The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water Take The Boat Part 19
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The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water, Take The Boat (Part 19)
Summary:
Gideon sat comfortably on a rock and reflected on the nature of time. He compared it to a river, full of currents and eddies, and pointed out that humans are taught to see time in a linear fashion. By the age of five or six, most have forgotten the true complexities of time and space, living instead in a world where tomorrow follows today and yesterday leads to today.
Article:
Gideon made himself comfortable on a rock and began to speak. “Time is like the tides,” he said, “or more accurately, like a river, with its complex currents and backflows.” People, he explained, are raised to view time sequentially?"one moment following the next. By the time we're about five or six, we lose touch with the deeper intricacies of time and space, becoming accustomed to a linear progression from yesterday to today to tomorrow.
As curious as I was about Gideon’s insights, a part of me clung to logic. “Stop, Gideon. I’m content in this time period. With television, advanced computers, and space exploration, who's to say this time and place can’t be enjoyable?”
“That is, if you don’t destroy yourselves first. Consider the risks: depleting breathable air, or poisoning waterways with chemicals.”
“Oh, it’s not that dire?"at least, not yet. But back to time. We have traveled through different times, haven't we?”
“Yes, indeed.”
“Tell me, Gideon. What if I traveled back to when my great-grandfather was a boy, and something happened to him? Would I be here now? Would I exist at all?”
“Clever question, but still basic. In that scenario, you wouldn’t exist as you do here. Yet, in countless other realities, you thrive just as vibrantly.”
“Are you saying there are thousands of versions of me in countless worlds? Come on, Gideon.”
“Let’s not delve too deep into time’s complexities, John. It’s an advanced topic. But know this: with practice, anyone can navigate through different times and places. Control your thoughts, and you influence your reality in time and space.”
“That’s intriguing, but I’m getting hungry. I can’t very well introduce you to my family as a time-traveling friend who dresses oddly.”
“They wouldn’t see me anyway. And as for your hunger, check your watch. What time is it?”
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