Time travel has to be one of the coolest things ever. Ever since I was a little girl-child, I have been intrigued by all the possibilities this affords. To and fro. Back and forth. Over the river and through the woods.
Yes. Time Travel. The Final Frontier, really.
There is a big HOWEVER in that. It appears we tiny-brained humans have only been able to figure out this time traveling deal in our minds. We can visit the past in through distorted memories, and we can visit the future in thought via projections and speculation.
We are not firing on all six cylinders when it comes to time travel.
I propose we are overlooking a few secret hints. And by missing these, were are not quite figuring out the grand formula.
Here is my list of key things we are not paying enough attention to.
1. Deja Vu
2. Dreams
3. Intuition
4. Unexplainable Coincidences
5. “I think you must have a twin” comments
6. Unnatural Phenomena
7. Lime Jello
Now most of these are forthright and self-explanatory. Take Deja Vu, for example.
Now most of these are forthright and self-explanatory. Take Deja Vu, for example.
Now most of these are forthright and self-explanatory. Take Deja Vu, for example.
But, there are a few which I suspect are direct indicators of Time Travel.
Like, the ever-so-familiar conversation we have ALL had with someone. One party says…”Wow! You look familiar. Do I know you from somewhere?” And the conversations ensues. Only to end with “Well… I guess you must have a twin someone!”
Now there is…. as Oprah Winfrey puts it… your BIG AHA moment when it comes to time travel. Yessssirrreee. You have already done it in the future… but you don’t remember it today. In fact… today is not really today at all. We are 200 years in the future from now… coming back and playing little tricks here and there.
Like missing socks in the laundry. UFOs. Preposterous dreams. Car keys in the refrigerator. And all the rest. It is just us… you and me… in the future… jerking around with the past. And Lime Jello? Certainly THAT HAS to be some kind of joke from the future.
But I wonder what each of us would do if we hone these Time Traveling Skills? Would you visit pass misgivings? Miss old errors. Talk with someone long gone? Or see future plans? Life Outcomes? Or. Or…
Or maybe we will come to know ALL of this… yesterday, or so.
Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there is time enough. – George Bernard Shaw
Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you. — Carl Sandburg