MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

Since the dawn of the new millennium and in this slow and daunting journey through the first 15 years of the century, “quantum theory” has been a great aggregate explaining all that is possible. There have been a number of people who speak about the esoteric in terms of quantum entanglement as the halfway point between science and magic. It has been implied and critically so, that quantum mechanics are somehow proof or a good reason to say that anything can happen and it usually does.

However, it may be said accurately that rather, quantum possibilities should really be about probabilities which can be analyzed on a sub atomic level.

However, with scientific critique and intricate word salad aside, the world and the space that surrounds it is infinite and thus, it is counter-intuitive to say there are only finite possibilities or probabilities in the infinite universe.

Chaos theory is about how complex the world is. The world is so complex scientists cannot predict what will happen. One small change, even a seemingly tiny insignificant change has huge consequences.

In our daily lives, we may not really stop and ponder that there is a cloud of chaotic relationships with time, dates and numbers in the world. The reason is there is really no exposure or even dialogue associated with the idea of echoes in time, memories of being somewhere that you have never been or even remembering a life that you have never lived.

There is limited exposure to thoughts of PSI – or even super human qualities that people often keep to themselves out of fear of being exposed and exploited negatively.

You have life energy that is unique to you. It is as unique as a fingerprint or your own DNA. Radionics studies tell us that every part of an individual; brain, nerves, muscles, sinews, even cells have certain vibrations.

The theory is that illness; injury, infection, stress, environment or poor hygiene can cause the vibrations to become imbalanced. Many other factors cause body life energy to be altered. This altered energy pattern can be read from any part of the body and treated by sending messages, with an instrument, to the body in order that the body may heal itself through the restored flow of energy.

Sounds incredible, doesn’t it?

Well, keep in mind the old urban legend about the woman who accidentally runs over her small child with her car. While we are told the story is true – the focus is on a frail young mother who during a snowstorm, accidentally backed her car over her child and pinned him in a snowdrift.

She heard his screams and got out of the car. She tried to pull forward but the car’s tires spun on the ice. In sheer panic, she runs behind the car and begins to lift it. With all of her strength she manages to lift the car away from the drift saving her young boy.

This story has always been a lesson in what adrenaline can do as it shoots through the body of someone in panic.

Adrenaline is responsible for the action and multi-tasking that is happening in a panicked situation. It may have contributed to the added strength of the young mother lifting the car, but the biggest question is, what kept the mother from breaking her bones or ripping muscles and tendons as she lifted her vehicle?

It is all about mind power and how our brains are stronger that we can even fathom. It is the notion that if we were somehow able to use more parts of our brain we may uncover hidden memories, and super powers of mind and body.

I suppose it is not all that obvious to point out that everything you see and hear has an effect on you. All information that is offered to you, even information not spoken, has irreversible affects on you and changes the way you see the world. However, there are theories that make the leap into the idea that we may have in our unconscious minds some of the preexisting experience of our ancestors. Trauma is handed down generation after generation where memories exist that we have never experienced first-hand.

In 1950, Immanuel Velikovsky published, Worlds in Collision, a book detailing that in antiquity, catastrophe and cosmic upheaval were re-occurring events. Velikovsky’s research led to the disturbing conclusion that early civilizations may have experienced an end to their world and that the trauma of world’s colliding and dimensions melding together may be responsible for our reoccurring fears of the apocalypse or an abrupt ending of the world.

New research suggests that experiencing intense psychological trauma may have a genetic impact on a person’s future children. A study examining the DNA of Holocaust survivors and their children found similar variations from the norm in both generations for the gene associated with depression and anxiety disorders.

The findings imply that children of individuals who experience profound stress in life may be more likely to develop stress or anxiety disorders themselves. Another question is, does stress from trauma the only thing passed down from our genealogical pedigree?

Even with images and sound we sometimes share the same interpretations of what we see and hear in agreement with our mothers and fathers.

For example, there is a sound experiment where tones are generated a half an octave apart or a tritone—and when they are played create an experience that cannot be described in words alone. Diana Deutch discovered what is now called the, triton paradox, in 1986. The basic pattern that produces this illusion consists of two computer-produced tones that are related by a half-octave. When one tone of a pair is played, followed by the second, some people hear an ascending pattern. But other people, on listening to the identical pair of tones, hear a descending pattern instead.

While people cannot agree on which way the octaves are played up down or down up, they are internally consistent in identifying the pattern in the future. The familiarity of the sound will remain consistent and the direction you hear it will repeat and it will never change.

The other weird fact is by the way you hear the tones — it will be shared by how your father or mother hears them – it is connected to familiar speech tones that you shared with them growing up.

Now can this mean that we somehow have memoires given to us by long dead ancestors? Is their unconscious recall of the locations they visited or lived in? If we carry traits of our genetic ancestors, could we also share a memory or even a mass feeling that what we are experiencing has happened before? Can we be experiencing a metaphoric mirroring of what happened before?

I have heard many times that we are living in days similar to the days of Noah. However, we could not possibly know how the days or Noah actually were. I know that it is a worn out euphemism to describe the condition of man before a biblical catastrophe, but is it just a worn out euphemism?

In some affairs of the present, it is wise to go back and try to understand the philosophies that have been offered in past as illustrations of what always has been. What I am meaning is, the more things we believe are changing become nothing more than mere Mobius strips that repeat themselves like echoes in transit to the contemporary epoch that seems so new, so sudden and odd.

The Mobius strip is literally a ribbon or band that is formed into a horizontal figure eight a symbol that is often called the eternal lemniscate or eternal ribbon. Theoretically, if you are like an ant roaming the Mobius strip, chances are you will encounter the same experience twice – and then as you contemplate why your experience is repeating, you journey forward again thinking why is it that you get feeling as if you have been here before.

Deja vu is like the Mobius strip – it is the syndrome of seeing the same thing happen twice. In the Mobius strip, you are in and out at the same time. Put in a few more twists, and you can repeat this more times within one cycle. As we grow old the number of twists in the strip increases, and those moments of deja vu increase till such time that the number of twists are so many that really the properties of the twists are microscopic compared to those of the strip itself.

Déjà vu is one of the strangest phenomena in medical science, and no one can definitively say for certain what causes it. The most widely accepted theory is that déjà vu is the result of mistimed firing of neurons which triggers a temporary glitch in the processing of incoming information within the brain.

Déjà vu is also theorized to be a result of a disruption in the time-space continuum. Others theorize that déjà vu is a result of spiritual forces at play that are not of this Earth.

Some people believe that it is the work of the cosmic trickster moving the universe and time either in your favor or as an obstacle to your progress.

It can be all about the possibility and probability of time left up to quantum speculation and chaos theory.

According to Homer, we all have dualistic existence. We have our visible existence that is with us when we are alive and another existence that appears just before we die. This is known as the “feeble double” the darker self that appears in the deepest despair. If we lose track of the conscious self, the feeble double is known to appear and when it does all mayhem will be loose. The cycle sends the signal and we must learn that all things need balance and hopefully we can avoid being a monster.

Doctors and neurologists are completely baffled by a 23-year-old British man’s ongoing battle with a chronic “Groundhog Day” phenomenon that finds him stuck in a debilitating déjà vu time loop that first began eight years ago. The man told doctors that he was “trapped in a time loop” and it felt like he was reliving the past moment by moment. He can no longer watch television, listen to the radio, or read books or magazines because it feels as if the material is being sourced from his memories, resulting in what can only be described as a painful Truman Show-like anxiety.

What has experts mystified the most is the fact that the most extreme and intense cases of déjà vu are only found in people who have seizures in the temporal lobe such as “temporal lobe epilepsy”. The patient’s brain scans, however, are crystal clear and show zero signs of damage, seizures, or any neurological conditions whatsoever. His memory also passed all tests and showed no problems. The young man is therefore the world’s first recorded case in medical history of what is now being called “psychogenic déjà vu”, which is déjà vu triggered by anxiety rather than a neurological condition such as dementia or epilepsy.

Details of the strange case were first published by the Journal of Medical Case Reports in December 2014. Dr. Christine Wells is a psychology expert from Sheffield Hallam University and author of the report, who writes: “Rather than simply the unsettling feelings of familiarity which are normally associated with déjà vu, our subject complained that it felt like he was actually retrieving previous experiences from memory, not just finding them familiar. Most cases like this occur as a side effect associated with epileptic seizures or dementia. However, in this instance it appears as though the episodes of déjà vu could be linked to anxiety causing mistimed neuronal firing in the brain, which causes more déjà vu and in turn brings about more anxiety.

There is an ancient theory that has been held by the Egyptians that the magnetic influence of the Sun and the orbs known as stars, the alignment of planets and the synchronization of time, influences the way mankind goes about the business of being human. There are old sayings that are found in the Bible stating there is nothing new under the Sun, and the old axiom that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Literally, it means that we have all experienced this before and if you are felling a sense of a major cosmic confluence of déjà vu, you are most certainly not alone.

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Written by Ron Patton