Have you noticed how time appears - or 'seems' - to be accelerating these years?
The phenomena tries to be imperceptible, like a subtle field/net that has caught us all up in its sweep...
Days have less 'time', the end of the day quickens;
Years fall by more rapidly...
As if there is a hurry to be somewhere, to get somewhere...
Racing ahead for some great event, perhaps?
This is not a poem; it is a moment of reflection...
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Some people think, I believe Gregg Braden included, that the Schumann resonance is increasing to the extent that we are living a 24 hour day now in 16 hours. Time is a strange thing though; if our measuring instruments are also speeding up, how on earth would we tell???
Hi Angela - thanks for this reminder.
Yes, I had heard something about the Schumann resonance increasing too... are we all a part of this collective illusion, I wonder??
Perhaps rather than time 'speeding up' it could be a case of us moving away from the conditioned notion of linear-time.
Maybe time was never meant to be measured, and on some level our inner experience of reality is 'timeless' in every sense of the word...
Hi Marcus - yes, it could also be that as physical events approach increased 'complexity' our senses will shift more towards the non-linear, more towards the sense of a collective wholeness: the omega-point of de Chardin's 'noosphere' I wonder?
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