The Chronovisor

reply to post by RuneSpider



I don't call it double talk, to me it's a way of explaining, to a degree, why it's so difficult to predict the future. I see it like basball, how often do even the best players get a decent hit, let alone a home run, yet they are still seen as professionals. Not all things in this world are that easy and no one is perfect. Predicting the future is one of those things.

The Chronovisor seems to operate in ways science just can't currently understand or are little known. Science is still in its infancy and we have a long way to go. In fact, there may not even be an end to the discoveries yet to be made. Heck, we can't even manipulate gravity yet to a reliable degree. So it makes perfect sense to me that there could yet be ways discovered to tap into these akashic records, as their called.

But I'm not here to try to convince you of anything. Everyone has the right to believe whatever they wish. No doubt you already made up your mind before even posting here. But let's not turn this into another off topic argument about Cayce.



[edit on 22-6-2008 by tinfoil hatter]

reply to post by Anonymous ATS

Thanks for a sincere comment. There are so many clowns out there with closed minds it is miraculous that man isn't still using rocks and sticks to defend himself.

This guy claims to be able to take photo's of the past (however, not the future)

No idea if this is a hoax or not.

reply to post by Chewlip


Yes.
Unfortunately, we are yet to see a single example of his photographs.
Not a good sign.




[edit on 10-7-2008 by Vanitas]

Originally posted by Vanitas
reply to post by Chewlip

 

Yes.
Unfortunately, we are yet to see a single example of his photographs.
Not a good sign.

Dammit! I'm SURE I had an article with the report AND a photo in it... of the first photo he took. I remember that it didn't look that impressive. I've just flicked through various issues of "Fortean Times" but can't find it.

There is a book called Father Ernetti's Chronovisor by Peter Krassa. It explains how FR Ernetti was constantly watched and followed by bodyguards from the Vatican, all sorts of interesting facts and legitimate sources. It's an interesting read.

reply to post by Vanitas

I just finished reading "Father Ernetti's Chronovisor." An astonishingly stupid book, with a few pages of the true history of Father Ernetti and his claims about having developed a Chronoviso, followed by 200 pages of random speculation about the Akashic Records (total fantasy), various other time travel claims, other visions, etc.
The only thing in the whole book that makes sense is the final chapter, in which the publisher inserts a letter from Father Ernettis nephew. It is his deathbed confession that the whole thing was a hoax, and his realization that he was probably mentally ill and delusional.

The Akashic records have no more credibility than Zeus and Olympus. Poseidon, and

Anyone interested in how any genuine chronovisor might work may well find some ideas or answers in the following books that are quite fascinating:

The Ghost of 29 Megacycles by John G Fuller.

This book is based on facts and details the design and success of an electronic device used to contact the dead (who are not really dead apparently) designed and announced by top physicists, including Nobel Prize winners. I suspect that the way their device worked (electronic frequencies) and later work that was done in Europe based on the original findings - which resulted in images being transferred from the alternate dimension of the dead (who sent photos of themselves apparently) - suggest a way that frequencies might generate images etc.

The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot

Contains stuff about how images from the past and future could be stored permanently in a holographic universe. A very good, accessible book that covers quantum physics findings and theories of mind that suggest the mind too is holographic.

Also, the ramblings of a man called Lobsang Rampa (Brit born fella who reckons his mind was replaced by a re-born Tibetan lama etc). He describes a visit in (I think it's the book called The Cave of The Ancients) which he sees such a device and watches world history recorded on it. It's either that book or The Third Eye.

Anyway, if a real chronovisor exists I think it'd be based on accessing this apparent holographic record through electromagnetic and sound frequencies, which does fit with the chronovisor idea. The Tibetan monks have a long history of doing things like levitating huge stones through sound vibrations.

Happy hunting people!

this device is talked about in Andrew D. Basiago's youtube. Discovery of life on mars.
They used the device to see the past and future. It was almost as if they were there but physically would not be affected. He also used the Mantuk project wormhole projection to travel through time frequently with his CIA handler: Hunt.

It is 6 hours of video but worth every bit of it...

39 part interview with Andrew Basiago

suggest a way that frequencies might generate images etc.

Of course frequencies generate images (patterns, but all images *are* patterns). This was discovered a long time ago.

www.world-mysteries.com...

(lower part of the page.)

reply to post by Ethereal Gargoyle


This is a better link (still the same website)
www.world-mysteries.com...

(Couldn't add it to my earlier post, too late to edit.)