Originally posted by Vanitas


I am sure they have been discussed here in the past, but I haven't seen any recent threads. And, more importantly, I would really like to gather as many REAL and RELIABLE first-hand (if possible) accounts of time slips.

Yes.

Time not only slips - it accelerates as well.

And we can actually control it.

Vanitas, have you had a surge in people posting about time slips in the past couple of years? Through reading about some "is it sci-fi or is it real?" stories i came across Project: Looking Glass. In it, there were statements that time would become unstable and less constant leading up to 2012. During 2012 they stated that we would all enter a state that we would have infinite knowledge and have no perception of this moment ending. They said that this moment will feel like forever. However, when we come out of this "moment" only 2 or 3 days will have passed. Have you heard anything like this before?

This is a great thread!
I had something very odd happen just today, but it was more of a deja vu. But it was a really long and detailed deja vu!

I've always thought time was a liquid flowing thing, not captured in blocks like it's currently presented.

There were several times over the years when I was at work (I hang wallpaper) when time got squirrely. I usually work alone, and having done this job for years, I usually have a pretty good idea of how long it will take me to complete a given area. I recall finishing a room at what felt like the end of the day for me (like it should be around 4 pm) and it's barely noon. I'm good, but not THAT good. That's happened a few times. No other specifics.

I have heard a voice out of the past. This was back in 96, I'd recently split up with my husband. I was quite miserable, lying in bed crying. Late at nite. And I heard, for just a few seconds, the sound of my son's laughter when he was 3 yrs old. He was 17 when this happened. The windows were closed, the a/c was on, and I knew it was him when I heard it.

I've had many experiences of losing time while driving. But no clock verification. Just a start and wondering how I got this far. I think we go into "the zone" when we drive. Especially a familiar route. You're on auto-pilot and your brain is free to be elsewhere. I'll be following your blog and checking more of the links posted here.

To Spooky Fox

DO tell about being able to control it!!!!

Best to all! DG

I have experienced a few time slips, nothing very noteworthy, but I have schizophrenia so unfortunately I do not know whether they were real experiences or just part of my illness. It frustrates me because I have to reality check and validate most of my thoughts and experiences and I end up even more confused because I'm not sure what is "real" and what isn't.