I have some precog dreams about shows I’m currently watching if that counts

>>41757526
It’s probably less of a reincarnation process and more of a “recycling” process

>>41757526
Various celebrity deaths which I swear actually happened earlier
Only true precognitive dream was of my ex confessing to cheating on me
My life has felt on repeat since 2017 or 2018, and parts that are no longer needed get "discarded"

>>41758216
Does it look like we're already over driven to you?

>>41758218
You are dumb.

As you know, I'm trying to get my mind to tell you this directly.

>>41758218
>>41758222
No, I've never seen you nor would I recognize you

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>>41758248
My ex's eyes are that same color but I've never seen her come close to my general area let alone my hometown

>>41758216
Very intriguing. So are you saying you feel like you’ve already lived from 2017-18 until now? What do you mean by “discarded?” Do you live through the parts you “need” and only “remember” the other path(s) you may have gone down?

If we're doing all the jobs, get them ready then. Why you wasting this mental pain?

None the less. You see now. That's good. I will reset myself and treat you with respect from now.

(If you get the other jobs ready I'll be happy to do It).

>>41758268
It means the cycle seems to cut out parts of my life it no longer considers necessary to its process

>>41758271
But you still remember them? Are you “skipping” past them? Like not showing up for an event or turning down invitations?

>>41757526
there are a few threads on the archive with anons who have claimed to be in a loop, but their predictions either haven’t come true or won’t ever come true

Broke my loop in the spring of 2024, dunno what that is supposed to mean in some greater grander context yet it has made a few other temporal manipulators vewwy upset

>>41758344
How long was your loop? What did you experience when it came to redoing certain events?

>>41758280
It means I just stop experiencing those parts of my life. The distance between me and the things that cause these experiences is dependent on how much the cycle thinks they're needed

>>41758392
Very interesting. Did you have the ability to choose whether or not you experienced these events? Or were you pushed along a certain path?

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>>41757526
Synchronetic thread OP, love it.

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>>41758366
How'd you get yours anon?

>>41758533
I've been looking for mine. Been contemplating doing something reckless in order to test the theory; best case I wake up earlier in my life, worst case is eternal peace. I don't believe in Hell.

>>41758588
Careful anon, ending your life purposely will destroy your memory retainment.

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>>41758533
>>41758588
>>41758599
All these digits are beautiful

>>41758599
And they'll be retained if the death were accidental? Regardless, the memories don't matter to me; the feeling of deja vu should be enough. Rewinding a few years back (at the very most) would be extremely beneficial to a lot of people. If the secret is death (total detachment from your current state of consciousness), then so be it.

>>41758672
It's more so personal, a healthier mind helps with starting a new loop

>>41757526
Ever since I was like 5-6 years old I had a memory of a feeling of discomfort and thinking something like "not this shit again" when I was born. Later on though I read that it's impossible to remember anything from that age and it's likely just a fabricated memory.

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>>41758678
What if I were to accept my death with an open & stable mind? If I, at the moment I die, am completely 100% focused on the moment in time I want to jump to, will I have a better chance of retaining my memories?

>>41758696
you start forming real long-term memories as early as 3 years old, chances are that memory is legit if you were really 5 or 6

>>41758777
Trips says yes

>>41757526
I experience
>precognition
Heard a voice say that the leader of a nation would be kidnapped literally 17hrs before we “got” Maduro
>real time Mandela Effects
Seeing pictures change before my eyes
>astral travel
I have the ability to step outside this simulation and peek into other ones. This can be addictive and so I stopped because I could feel my soul become attached to this other place.

>>41758888
Majestic fucking quads dude. Elaborate

>>41757526
where are the other threads?

>>41758604

>>41758777
>>41758888

This thread will be the breakthrough we've been looking for

>>41758696
This.
I felt old during my entire childhood. Had a constant feeling of being too old and stuck in repetition. Like, "God why do I have to go through this AGAIN?"

Also, my mother told me a few times about how she would get terrified that she would wake up one day and I would be dead.
Apparently, I wouldn't cry when I was a baby at all. Never woke her up in the middle of the night. I would just sit there with a "serene expression", whatever that's supposed to be.

>>41759625
InDid you experience any precognition or have any feeling that you dreamed an event before it occurred (deja reve)?

>>41759698
Yep, twice.

Had a dream where I was driving with my gf and this other woman. We drive by this pizza place and this woman says, "this one is pretty good, best pizza in the neighborhood"

3 weeks later, my gf asks me if I could give her coworker a ride. It was her. Same events happened.

In the other dream, I'm making dinner and my gf tells me that her brother got into a car accident but he's okay.

Same thing happened irl a month later. This time the feeling was so intense that it kinda made me nauseous. Like I wasn't supposed to be able to know this.

>>41759625
you should ask if you had any complications at birth. I'm willing to bet you weren't breathing at birth and they had to give you oxygen or some similar shit.
from my experience people who weren't born "properly" are more susceptible to deja vus/loopin. I don't know why but I think it has do to something with already experiencing death once and not belonging to any timeline at all because people like that (me included) are dead in our original timeline and are basically just remnants/bugs floating between different worldlines because the universe doesn't "clear its cache" for each world/timeline instance

>>41757526
Haven't read through the thread yet but I just want everyone to know that the "scientists" and "doctors" that tell you deja vu is due to a small seizure, they are fucking lying to you.

>>41758888
Amazing

>>41759769
Very cool, it seems like this phenomenon is generally pretty common. The second time is especially interesting; if you felt like you weren't supposed to know that information, it could lend credence to something deeper.

>>41758265

Trait based gangstalking

>>41759769
When I was a young kid I had an old dream of playing outside in the front yard of a strange house. Many months later we move houses and it's the same house from my dreams and the events in my dream plays out in real life. I was pretty young that I didn't think much of it. I look at this and other paranormal encounters in my life and see the truth of our world.

>>41760240
what do you believe the "truth" is?

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Is Higurashi soft disclosure?

insane that people are starting to wake up to this. nietzsche knew eternal recurrence as a reality, he just had to frame it as a philosophical pondering so that people wouldn't think he was more nuts than they already thought he was.

>>41760289
To put it simply, That there's more to this world then we realise. I've seen beyond the veil.

>>41758777
Nah, there's nothing clear or healthy minded about committing suicide for those kinds of reasons. You won't gain or learn anything useful from that, so I highly recommend you forgo doing that and live your life to the fullest instead.

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>>41760502
Nope.
>source?
My human intuition tells me so.

>>41760502
Hard disclosure

>>41761214
It’s no different than pressing the reset button on a video game in order to get a better score next time around. You are merely programmed to stop others from doing so. This programming runs deep; religion, media, government, etc., If people knew how easy it was to simply go back and relive your life, it would be done in droves. To an extent, it makes life meaningless, which is why I understand your perspective. If it’s acceptable to die in peaceful meditation for the purposes of escaping samsara with 100% conviction (Buddhism), why isn’t it acceptable to do the same with traveling back through your own consciousness?

>>41762412
It is, don't listen to faggots who tell you something isn't possible. Take my post as an explicit permission slip to relive your life from the age of 10, and this time around remember to catch all the reality creation threads /x/ used to have in 2014 and earlier.

>>41762423
Were the pre-2014 threads really that good?

>>41762457
/x/ has not meaningfully changed speed in a decade, the sheer number of threads you are asking me to broadstroke... I value the public accessibility of the anonymous imageboard format in a manner outside of explicit individual ideas of 'quality'

>>41759853
doctors truly do lie about all kinds of things all the time

>>41762412
this is admittedly a genuinely a logical way to view things

>>41762647
It is actually dangerous for me to send you directly to 2014, literally this would make a Butterfly Effect scenario where you have to go earlier, like 8 or 9.

I can't, I don't have a way to justify helping you override a five year old version of yourself. Anything earlier you have to figure out any metaphysics yourself

>>41762412
Do you have a plan? What do you think the best way of returning to your past is? I’ve tried doing it through lucid dreaming & focusing on it really hard before bed (only been successful a handful of times but I always woke up in the present), but nothing seems to work. If you really have to die in order to jump, what can even be considered a viable method?

>>41762654
>dangerous
Can you elaborate on this, Im caught on the mentals
Transferring to or inhabiting a younger version of yourself with a developing brain sounds like a path to a psychward. Of course there are cases of people with shrunken brains who otherwise never would have known without scans

>>41758888
oddly succinct testimonial, I believe you

>>41762654
What’s your method? How are you able to send people back? Say I only wanted to go back around 10 months, would that be difficult?

When I went to my second job interview for my current job (this is 6 years ago), while driving home I began experiencing intense, repeated, nonstop deja-vu that lasted for multiple days.

At one point during the second day I was genuinely concerned, it was distracting and uncomfortable, and I honestly believed I was having some sort of stroke at some point. It was genuinely frustrating to deal with.

After another day it tapered off, and only started happening every hour or two instead of every couple of minutes. Since then it happened maybe once but not for days on end.

>>41762654
Crazy this thread showed up today lol. Just last night I was looking up people using Neville Goddard's methods for mental time travel and whatnot through SATS. Is this the method that you're speaking of? Very very intrigued by how to do this. Who wouldn't want another run of things?

>>41762686
Seconded. Very curious about methods used for this. Also, when you say lucid dreaming, do you mean like SATS? It's the only method I've really heard discussed at length regarding mental time travel.

>>41762923
And those digits, fucking wow.

>>41763425
Yes, I've done it a couple times through SATS, but I've also very clearly projected back into elementary school. I tried to ground myself, but then I started to see people I didn't know until middle/high school, and then they turned into dark ayy-looking blobs. The dream lasted what felt like an entire class period and then some, but I forced my body to wake up in fear of being attacked. Most of my dreams now feel like alternate timelines. They are paths that I realistically could've gone down but chose not to. It seems like even if a method is found, it could never be confirmed, since it likely requires 1) a complete cessation of consciousness in your current timeline or 2) your current consciousness is completely unaware of the shift, which would make it indistinguishable. The idea is switching perspectives.

If time happens all at once, past-present-future, then all it would take is switching to a view of your past in the "present."

>>41757526
You can just remember your past lives if you try.
You fags just never tried.
It's called anamnesis. Children sometimes naturally remember it and then forget.

So, the game plan is to accumulate enough knowledge to blow up this universe wh40k style by the end of the 10th millennium AD.
Until then, it's content.
Universal peace and love is cool and all, but it's also really boring.

Imagine you had all the power in the world.
Why wouldn't you fuck around in some world in which you lack control, after an infinity of sitting motionless and content?

I honestly want to see your face when you remember that nothingness was never real.

>>41763206
Most importantly, I don't claim an ability to send anyone back
"permission slip" in my earlier reply defaults to the psychic background, which means either unbound manifest, or in case people need a primer, one of my friends on IRC gave me this idea which (presumably) came from Bashar.

I don't feel like inventing a special technique for something consciousness can already just do is necessary.

10 months is easy, to the point I doubt you actually need to go back for the change to occur. Literally say I get a new TV 18 months ago, and it breaks like 9 weeks ago. Suppose it was a dumb trivial action which I took, and the intervention is just not getting drunk the same evening. Just controlling your intent should get a minor effect going, though I don't know how much the universe affects "conservation" here
>>41763386
>Who wouldn't want
People who already have their success and hope to keep our universe intact.
>>41763425
Dreaming on any level is orthogonal to time travel/event manipulation. The metaphysics are incompatible since if we could affect waking life through intents formed in a dream we'd literally get a Silent Hill level of reality bending happening all the time from random people

>>41763565
My child is 2 and I suspect has some degree of natural psi ability, especially regarding emotions. I'm into the woo, I've been thinking lately how I should get him to give me as many details as possible? Should I just hope he brings it up or what?

>>41763639
It's too early, but remember this.
It's rather simple. Teach them basic meditation skills - relaxing one's body, collecting one's thoughts, discarding them, clearing one's mind, silencing it.
You can introduce this with immersive/guided audiobooks. The kind that basically tell you to imagine a beach, forest, etc., while you close your eyes.
Make sure your kid draws a lot.
Eventually progress, give them some small object, some meaningful memorabilia that they know nothing about, after a momentary meditation.
Then let them draw while the both of you are focused on the object.
If your child has the gift, it will be obvious.
If not, well, you'll have taught them to be mindful and creative.

>>41763658
Don't forget to mention keeping them out of the school system, since that will very likely ruin them as human beings and set them far, far back on any road to wisdom.

>>41763527
Much appreciated anon. How long did it take for you to get to the point of projecting back into elementary school btw? What techniques did you practice in particular to get to that point? And I agree with your take on why there's not a succinct "method", as anyone who's successfully completed this would logically not be interacting with this current reality in one way or another.

>>41763571
Have you personally gone back in time? How did you learn the method to do this? This is all very interesting to me, as it seems like something like this would be the most powerful tool possible.

>>41763794
Fun fact: it is NOT the most powerful tool possible

Think how basic energy works under rules of conservation. A particle moving forward with a fixed momentum will keep moving at the exact same speed indefinitely. Time then is a variable more constrained than all others. It must flow at exactly 1 second per second to remain conserved

Due to tautology/the identity property, time cannot budge. It is the most /equal/ source of "power" since it cannot stop being itself.

...I get massive complexity visions and my use of time binding spells has pushed everything to the limit, where our current universe is effectively torturing me. Acting as a source of time has consequences, and my long term goal is eventually for all life/everyone else to leave all at once.

The reason consciousness can decohere from time is around the same amount of nuance as time is old

Recently i had dejavu of having dejavu, like dejavuception. I have never been more sure that i lived that moment before atleast once or twice i guess. The question is... do i die in the near future thus i get sent back to repeat the cycle? if i don't remember how am i supposed to change things and do it differently this time around? seems like i'm on the same path to destruction again unfortunately.

>>41764100
Checked + If you’re aware of it, you can change things.

>>41764407
you "can" change things but they have little to no impact in the grand scheme of things

>>41764407
I don't think you can, if i had dejavu the first time and still ended up going down that path to where i am experiencing it again thus having dejavu of dejavu then it's likely it can't be changed if i am already at this point.

Posted it here >>41763255 but not long ago I was out with a friend and I talked about how I see no fire breathers anymore outside and how it was a much more common sight before. Shortly after (about 10 mins) a fire breather appeared and started doing his show. I was pretty dumbfounded and we joked that I summoned him just by talking about it lol

>>41762412
>If it’s acceptable to die in peaceful meditation for the purposes of escaping samsara
>why isn’t it acceptable to do the same with traveling back through your own consciousness?
Because neither of these two things will happen to begin with. These are beliefs based on delusions that you've convinced yourself to be true or possible. But the only thing that will happen after you die is exactly how you were born into this world in the first place. You cannot run away from the reality of your situation by killing yourselves prematurely for delusional tales that makes you feel good in the inside. You will not escape samsara through meditation nor will you travel back in time through your consciousness by killing yourself. You will simply reincarnate and struggle in life once more, once again in this physical world without you making any meaningful difference in your overall situation as conscious entities in this twisted game called life. That's the simple and blunt truth of our existence, anon. You either confront your own problems now and overcome them in this current life, or you delay them further down the line and make things more difficult for you in the next. None of us can run away and make our shortcuts by forcing an early death by our own hands here. That's naive and wishful thinking based on delusional faiths of weak minded people who run away from their problems and give up like cowards hoping for an easier chance in the next life, or in the afterlife, when in reality, you're only going to delay the inevitable and make things more difficult and longer for yourselves when all is said and done later down the road.

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>>41762639
>>41762686
>>41764563
That's why I strongly implore you guys to not kill yourselves early based on fundamentally flawed notions, because I wish instead to see you guys face your mental, physical, and spiritual challenges of life head-on, here and the now, and overcome them. That's how you break free from the cycle that we're stuck in. Not by looking towards the past of your consciousness, not by meditating your problems away hoping you can escape samsara that way, but by living your current lives to the fullest as best as you possibly can as conscious agents in this twisted game called life.

Why? Because that is the blessing and the curse of our fundamental conscious existence. That is the fate of our lives that we must partake in, in the hopes that one day we may be able to forge our own destinies and break free from this twisted cycle we call life and death. So live on, anons. Wish for death in silence and scream out for life in sound-shattering acquiescence, until the very end, and live your lives to the fullest.

>>41764563
Fake n gay archon shit but mmkay anon

>>41757526
I have really epic pre cognitive dreams of. The far future were we are fighting greys and lizard people and I hear people that I have active conversations that talk about pre cognition when I had never heard the term before

>>41764563
Proof of this? I’ll die with conviction in my belief. That alone should be strong enough to manifest it.

>>41763909
So what DO you think the most powerful tool is?

>>41765924
I dunno but we can rule out:

1. torture
2. 'mere presence' (omnipotent or otherwise)
3. Advance folding of time (further creation with same structure)
4. Complex, repetitive belief
5. Simple belief
6. Ignorance [of nature, the world, etc.]
7. Listening to faggots

Currently I want my full focus on isekai since it has a decent chance at actually researching magic in literally any one society.

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>>41757526
Beautiful thread

>>41766134
Isekai would be nice. If there are infinite realities out there, it’s inevitable that there would be a place where magic (as we colloquially know it) actually exists in a measurable capacity.

>>41764578
so if i don’t wanna face the challenge im just fucked then

>>41758777
Makes sense to me

>>41766627
Beautiful image. Eternal recurrence is real.

>>41767200
>Checked
We manifesting

>>41764987
He’s just trying to look out for a fren, no need to be hostile.

>muh gr8 awakening

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I want to have dreams that predict deaths of world leaders. How do I do this?

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Download prophet dlc

>>41769660
Open yourself to this vision, it happens eventually anyway and looks like an easy target for everyone.

My whole life I've known things that I shouldn't. I can't really explain it entirely. I have had deja vu experiences some days to years before it really happening. I also have a gosh darn golly good memory so I remember the time frame on most. I have my conclusions in the matter. It is a strange world. Often times I feel in two places at once. God has a name for me. A name He and I know but not you.

>>41765068
The proof is your consciousness. Because consciousness is fundamental to existence itself. Conviction is a great virtue. I hope you can use your conviction for the right reasons and live on without any regrets in your heart, anon.

>>41767119
But that's a free will choice of your own choosing. If you don't want to be fucked, then you simply need to make the decision to continue on with whatever challenge you're facing, and hope for the best. I pray for your success. Stay strong, and Godspeed, anon.

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>>41766627
Jormungandr, the world eating serpent, the perfect circle, and the cycle of life.

>>41771199
Checked + thank you for the concise answer.

Always such a lovely thread

>>41764987
Most of what we “know” is fake until proven gay

>>41764563
These are nice sentiments and all but unfortunately from my experience & research you likely have to die in order to jump. Nothing else makes sense besides maybe astral projection or reality shifting. QI probably doesn’t exist and if that’s the case, your consciousness will just find some point in time where it still exists, whether that be in the past or the future.

>>41757526
>>Deja vu/Deja reve feelings
>>Precognitive dreams (typically mundane)
literally me

>>41773699
Checked + care to share some experiences?

>>41757526
ive had bad deja vu where id see a flicker at what happened before but it didnt this time.

>>41757526
I'm looping

>>41774533
>ITT: Just an absurd amount of digits

>>41775911
Checked

>>41774103
well sometimes I just notice that a mundane situation I'm in has happened to me in a dream in the past, it makes me freeze up for a second due to the ridiculousness but I collect myself and keep going
it's always been random mundane situations, never anything interesting, sometimes I recognize the situation by reading a piece of text or by two events happening in quick succession
I sometimes have dreams of random shit, think that it's interesting that I dreamt about something random and then a while later (anywhere from a few days to a few weeks) i recognize the situation

deja reve happens very simillarly but is more often related to me doing something like walking somewhere, like I'll stop in the street, look around and realise I either dreamt it or imagined myself in it
a related thing is that I sometimes imagine myself in a situation and then find myself in that same situation but this happens very rarely

and the craziest of all is probably the layered deja vu
I don't remember what it was about but I do remember going 2? or 3? layers deep when I had deja vu about having deja vu about a situation and then that situation actually happened and that was when I realised that I deja vu'd it multiple times

I also have hyperphantasia and quite good prophantasia which I imagine is related.

>>41776197
That seems to be the most common occurrence regarding these situations; mundane, unremarkable events that only stick out in your mind *precisely* because of the deja vu sensation.

How long has the deja reve been going on? And the imagination thing is probably more akin to manifestation, since you’ve stated that you have hyperphantasia and a level of prophantasia.

The layered Deja vu is the most interesting part however. So are you sufficiently convinced that because of the stacked feeling, you’ve lived through those events multiple times? If so, has the feeling become more common or less common over time?

Thank you for the testimony, anon.

>>41776448
>How long has the deja reve been going on?
it happens I dunno a couple times a year, sometimes with less sometimes with more time inbetween the events
but it did get far more common during and after puberty (I got a LOT smarter and my critical thinking improved drastically during that time)

>And the imagination thing is probably more akin to manifestation
maybe, I've been interested in the law of attraction stuff but I haven't tried it yet as I also feel somewhat uneasy about it

>So are you sufficiently convinced that because of the stacked feeling, you’ve lived through those events multiple times?
I am not sure. I definitely lived through the event, and I definitely had deja vu about it and I definitely had deja vu about having deja vu about it. But I'm pretty sure I went through it only once, I don't really subscribe to time travel ideas as they make logically no sense to me.
>If so, has the feeling become more common or less common over time?
the stacking has happened only twice in my life and it was when I wasa younger so I have no notes about it to speak more about it

>Thank you for the testimony, anon.
sure, hope you're not some kinda glownigger trying to target me over the chinz lol

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>>41776527
The puberty thing makes sense. You were becoming more aware of your surroundings, and if by chance you really have done this before, then adolescence is an incredibly fitting time for deja vu to occur more frequently.

The point of LOA is that you don’t have to “try”; you subconsciously manifesting those situations is already proof enough.

>But I'm pretty sure I went through it only once, I don't really subscribe to time travel ideas as they make logically no sense to me.

The idea of it being “time travel” in the traditional sense isn’t what I’m aiming at; more like your consciousness re-experiencing an event for some reason (whether it be growth, learning, some other reason beyond our understanding, etc). The feelings of deja vu/deja reve/anything else that signifies “I’ve been here before” are, at least to me, solid proof that there’s been at least a few loops around. Someone mentioned it in the last thread too, but the idea of young/old souls probably comes from the fact that for most of us, it isn’t our first rodeo.

What I want to figure out is the vehicle that drives our consciousness to repeat certain aspects of our life, and how to activate that vehicle on command. Is it meditation, astral projection, lucid dreaming, death? One of the anons above seems insistent on taking drastic measures in order to induce a loop, but who’s to say it will (or won’t) occur regardless of the circumstances?

A lot of my questions were answered by observing this gif of a tesseract. If the 3D cube is us (more specifically, our consciousness), and the square on the outside is time (4D), then A) no wonder we can’t see it & maneuver through it freely and B) it looping back on itself is one of the few logical explanations.

Insisting that I’m not a glowie is probably the most glowie thing to do on the 4th channel, but I am honestly just curious about the nature of our consciousness and the extent of its ability to perceive time. Ty again.

>>41776897
So you’re viewing a tesseract as more of a philosophical concept rather than an example of a 4D spatial shape?

>>41777377
Checked and essentially, yes.

>>41775911
Agreed but unfortunately 777777 didn’t happen here :(

stargate is real but not in the way you think

>>41778168
care to explain?

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>>41758777
You dont have to come here, its predicated on belief / desire as is retention, retention means experiencing and patterning for preferred true lonliness / isolation, very few of us retain because of how it effects most, most people prefer the presence of others if even at a distance like via the medium of the net, once immortality via trchnology becomes the norm the pattern will change accordingly. -R

>>41780106
So, is gnosis behind the truth of our experience in this universe?

>>41778569
stargate needs 7 coordinates to work, 6 for space and 1 as its origin point. 8th coordinate is a distance multiplier (to another near galaxy) and 9th is a degree of polynomial (i.e. squared/cubed/... of the 8th coordinate) 9th chevron needs so much energy it can only be performed on certian planets with a certain core and it also destroys the planet after the connection gets through.
now is the series' explanation of the 7th chevron correct? not really, it is a half-truth. it IS the point of origin but not in space but in time. think of it as a movie, you can fast forward or rewind but you can't change anything as it is predetermined (it's basically just a gate in space but not in time, move thing from room A to room B)
if you want to change things you need the 8th chevron but that is also not perfect as it turns timeline into timeplane. you can make only one change per thing/person ever. in the show they go into pegasus galaxy but atlantis is the same show as sg1 except goa'uld are now space vampires, they still got a base and they still go on random ass missions except the big bad is evil vampire instead of intestinal parasite.
now if you want to make choices upon choices you need to use the 9th chevron however it destroys the planet (you can't go back). think a movie on a vhs tape, 7th chevron is rewind/ff, 8th is the same movie but a different copy (scratches, lags, scanlines..) and 9th is a completely different movie rerecorded onto the previous one (you get some ghosting from the previous one, i.e. mandela effect)

>>41781273
thank you for the explanation. how would i feasibly go about accessing the 7th-9th chevrons?

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>>41757526
Since consciousness is somewhat outside the spans of space and time and not totally altered when the past is manipulated via direct physical interaction, deja vu is a memory of an event you just experienced in an original timeline of which you are no longer a part, or perhaps in the same timeline before it was altered.

Some deja vu is caused by glitches in the brain's temporal lobe, but much of it is not. Watch out for changes in synchronicity, plans, and destiny after experiencing deja vu -- someone is messing with your reality. Sometimes it is for the better, and sometimes for the worse.

Deja vu is an indicator that your timeline was just altered, so the path to follow is one of caution and discernment.

>>41781503
>Watch out for changes in synchronicity, plans, and destiny after experiencing deja vu -- someone is messing with your reality. Sometimes it is for the better, and sometimes for the worse.

Could that someone be yourself? Is there anyway to force a timeline reset or rewind, and then from there use deja vu as a guide to what/what not to do?

>>41781229
Could be, could not be. Who really knows

>>41781361
easiest way is to apply for a job at cern and use their tech just make sure you don't explode the world like they did in 2012 and 2024

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>>41758207
>more of a “recycling” process
Yep. Step into the grinder, isn't that light pretty? You could learn so much from taking that step.

>>41783674
We learn only to forget.

>>41783507
>”Easiest way” and it’s getting a job at fucking CERN lmao

>>41757526
If I had to live the last ten or fifteen years over again I would definitely an hero. Or buy Bitcoin in 2011.

>>41758216
The celebrity deaths thing is pretty common from what I’ve read. It’s a super subtle Mandela effect but it makes 100000% sense that different people would die at different times in different realities/timelines.

>>41757526
>Manifesting
I'm looping

>>41786320
would manifesting a loop even work?

>>41786509
no but let the ben/nobodyfag have his moment of retardation

>>41785720
There were way more opportunities to get rich in the 2010s than just Bitcoin. Even buying the dip during the small recession in 2020 would make you a lot of money with the right investments (FAANG & other AI-driven bubbles).

>>41786509
LOA says anything goes, maybe you’ll get lucky

>>41764563
>These are beliefs based on delusions that you've convinced yourself to be true or possible.

NTA but you are being a complete buzzkill. There are dozens, if not hundreds of testimonials of people experiencing precisely this.. Whether it be through NDEs or vividly seeing themself an hero in a past life, or some people even feel like they are repeating certain sections of their life as opposed to an eternal recurrence type of deal. There is obviously more to reality than we can ever possibly know..

Trying to invent or develop a time machine in order to fix things past mistakes is admittedly a bit delusional (because you can very easily mess up the past), but simply holding the belief that death grants a restart/redo/retry is no different than holding a belief in a traditional afterlife (heaven/hell/limbo), reincarnation, or eternal nothingness after death.. Buddhism is literally about escaping Samsara so why even single that out..?

Consciousness has not and probably will not be solved for an extremely long time.. We can’t even figure out how dreams work fundamentally, and yet, you claim quite confidently that this is the “blunt truth” of our existence.. None of us know the full truth. The only part of the truth we *do* know is that we must be conscious to observe; so the conclusion drawn is that you are likely to persist in some way after death, and there’s quite a high possibility that your consciousness will simply jump to a point where you are still alive..

That Anon is probably onto something but you telling him that it outright isn’t possible isn’t doing anything besides providing your own self-satisfaction..I actually have my own theory regarding this; people like Warren Buffett or Bill Gates (or really any highly successful person) is simply on their 2nd/3rd/4th/69th iteration of this life. There are simply too many lessons to be learned and not nearly enough “time” to learn them throughout a single 80ish year lifespan

>>41757526
That meme explains why pajeets are so fucking retarded.

>>41785977
Checked and kek’d I’ve seen this a lot too

>>41787003
Pajeets are unfortunately extremely enlightened about the nature of our existence. Almost as good as Shintoism

>>41786783
it has already happened