RETURNING TO THE PAST I have known that we do revisit the past and those we have known and loved, in order to correct things that we had done wrong. But it has been something I could not talk about until there was scientific evidence that this was indeed possible. Well it has happened. Science has simulated teleporting photons back to the past. I am going to give you a link at the end of this message so you can see for yourself. But think of this. We are photons, and now if photons are shown to be able to return to the past what are the implications? Lets say the photon that was Adolf Hitler returns to the past to correct the terrible wrong. Instead of doing the evil, he does tremendous good. The world would be completely different and require a brand new universe to accommodate it. World War 2 would never have happened. So you would have a new universe, with a life adventure that had never happened before. Whatever would be changed would instantly require a new universe because the history would be completely different. You are the first ones I have shared this with and if you have trouble rationalizing this, I understand. But keep in mind, you are photon, and now you are going to read, where photon simulation in the lab shows that they can be sent back to the past. In other words they can go to where things have already been and where you are growing up. Even now. All of this means that if it is possible (I know that it is), then history could be changed. It would not impact those living here now, but it would require the formation of a new conscious universe. Think of yourself personally and something you wish you had done differently. You go back and change it. A whole new conscious universe involving you and those you touch emerges. Here is the link: dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2665781/Could-time-travel-soon-reality-Physicists-simulate-quantum-light-particles-travelling-past-time.html Bill bdona910782000@yahoo hiddenmeanings/
Posted on: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 20:50:05 +0000
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