Time in the subjective dimension

Time in the subjective dimension

During his research, Mr. Silva used to age regress the children. He would take them back to an earlier time in their life, and even do "pre-natal" age regression... take them back to a time before they were born to see what kind of story they would tell him.

He found that he could take them back hundreds of years, through many different "lifetimes." That does not necessarily prove "reincarnation," by the way... it only proves that they could detect information.

He began to notice that when he would move the children back in time, and forward in time, very rapidly, they would lean to one side or the other. For instance, he might get them to level (he used hypnosis back then) and ask them to go back 100 years, then 200 years, then 300 years, etc. When he did this, they would lean to the side. So he asked them why.

They said that the pictures... the mental images... were flying by very rapidly... it was like they were sitting on a bus and it would accelerate so fast that it would cause their body to learn to the side. They said that the images of the past would come from the right, and the images of the future from the left.

Well naturally, being a curious scientist, Mr. Silva wanted a theory to explain this. It seemed to him that we were getting out of the physical dimension, and into the spiritual dimension.

He decided that if the earth (representing the physical dimension) was spinning toward the east, then the future would be to the east. So he tried facing east while at his level, but that didn't work. He could not move around in time the way he wanted to. Here is the way he explains it:

Imagine you are looking at the earth. The north pole is to the top, the south pole to the bottom. The earth is turning towards the east... which means that it is turning to the right.

Now... let us do this... let us imagine that the physical dimension is a train, that is going from left to right (towards the east). Let me see if I can draw a picture of this train for you:

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Now, if you get off the train to the left side - the north side of the train - and you look to the "future" - that is, you look in the direction that the train is going, you will not see where the train is going. Let me draw a picture of a person who has gotten off the train and is looking in the direction that the train is going:

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In order to see the train, so that you can see where it is going, and where it has been, you have to turn 90 degrees and face south, towards the train:

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Now if you look to the left, you can see where the train is going; if you look to the right, you can see where the train has been. I am talking about the subject ( V ) looking to his/her left or right). Something like this:

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/ <towards the past

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Suppose you decide you want to get off the other side of the train, the side towards the south? You cannot get off that side, there are no doors over there.

I do not know how to draw a globe, in this email. If you will think about it... or if you will get a piece of paper and draw a globe, you can see how this works:

If the earth represents the physical dimension, and you exit the earth towards the north - go out over the north pole - into the spiritual dimension - and you turn and look back towards the earth, then the earth is turning towards your left, to the future. If you look to your right, you will see where it has been, the past.

This is why we face the living room south wall, and project into it. It gets us oriented so that we can move around in time and space.

It does not matter how we are facing physically... only mentally. Once we go through the exercises, we have established the idea so that it works automatically in the future.

In the physical dimension he explained, the past is behind us, the present is our present position, and the future is in front of us.

In the subjective (mental) dimension, the past is to your right, the present is in front of you, and the future is to your left.

That is why, in techniques like Mirror of the Mind and the 3-Scenes Technique, we visualize the problem - the existing situation - in front of us, and imagine and visualize the solution in an image to our left.