I don't want to get rich or be famous. I just need to save someone I care about more than anything in the world.
>>42372554No
>>42372554long answer>Is it possible to transport your current consciousness back in time to your younger self? yes. but only during astral projection and only for 15 minutes.I don't want to get rich or be famous. I just need to save someone I care about more than anything in the world.no, you can't interfere with the real world only the spirit of you self looking in the same eyes you cannot be seen or heared.so the answer is a NO
>>42372559>>42372584Thankyou for your honesty.What about alternate dimensions? Are there not infinite universes?
>>42372554No, that would be stupid. Are you stupid?
>>42372866>What about alternate dimensions? Are there not infinite universes?have you ever been in one different than the one you are in now?
>>42372883No. Is it possible to travel to a different one?
>>42372898No, dummy.
>>42372554Yes.Yes it is, but not through own power but by mercy of another one.Basically read this entire chapterhttps://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Corinthians%2015&version=NIV
>>42372554Time-travel is a very restricted magical power, few are capable of it.
Nephthys will open a time portal on October 23rd 2026. This marks a 42 year anniversary, and initiates the planetary Black Lion path.
No but it is of course possoble to transfer your youth consciousness into your current vessel. Come the fuck on.
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>>42373093But how do I get onto the golden giraffe path
>>42372554Yes
>>42373335Care to elaborate?
>>42373253The first star door opens on a Friday.
>>42373955What am I supposed to do with this information?
Yes, but you have to die
>>42373973Technically speaking, you don't have to do anything –the systemic transformation enacted during the process is planetary and will continue through the 2040s and beyond.
>>42373955>Larval Venus emerges: the desire to be in harmony and happiness.>All these sessions deal with the feedback or consequences in your life and destiny pattern of that basic need or desire.>The first or Venus (Hathor-Isis) Session always falling on Friday evokes the love power within us; love not as a blind sentiment, but as the cosmic power that, as Jacob Boehme's inspiration declared, "has poured itself into all, and surrounds all and is the innermost cause of all things."
>>42373993I was afraid of that.>>42374000Checked.If I don't have to do anything, how do I make use of it to shift my consciousness back in my own timeline?
>>42372554You need to jump from a high enough structure with balls of steel don't think about dying or something else in the process just waking up at the desired date
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>>42372554I've done it three times now, and I still can't get it right. There's a Butterfly Effect you always underestimate and going back to your childhood and low tech pre-internet, etc. while nostalgic, it's absolute hell in a lot of ways, like starting all over again from the beginning of a vidya where you accumulated a lot of items and power through sheer grind, (which is what day-to-day life is mostly). It's not as good as you remember in a lot of ways, but being a kid you're better able to deal with it and your memory gets rose-tinted glasses later on.My second time around everything was actually going pretty good until I was in a car accident, got a blood transfusion, and contracted AIDS in the 80's. It was fucked because it was a death sentence back then and not fun in the meantime. I noped the hell out of there the second I realised how fucked that situation was.Third time sucked arse but not due to any particular incident like that, it was just like I veered off in the wrong direction and could never get back on track. Everything I did just made it worse, but in a less dramatic dull kind of way.I'm starting to got a little traction this time, but I'm still not really satisfied with the results. I'm just sticking around for the longer haul trying to gain more experience to avoid as many pitfalls as possible next time. A miracle would have to happen for me to want to stay here too much longer though.
>>42373253top fucking kek. most well-placed meme on /x/ in years.
>>42373955Lucifer, why do you teach them of my cycles yet still fear me, while all the while trying to mislead them? I know you will not answer, but this is getting quite humorous.
>>42377370>I noped the hell out of there the second I realised how fucked that situation was.How did you nope out? Time jump or did you have to anhero?
>>42379021Yes, but under unusual conditions that I accidentally stumbled upon the first time due to my work. It involves extreme cold and high velocity. I wont tell everyone how it's done exactly because I suspect other people doing it contribute the the Butterfly Effect more and make things even less predictable, but if you know, then that's enough for you to know that I know too.I've run into a couple of people I suspect have done it, and they suspected me. You can especially tell when they're kids that are 'not really' kids as you might imagine. I was easily 'busted' as not being 'normal' several times because it's hard to play the part for years without fucking up.It gets harder to keep 'history' straight too since most of the stuff you know is stuff you never personally witnessed and just heard on the news or whatever, like which politicians are in office, and foreign affairs, etc. That varies, sometimes subtly. Like the same US president may be in office but do a different number of terms, etc. So far I've seen Reagan getting shot, another time where Hinckley totally missed, one time nothing happened at all, and once most interesting of all where he was wounded by a totally different guy on the exact same day. There's a lot of stuff like that. Like (legit) AI shit was figured out much faster this time, before the 2030's, and I never even heard of Demis Hassabis before in my life(s) despite my enduring 'liveslong' interest in the relevant fields.
>>42373298Unfortunately the Golden Giraffe path is forever closed to twinks like you
>>42372554you have to let go opnot only it would fuck the entire universe but made by a fag like you it would be very pathetic
>>42379247If it cost the universe, that would be a fair trade.
>>42379188When you went back in time, were you able to to maintain your current faculties as a child?
>>42379248here's the catchif made by someone powerful, the whole universe would just destroy itself, nobody would even see it nor feel itbut, if made by op, the destruction of the universe would be painful and very slow
>>42379258That's give you lots of time to bitch about it.
>>42372554there are drugs that can make you time travel, but you're not powerful enough to handle those drugs in any meaningful way.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R3pfsUgtL9A&ra=m
I always wonder about the people who wish they could do this kind of thing. It would require the destruction of the current timeline and the annihilation of everyone else on Earth, the elimination of their achievements, the undoing of a billion births, etc. Extremely narcissistic point of view where you're willing to "sacrifice" the entire world so you can get personal wish fullfilment. Terminal chuuni behavior.
>>42379253It's actually hard to know exactly, but especially in retrospect you can tell it's not exactly 1-to-1 mentally. You essentially have all the memories, but physiologically your brain and body are different than they were, so I think a lot of it gets 'fudged' in some way. I'm not sure if that means some kind of 'lossy compression' and your brain is 'filling in the gaps', or whether it's all essentially preserved somewhere and just not as accessible as you'd expect. Oddly enough I still (mostly) retain 'muscle memory' from before, like military drills, driving, and my touch typing is perfect. It can cause a little internal confusion when driving old vehicles and using mechanical typewriters again, but you quickly slide back into it. it's like riding a bike.Which by the way, my parents are shocked how quickly I can do that each time, though I pretend it's my first time, every time. I could basically do it right off the bat if I wanted, though you do have to adjust to the body you're now in somewhat. But having done it before in that exact body at some point, it's not that hard. You basically just have to focus a bit at first on what you're physically doing until it quickly becomes automatic again.I take math and advanced math ability as one strong indicator of memory and processing integrity, it's perfect from the get-go, though that's one of the worst parts of doing school over again, having to sit through learning the basic bitch shit yet again. Reminds me of the time in my 'first life' where the Army kept losing my records of whether I'd completed training on a particular weapon and I wound up having to do it three times.Languages are another good indicator, like I could practically recite Shakespeare plays from memory having restudied those repeatedly in high school, etc.The interesting stuff in school is (recent) history/politics/technology, which varies and is actually worth me relearning.
>>42372554Move on
>>42379338My thinking is that this would simply be another timeline in the infinite number of timelines.>>42379584No.
>>42379354How many times have you done this and why?
>>42372554We can't save the ones we love. Wish thinking won't solve a damn thing either.Support done well is praiseworthy, and certainly better than wish-thinking.
>>42374000lol nice img. Doesn't exactly suggest a positive outcome tho...
>>42379338I think most people's lives would eventually end up the same way, but I'd get to improve mine, or at least relive a part of it I liked more.
Just look into what Neville Goddard and Joseph Murphy and similar authors have to say on the subject of mind over matter. We are on the same boat anon, however I plan to relive my life from a certain point forwards and have uncovered a lot about myself that would make sure I don't fuck up a second time. Cheers.
>>42379338I want to go back and get my Garbage Pail Kids collection. It's THAT important!
>>42380511How do you plan to relive your life?
>>42380769I can't really plan on it, you know. Not even talking about some butterfly effect shit, what I mean is that eventually the actions I take will result in something so entirely different that all I would have are the experiences/memories from this life to help me out, if that makes sense.
>>42379354What is the secret to do it? You mentioned extreme cold and high velocity. I have a mistake I need to fix desperately. Any help would be appreciated
>>42372554Yes. But you would also rememeber when that moment in your past when it happened. So you can't change the past but you can gain anotjer perspective. I've written sealed letters addressed to myself in the future to be read on a certain day in which I asked my future self questions and got answers in the past(which at the time I didnt fully understand). But when the point in the future came when I remembered about the letter and opened it(by chance or fate I remembered about it on nearly the exact day i was supposed to open it), I thought and FELT deeply about that moment in time when I wrote the letter to myself in the past in highschool and using my modern experiences I've answered my letter and tried to remember everything as vividly as I couls, even though I remembered the answer but didnt fully understand until i had reached the modern point. Its very surreal. Im not sure I would ever do it again because its too emotional. Communicating to your past self is like an extreme nostalgia trip or homesickness. You really become aware of how much time really has passed and how much life you have burned. The homesick feeling is overwhelming as suddenly you can feel the same mood from that time. It's just too much. Also it's like talking to a ghost, except that ghost is you. Your subconscious doesnt register talking to different time versions of you as you, but as another person, but very familiar so it feels creepy or surreal.Theres some sort of retro causality going on. You can talk to your future self, only if your future self follows through in talking to your past self, but its harder than it sounds.
>>42380925I've also had random one way messages or visions from my future self that have yet to come to pass. So I know I didnt totally give up on trying to communicate to myself across time. One message was "things are stranger and more chaotic than I will expect, but it will work out and you will survive."The scariest message or vision was a scene of my future family somewhere warm in a cabin or structure and I am outside somewhere cold. Its night and in the middle of a dark forest and I am old. It wasnt a verble message, but a feeling that it was near the end of my life and this was what mattered. The feeling felt of desolation and strange. A far future feeling I never felt before, but oddly peaceful. I feel like I need to make that vision someday come to pass so that is the retro-causality in action. A personal self forthfilling prophecy.I think my future self is more sentimental than my current self, thats why my future self sent(will send) more messages to my past self(me). Its surreal stuff man.
>>42380874You can't "fix" the mistake or forget it, but you can re-interpret. Do you rememebr anything strange at the time from the events in which you got a strange feeling or sudden thoughts? Maybe you dismissed it at the time. Try to rememeber what that was. It may have been information from your current self or near future self to your past but your didnt understand it so dismissed it at the time. Think hard and try to feel what it was. Its passive you may unlock another part of the answer in this current time that may give you another perspective to either grow or advanced past the mistake.
>>42372554This world is totally fake. The person you want to save could well be a demon or Cylon pig that is out to get you. The Babel pigs are still about.
>>42381013I can think of all the ways I could’ve made it better from a retroactive perspective, better ways I could’ve reacted or gone about it. I’m desperate to change one key event in my life that would change everything for the better
>>42377370An anon pointed to a site with instructions in Japanese, but you can translate it automatically with Chrome, and there are also other in-depth links available only on Web Archive. What do you think? I've seen my father and grandmother (his mother) suffer from dementia, and I'd like to avoid it when my turn comes.https://timeleap.vercel.app/articles/time-leap-success-stories
>>42374036They forgot to cut out the white in ankh's PNG.
>>42374036What did they mean by this
>>42372554As always this is actually a simple answer.Look it’s easy. First learn astral projection. Don’t have that down yet? Do that first.Once you have that skill then project back to the point in time you are interested in. Take over your previous body.Thats it job done. Actually why are you even asking. That’s it. That’s a process. Go do it. Having issues with it? Well get on with it.
