanism will need to be posited and proven.
 
Why not? better scientific minds than mine contend that it can be so. What does a speaker or microphone do, when you shout hello, except imprint said word on an electrical circuit. Then reform itself again into its audible state. Quantum theory states that no information can be lost. Its just how clever you are at retrieving it.


In Jenny Randel's book she has an excerpt concerning the strange disappearance of Peter Williamson. He blinked out of existence in front of friends and family, back in 1974 during an electrical storm. The Police were called. He was found three days later. It appeared he had spent time in a cottage hospital, that didn't exist in this dimension. I would have thought that their would have been more information. Googling doesn't seem to bring much up except, in reference to Jenny Randel's. Has anyone heard of this case from a different source.

This query was finally answered in August 2022 (within this thread). See the discussion beginning with this post:
https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/time-or-dimensional-slips.13755/post-2200858
 
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Whose scientific minds are they?
The words spoken into a radio linked mic imprints nothing. It creates a tiny and transitory (but arguably ordered) disturbance in the electromagnetic noise surrounding the earth. A receiver tuned to the same frequency may be configured to reproduce something similar to the input as it occurs.
So what clever thing is retrieving whole segments of audio visual records and replaying them? A storage and retrieval mechanism will need to be posited and proven.

Going down into the last minutiae, of quantum physics, to satisfy, wont be happening because life is to short.
 
Yes I am sure you are on the right track, it wouldn't take much to prove it one way or the other . I think we are definitely looking at a flow of Natural Telluric currents, which seem to flow from above to an ionised trail in the earth. A resonance chamber, to amplify the signal, where talking or chanting, imprints the current on its journey, and another structure down the line to act the part of the microphone , in the correct type of stone crystal lattice.(stone type) During the first world war trees were used as aerials , the only way this would have been viable would, for them to be part of some greater electrical construct. When you look at some of the early Crystal sets, some just used a rusty razor as a tuner. The strictness as to the placement and use of certain stone type is almost a technological giveaway to the design and purpose.
Another clue to purpose, seems to be as along with everything else, simply timing, and these structures were the essential calendar.

If you check out some of the references I give in the Rougham report, you will see that torsion waves appear to have fantastic properties, including speeds faster than light, and the ability to travel backwards and forwards in time. The Russian work is controversial, to be sure, but it has attracted the interest of agencies such as NASA, DARPA and the Ministry of Defence. Plus there is evidence from the work of energy dowsers who have tried to measure the EM components given off by standing stones and other structures of some kind of communication going on, even today, between one stone and another. Plus the use of water to surround the whole structure, as at Avebury, which would have the effect of absorbing and re-emitting torsion waves. Finally, note that the Russians claim that all movements, especially circular ones, emit torsion waves; this could lead one to reconsider the role of round dances and other supposedly ritualistic behaviours. In one case, which I cited briefly, a witness who had heard of the legend that a certain stone had to be circled several times, did so, and observed either a time or dimensional slip nearby. In another case a little girl found that by running one way around a house, she could see a view in the past; by running the other way around it reverted to current time. We have a long way to go to understand what was really being done, but I would suggest that when the tribal forces took over the few specialists had to work covertly, hence the masonic and other orders. They had to construct their buildings in such as way as to satisfy the tribal thinking, so we have pyramids that were ostensibly giant tombs and cathedrals that apparently fortified the Christian religion, but may have had quite different functions behind the scenes, unbeknownst to the priests and secular leaders.
 
If you check out some of the references I give in the Rougham report, you will see that torsion waves appear to have fantastic properties, including speeds faster than light, and the ability to travel backwards and forwards in time. The Russian work is controversial, to be sure, but it has attracted the interest of agencies such as NASA, DARPA and the Ministry of Defence. Plus there is evidence from the work of energy dowsers who have tried to measure the EM components given off by standing stones and other structures of some kind of communication going on, even today, between one stone and another. Plus the use of water to surround the whole structure, as at Avebury, which would have the effect of absorbing and re-emitting torsion waves. Finally, note that the Russians claim that all movements, especially circular ones, emit torsion waves; this could lead one to reconsider the role of round dances and other supposedly ritualistic behaviours. In one case, which I cited briefly, a witness who had heard of the legend that a certain stone had to be circled several times, did so, and observed either a time or dimensional slip nearby. In another case a little girl found that by running one way around a house, she could see a view in the past; by running the other way around it reverted to current time. We have a long way to go to understand what was really being done, but I would suggest that when the tribal forces took over the few specialists had to work covertly, hence the masonic and other orders. They had to construct their buildings in such as way as to satisfy the tribal thinking, so we have pyramids that were ostensibly giant tombs and cathedrals that apparently fortified the Christian religion, but may have had quite different functions behind the scenes, unbeknownst to the priests and secular leaders.

What seems to suggest, a mild standing torsion wave ,during periods of low flux, can seem to be pushed during a lightening strike. Consider a Shaman's war
paint, two lightening strikes on each cheek depicts that he has undergone a lightening strike. Many people who have suffered the consequences and have survived, have stories of gaining some psychic powers by this effect. Which is interesting as it is basically a high dose of ECT. across the neurons, out of favour these days, but still can be shown to produce an increase in neurons.

The likes of the placement of Stonehenge, where the elevated stones, would be the highest thing around, would tend to act as a lightening conductor, to power the place up during the strike. Under the proposed theory. Instead of the initial charge running to Earth and dissipating, the blue capping stones should act as a dielectric, forming a capacitance. which may under the right circumstances cause them to glow with St Elmo's fire.
 
What seems to suggest, a mild standing torsion wave ,during periods of low flux, can seem to be pushed during a lightening strike.
I've got a physics degree and to me this sentence is meaningless.

Many people who have suffered the consequences and have survived, have stories of gaining some psychic powers by this effect.
Who are these people? Do you have any examples?
The likes of the placement of Stonehenge, where the elevated stones, would be the highest thing around, would tend to act as a lightening conductor, to power the place up during the strike.
Power what place up? How exactly?
 
What seems to suggest, a mild standing torsion wave ,during periods of low flux, can seem to be pushed during a lightening strike. Consider a Shaman's war
paint, two lightening strikes on each cheek depicts that he has undergone a lightening strike. Many people who have suffered the consequences and have survived, have stories of gaining some psychic powers by this effect. Which is interesting as it is basically a high dose of ECT. across the neurons, out of favour these days, but still can be shown to produce an increase in neurons.

The likes of the placement of Stonehenge, where the elevated stones, would be the highest thing around, would tend to act as a lightening conductor, to power the place up during the strike. Under the proposed theory. Instead of the initial charge running to Earth and dissipating, the blue capping stones should act as a dielectric, forming a capacitance. which may under the right circumstances cause them to glow with St Elmo's fire.

1. There is one Liverpool time slip case, one of the rare types where the witness sees themselves, involving a close lightning strike, although that is the only one I can recall. 2. My Native American heyoka informant told me that as a result of his own progress he is immune from lightning -- even his neighbours (who know nothing of his background) comment on how the storms always seem to go around their neighbourhood. 3. A number of psychics (e.g. Geller) had electric shocks in their early lives, although others had head injuries. My theory was that these had disabled their brain mechanisms responsible for inhibiting psi abilities, but maybe you are correct. Shock treatment of a less drastic nature is sometimes used by Eastern teachers.
 
I've got a physics degree and to me this sentence is meaningless.


Who are these people? Do you have any examples?

Power what place up? How exactly?
Well looking at the placement of the stones, with sandstone uprights and bluestone tops. If we ignore for a moment, the fact that they are stones , and imagine instead that they are tuning forks. A lightening strike, comes down from a higher potential, hits the bluestones and starts them humming, at whatever frequency they were originally tuned for, bearing in mind the monument is damaged and incomplete. The Charge builds up in the bluestone tops, and wants to go to Earth, but the individual type of stones have their own mineral divergences, and have specific distances between the uprights, which would in looking at it cause a difference in the capacitance, or charge between the uprights. If say the bluestones had a high copper content, and the sandstones a high zinc content. Not to get confused, It could be a difference, in any metal as long as the electron flow tended to be from the top to ground, as it would be with copper and zinc.
Ok now we have a bit of a controversy with regards to voltaic piles, Volta claimed that their was a natural tendency for the electrical fluid to flow from the more noble metal to the less noble one. Faraday claimed this was twaddle and it was the electrolyte, as it was chemical. Galvani said all that was required was that their was air between them. Their has been a battery going for a hundred and seventy five years at oxford Uni. that shouldn't have as it has a dry pile.
Any way take it from me, that as long as their is more of a build-up of electrons on one side of the capacitor, the flow tends to be self powering. Each stone placement and its distances has been placed so for a reason.
So after all is said and done, what electrical anomalies have been noticed at Stonehenge,?????
 
Well looking at the placement of the stones, with sandstone uprights and bluestone tops...
Sandstone is a relatively soft rock, vulnerable to erosion. Stonehenge is mostly made from Sarsen blocks.

"Sarsen stones are sandstone blocks found in quantity in the United Kingdom on Salisbury Plain, the Marlborough Downs, in Kent, and in smaller quantities [elsewhere]. They are the post-glacial remains of a cap of tertiary silcrete which once covered much of southern England, a dense, hard rock created from sand bound by a silica cement, making it a kind of silicified sandstone."

http://www.definitions.net/definition/sarsen

The Bluestones, which came from Wales, are much smaller, and are used for the inner parts of Stonehenge. The capstones on the main circle are in fact also sarsen stones.

So your facts are wrong, and your theory is just pseudo-scientific hand-waving, I'm afraid.
 
Well looking at the placement of the stones, with sandstone uprights and bluestone tops. If we ignore for a moment, the fact that they are stones , and imagine instead that they are tuning forks. A lightening strike, comes down from a higher potential, hits the bluestones and starts them humming, at whatever frequency they were originally tuned for, bearing in mind the monument is damaged and incomplete.

So is this an electrical oscillation or a mechanical one? What happens if the lightening energy splits and damages the stones? What if they're (as seems likely) wet?


The Charge builds up in the blue-stone tops, and wants to go to Earth, but the individual type of stones have their own mineral divergences, and have specific distances between the uprights, which would in looking at it cause a difference in the capacitance, or charge between the uprights. If say the bluestones had a high copper content, and the sandstones a high zinc content. Not to get confused, It could be a difference, in any metal as long as the electron flow tended to be from the top to ground, as it would be with copper and zinc.

Do they have a metal content? Or not? Which are you asserting? In any event, if the metal is part of a compound it won't behave like metal.

The stones, conducting very much better than un-ionised air would simply earth the lightning current. Possibly fracturing them in the process.

Ok now we have a bit of a controversy with regards to voltaic piles, Volta claimed that their was a natural tendency for the electrical fluid to flow from the more noble metal to the less noble one. Faraday claimed this was twaddle and it was the electrolyte, as it was chemical. Galvani said all that was required was that their was air between them. Their has been a battery going for a hundred and seventy five years at oxford Uni. that shouldn't have as it has a dry pile.

Just irrelevant to this argument in every way. Electro-chemical potential is the term you are looking for what but it's got to do with standing stones is anyone's guess.

Any way take it from me,

Nope. We don't do that. You've got (and had) an opportunity to explain your proposals or theories, in no kind of science do we take your word for it.

that as long as their is more of a build-up of electrons on one side of the capacitor, the flow tends to be self powering. Each stone placement and its distances has been placed so for a reason.

So after all is said and done, what electrical anomalies have been noticed at Stonehenge,?????

Exactly. What electrical anomalies have been shown at Stonehenge? Explain? Where's the data? How was it collected? By Whom? Under what conditions?
 
I think detailed theorising is premature at the moment, but there is evidence of EM and also radioactivity and ultrasonic anomalies at various ancient monuments: check out Maria Wheatley's site, The Avebury Experience, for some summaries, also the findings of the dragon project which generated a few interesting data before it went off track. For me, the most significant correlations are between time slips (and other dimensional slips), earth energy (aka torsion waves), and ancient monuments and buildings. And I am hoping that our friend special_farces will come up with other connections in his mapping study of Liverpool cases.
 
I think detailed theorising is premature at the moment, but there is evidence of EM and also radioactivity and ultrasonic anomalies at various ancient monuments: check out Maria Wheatley's site, The Avebury Experience, for some summaries, also the findings of the dragon project which generated a few interesting data before it went off track. For me, the most significant correlations are between time slips (and other dimensional slips), earth energy (aka torsion waves), and ancient monuments and buildings. And I am hoping that our friend special_farces will come up with other connections in his mapping study of Liverpool cases.


Their were a couple of "time anomololies" noticed during the readings during the Dragon project, a Car and a Gypsy caravan appeared and disappeared . At some point the effect has got to be caused by a hitherto unknown electrical effect. Whatever the effect is, its not just the normal high potential dissipating itself to earth, something has to be holding the circuit, in a way to cause the effect. Hence creating the "OZ effect". Whacking a load of various sized stones in the ground and hoping, propobably wont cut it.But probably a long time ago someone noticed a natural formation of stones caused a strange effect and duplicated it.

I mean theirs one heck of a lot of standing stones, which have been put up with a great deal of effort for some reason we can only guess at.
 
So is this an electrical oscillation or a mechanical one? What happens if the lightening energy splits and damages the stones? What if they're (as seems likely) wet?




Do they have a metal content? Or not? Which are you asserting? In any event, if the metal is part of a compound it won't behave like metal.

The stones, conducting very much better than un-ionised air would simply earth the lightning current. Possibly fracturing them in the process.



Just irrelevant to this argument in every way. Electro-chemical potential is the term you are looking for what but it's got to do with standing stones is anyone's guess.



Nope. We don't do that. You've got (and had) an opportunity to explain your proposals or theories, in no kind of science do we take your word for it.



Exactly. What electrical anomalies have been shown at Stonehenge? Explain? Where's the data? How was it collected? By Whom? Under what conditions?
https://grahamhancock.com/kreisburgg4/ here's a brief inclusion with regards to the work of P Muir The Camera work is scientific. You might have to do a search P Muir and Orbs, I keep getting a 404 on the above search page.
 
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Their were a couple of "time anomololies" noticed during the readings during the Dragon project, a Car and a Gypsy caravan appeared and disappeared
I think you may be indirectly-referencing from this http://www.theaveburyexperience.co.uk/radiation_levels_ancient_sites.html

Interesting stuff, but lots of frustrating conflation/cross-correlation and inference.

Please (and @Carl Gove) be very cautious in using quasi-scientific terms such as 'tortion field'....we can read those two words, but they are being asserted, here, as being something solidly and significantly defined (which in this context they are not....or at least not yet).

At some point the effect has got to be caused by a hitherto unknown electrical effect
As indicated by @Coal either there are scientifically-measureable repeatable physical effects, or there are not.

Transient piezoelectric glimmers, that might not have really been recorded in the first place, are disproportionately-underwhelming from massive deliberately-built structures. Proceed with caution, and accept fully only that which can be properly proven. But: never say never, and permanently say perhaps...
 
I think you may be indirectly-referencing from this http://www.theaveburyexperience.co.uk/radiation_levels_ancient_sites.html

Interesting stuff, but lots of frustrating conflation/cross-correlation and inference.

Please (and @Carl Gove) be very cautious in using quasi-scientific terms such as 'tortion field'....we can read those two words, but they are being asserted, here, as being something solidly and significantly defined (which in this context they are not....or at least not yet).

As indicated by @Coal either there are scientifically-measureable repeatable physical effects, or there are not.

Transient piezoelectric glimmers, that might not have really been recorded in the first place, are disproportionately-underwhelming from massive deliberately-built structures. Proceed with caution, and accept fully only that which can be properly proven. But: never say never, and permanently say perhaps...

That's the one I was thinking off, I have suspicion that these "transient glimmers" are something more than that, in all the world folk lore "Will o the wisp and Jack o lantern tales, figure more strongly than not. In the summer of nineteen seventy, a Dr White and his wife were driving to Newport over the Downs on the Isle of Wight, and found the whole valley to be lit up in some sort of ethereal light , he had to stop the car to allow Roman soldiers to pass by. A time slip of sorts. But what of the story the other way around, what strange tale did the Roman soldiers see and report to their superiors, strange people in a steel chariot, etc. In this instance we know the date of the incident, as far as the Romans were concerned couldn't have occurred much after 350 AD so for a report to have been made the Roman end, it wouldn't have meant much, to us until after it occurred and was observed by Dr White. I am suggesting, the Romans tended to make reports on strange and uncommon happenings, which were then sent back to Rome as to the state of the Empire. It might prove a good proof source if it already hasn't been done. To find a time rift that has been registered by both parties.
 
It might prove a good proof source if it already hasn't been done. To find a time rift that has been registered by both parties.
Now that would indeed be a find.

Do we have accounts of 'time slips' that show a future?
 
I think you may be indirectly-referencing from this http://www.theaveburyexperience.co.uk/radiation_levels_ancient_sites.html

Interesting stuff, but lots of frustrating conflation/cross-correlation and inference.

Please (and @Carl Gove) be very cautious in using quasi-scientific terms such as 'tortion field'....we can read those two words, but they are being asserted, here, as being something solidly and significantly defined (which in this context they are not....or at least not yet).

As indicated by @Coal either there are scientifically-measureable repeatable physical effects, or there are not.

Transient piezoelectric glimmers, that might not have really been recorded in the first place, are disproportionately-underwhelming from massive deliberately-built structures. Proceed with caution, and accept fully only that which can be properly proven. But: never say never, and permanently say perhaps...


I'm using the term "torsion" because there seems to be no other appropriate term for this peculiar phenomenon. I am not a physicist and have kept away from any speculation about what torsion waves are or how they propogate. The first person to use this terminology was Einstein, and I'm sure he wouldn't have used any "quasi-scientific" phrases. However, most of the solid research into it has been done by the Russians, including Kozyrev, the Soviet Einstein, and they have developed a lot of information that has been ignored by mainstream Western science. However, Reddish, the first person to identify the earth energy of the dowser with torsion waves, was one-time Scottish Astronomer Royal, so I imagine you would accept his credentials. The evidence for a connection between earth energy and time slips comes directly from my work at Rougham, and I have accepted it as a working hypothesis. If anyone can come up with a better approach, great!
 
That's the one I was thinking off, I have suspicion that these "transient glimmers" are something more than that, in all the world folk lore "Will o the wisp and Jacsuch casesk o lantern tales, figure more strongly than not. In the summer of nineteen seventy, a Dr White and his wife were driving to Newport over the Downs on the Isle of Wight, and found the whole valley to be lit up in some sort of ethereal light , he had to stop the car to allow Roman soldiers to pass by. A time slip of sorts. But what of the story the other way around, what strange tale did the Roman soldiers see and report to their superiors, strange people in a steel chariot, etc. In this instance we know the date of the incident, as far as the Romans were concerned couldn't have occurred much after 350 AD so for a report to have been made the Roman end, it wouldn't have meant much, to us until after it occurred and was observed by Dr White. I am suggesting, the Romans tended to make reports on strange and uncommon happenings, which were then sent back to Rome as to the state of the Empire. It might prove a good proof source if it already hasn't been done. To find a time rift that has been registered by both parties.

Agreed, the time slip observed at both ends is clearly the most powerful evidence. I know of only two such cases, which I quoted in the report, plus several doppelganger cases. It's a pity nobody, even Slemen, who would be ideally placed to do this, has systematically searched the local Liverpool newspaper archive for stories of odd looking people maybe appearing and disappearing. One problem is that Liverpool has long been a centre of counter culture, and strangely dressed people behaving oddly there probably haven't attracted as much attention as they might in, say, Bath or Cheltenham.
 
I'm using the term "torsion" because there seems to be no other appropriate term for this peculiar phenomenon. I am not a physicist and have kept away from any speculation about what torsion waves are or how they propogate. The first person to use this terminology was Einstein, and I'm sure he wouldn't have used any "quasi-scientific" phrases. However, most of the solid research into it has been done by the Russians, including Kozyrev, the Soviet Einstein, and they have developed a lot of information that has been ignored by mainstream Western science. However, Reddish, the first person to identify the earth energy of the dowser with torsion waves, was one-time Scottish Astronomer Royal, so I imagine you would accept his credentials. The evidence for a connection between earth energy and time slips comes directly from my work at Rougham, and I have accepted it as a working hypothesis. If anyone can come up with a better approach, great!

From Wikipedia
The torsion field theory was conceived in the Soviet Union by a group of physicists in the 1980s and was loosely based on Einstein-Cartan theory and some variant solutions of Maxwell's equations but does not have a solid grounding in scientific fact.[2] The group, led by Anatoly Akimov and Gennady Shipov,[3] began the research as the state-sponsored Center for Nontraditional Technologies. The group disbanded in 1991 when their research was exposed as a fraud and an embezzlement of government funding by Ye. B. Aleksandrov.

I'm not so sure that 'solid' research has been done, unless your referring to Aleksandrov's
 
I'm using the term "torsion" because there seems to be no other appropriate term for this peculiar phenomenon. I am not a physicist and have kept away from any speculation about what torsion waves are or how they propogate. The first person to use this terminology was Einstein, and I'm sure he wouldn't have used any "quasi-scientific" phrases.
Look at the links in Roland Deschains post above.
Einstein was looking at the earlier work of Cartan in 1922, which raised the Torsion theory in the first place. (Like the good scientist he was, Einstein was checking out all the alternatives to his own Theory of General Relativity (1915). But this didn't lead to any progress.)

But you don't specify how torsion waves relate to time or dimension slips, or to alleged phenomena at Stonehenge, so bringing Einstein in seems like a case of big-time name dropping! Einstein died in 1955, so the Russian researches of the 80s have no direct link with him either.

It's best if we stick with known facts.
 
From Wikipedia


I'm not so sure that 'solid' research has been done, unless your referring to Aleksandrov's

We assume most things, we assume their is actually a world out their when the reality is that its mostly space filled with Electro magnetic waves. We assume we look and we see, but the image is internal, and derived from code, like it takes three photons to hit the iris then release an electron which then goes on down the neural pathways.
You /we could be a brain in a jar, wired up to a computer, that is giving us input that makes us think we have a life, the illusion of linear time, being a thought just to make the whole experience coherent because it wouldn't be without it. So what we consider reality is actually the interpretation of the collapsing electromagnetic waves perceived internally. Because its the brain that sees not the eye.
So having said the illusion of linear time, is maintained for the sake of coherent thought, switching to another time state, would seem to be more of a mental construction than a physical wave. Which could be done under various stress causes. Or even some hypnotic suggestion already planted.

Which could be as a trigger, just walking down a street that hasn't changed since 1949, with no cars in it after that date, with residents still dressed appropriate to that time as many still do.Suddenly the woo kicks in and you have the Oz effect.
 
Here's a quick coincidence for you; yesterday, someone asked if timeslips ever gave a glimpse of the future. In reply, I quoted a link to a fairly famous aviation timeslip account from a light aircraft (http://coolinterestingstuff.com/time-slip-mystery-flight-into-the-future).
I fancied watching a movie last night and on the Horror Channel was a 2010 film I'd never heard of called "Altitude", but which had a fairly Fortean sounding description, so I gave it a go. It turned out to be about an aviation timeslip in a light aircraft...
 
Here's a quick coincidence for you; yesterday, someone asked if timeslips ever gave a glimpse of the future. In reply, I quoted a link to a fairly famous aviation timeslip account from a light aircraft (http://coolinterestingstuff.com/time-slip-mystery-flight-into-the-future).
I fancied watching a movie last night and on the Horror Channel was a 2010 film I'd never heard of called "Altitude", but which had a fairly Fortean sounding description, so I gave it a go. It turned out to be about an aviation timeslip in a light aircraft...
I've seen that film. It's not bad.
 
I'm well aware of the Wikipedia article, which is very much an idiosyncratic point of view -- in fact, it is not difficult to guess the identity of the writer. There is still plenty of active research in Russia, and it seems that Torsion phenomena are widely accepted there. Check out some of my references, Russian and US. On Einstein: I don't ordinarily name drop, but I would have thought that his view carried some weight in physical matters. I wasn't implying that he had taken any part in the Russian work, especially as much of this was done during the Cold War, and only portions of it were revealed by Western writers at that time. No, I don't specify exactly how torsion waves connect with time slips and other phenomena, because I have no idea. I am just following up a lead, and seeing where it takes us. To my knowledge this is the only solid lead that has emerged in time slip study. Instead of theorising let's see where the data take us first.
 
I'm well aware of the Wikipedia article, which is very much an idiosyncratic point of view -- in fact, it is not difficult to guess the identity of the writer. There is still plenty of active research in Russia, and it seems that Torsion phenomena are widely accepted there. Check out some of my references, Russian and US. On Einstein: I don't ordinarily name drop, but I would have thought that his view carried some weight in physical matters. I wasn't implying that he had taken any part in the Russian work, especially as much of this was done during the Cold War, and only portions of it were revealed by Western writers at that time. No, I don't specify exactly how torsion waves connect with time slips and other phenomena, because I have no idea. I am just following up a lead, and seeing where it takes us. To my knowledge this is the only solid lead that has emerged in time slip study. Instead of theorising let's see where the data take us first.

Well on the one hand we have a human body, interpreting various electromagnetic waves, when the wave, collapses when it hits the eye, it becomes a photon a few photons kick some electrons down the neural pathways. Then lights in the brain start shining. Its basically the same with the other senses. The brain builds up a totally internal picture of the exterior environmental reality, which is a working model. A tune in job!!, because we know theirs nothing much solid out there.

So three or four people see an anomaly, not one of then can be said to see the same thing as they have all had to create an internal model, this tends to be the way it works when interviewing witnesses, The brain or whatever it is fixes the present view of reality, for each individual. Must at some stage be shared "Telepathically?" between the interested parties, or the variance in reports would be so absurd, it couldn't be ascertained to any degree, that they had been observing the same thing in the same time zone or even the same reality. This sounds weird but bear with!

So the wave collapses, and turns into a photon, while it is being observed, (Double split experiment) The reality, now being observed because the wave perceptually has turned into matter ,but in reality the only thing that has happened is that it has been observed, and internalised. Which makes it start to look that the whole thing is, along with time, is an exercise in various states of consciousness.

So what makes a Time or dimensional slip" under the rules of this game. The only thing I can think of is that the "Time wave front" has been made to change, by some sort of conscious interference. Like a guy living in a 1947 wave front, starts thinking about what it would be like to live in 2016 wave front, at the same time a guy from the 2016 wave front starts thinking what life is like in a 1947 wave front. At that point their wave fronts combine and you have an anomaly.
 
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