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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 04:18 AM by Fabic
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Hi all, have been reading these discussions for a while now. I was just waiting for the right time to contribute as I have been studying Timewave Zero
and Novelty theory. Anyway, would just like to add some info to the question:
Originally posted by zenius
reply to post by Evasius
Thank you Evasius. October will be an interesting time indeed. Could you please tell me what years this correlates too when you have a chance please?
I have looked at resonances of 26th October 2009 and (these are approximate, both for any historical discrepancy or mathematical miscalculation or
whatever...) I will start from, well the start of these resonances.
BC 2,147,483,648: Earliest date Timewave allows. Not to sure what this implies. Any ideas?
BC 52,909,747: First Primates
BC 824,567: Oldest remains of hominid tools.
BC 10,912: End of Paleolithic era, beginning of Agriculture
1811: Anatomy of the Brain by Scottish anatomist Charles Bell announces discovery of the distinct functions of sensory and motor nerves.
Mankind (well western Man) begins to study the brain and the mind.
Oct 26 2009: Something as big of an impact in connectivity and novelty as the above concrescences.
Would like any additional information or feedback to see if anyone else agrees with this.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 06:59 AM by Evasius
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That's a very interesting video regarding cosmic cycles. I've seen other videos of his, one in particular caught my attention that explained matter
as the product of spherical standing waves in space - I used that imagery to develop my ideas of how time could also be the product of a type of
standing wave (given both space and time are supposed to be intimately connected, according to Einstein and others). Here's that video:
Regarding the video you posted - the graph shown halfway through caught my eye. I took a screenshot and then superimposed a screenshot of the timewave
over the top - the result is surprisingly similar as many of the peaks and troughs line up quite well.
It does make sense however that a graph representing a great cosmic cycle would somehow correlate to a graph representing a great time cycle:
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:00 AM by zenius
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reply to post by Fabic
Fabic, it is wonderful that you are researching this also. I'm sure Evasius appreciates your input a2009 as do the rest of us.
Your October 2009 correlations are very interesting, however the threads we were discussing were relevant to October 4, 11 and 28th of 2011. Would you
happen to have correlations for that year? thank you for your time and input.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:23 AM by Evasius
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October 5, 2011 is very deep on the graph regarding the amount of change it represents, so that is more concerning than the later October date some
have suggested to be 'a very bad day.'
What's even more interesting is the section of the graph on the far right (of the image on the previous page of this thread). As you know, the
timewave is made up of cycles that repeat - the 'joint' connecting this cycle with the next occurs on December 1, 2011. That day resonates with zero
date and then begins one of the final cycles (the last few are very brief in duration) which represents most of human history - it's a very important
period in time, at least according to the graph.
Judging by what I see on the wave, the week leading up to October 5, 2011 will be hectic, and December 1 of that year will directly determine how Dec.
21, 2012 plays out. I of course have no idea what will happen, I can only determine between varying amounts of change and chaos.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:27 AM by Evasius
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I'm not up to date on my crystal skull knowledge, however I have never heard of McKenna even acknowledging there existence, let alone connecting what
the timewave is tracking with them in any way.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:39 AM by zenius
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reply to post by Fabic
1811 was quite a year:
1811 - Arago's research in light commenced with his discovery of chromatic polarization in 1811. As an astronomer, Arago is remembered as the
discoverer of the solar chromosphere and for his accurate measurements of the diameters of the planets.
From a biological standpoint the two facts of paramount importance in the history of iodine are the discovery of the element itself in kelp in 1811 by
Courtois
Dr. James Simpson, born in 1811, was responsible for the discovery of chloroform's anesthetic qualities. His discovery and use of chloroform
eliminated pain, and it was produced on a large scale worldwide for use as a medical anesthetic.
The use of fruit for scurvy was adopted by both physicians and generals during the Revolutionary War. This was as close as we would get to a specific
therapy for a specific illness till the discovery of Iodine in 1811
The most notable event in the chemical history of the drug was the discovery of the first alkaloid known, morphine, by Sertürner, in 1811.
www.google.com.au...:1&num=20&ei=SWJHSvD6Mqbk6gPEs9wX&oi=timeline_navigation_bar&ct=timeli
ne-navbar&cd=1
1811 was a year of major human achievements, much like the previous time eras you mentioned. Maybe the theme here is catalysts for human adaption and
survival? Just a thought to add.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:45 AM by Evasius
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reply to post by octotom
My question is, is this 7am UT or for a specific timezone? Also, does that fact that we have very little time to get back into "habit" stem
from this timewave being a compressed one from earlier in history?
I'm not sure how the timewave handles timezones. Some think the 'now' the timewave tracks is the timezone of origin, which is either Hawaii, or
Colorado (where McKenna lived) ...I'm not sure.
I've personally suspected that the 'now' represented by graph actually exists in a timezone window, where the 'now' point resides in the middle
(at the peak of a bell curve) and follows the Earth's rotation, perhaps with daybreak as it traces over the surface. The conscious majority exists in
the sunlit portion of the Earth at any given time (since most people are not generally aware of ongoing events while asleep). As we become more
connected, I do see this as changing in the future, and the timewave's 'now' will mean precisely that no matter where you are.
As for the second part of your question, you are correct. We are living in a more compressed cycle, so our awareness gets jerked around a lot more.
When we 're-live' a war, it's not new war experienced in fast-forward, it's an event that echoes the previous but happens only as time will allow.
Events that took weeks in the past can re-occur presently as a single event that carries with it a similarity and affects the world and our future
with the same magnitude.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:51 AM by Evasius
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Thank you for posting that information regarding the Sheliak number set. I haven't delved too far into exploring other sets (which I probably
should). I will read that sometime this week, and who knows maybe I'll become a Sheliak convert. At any rate, the current numbers seem to be working
pretty well.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 07:55 AM by Evasius
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Good to hear from you again. Your graph relating the Timewave to the equinox precession is very eye-opening. I wasn't aware it correlated precisely
with our progress through the constellations, but it makes sense that progress through space would relate to progress through time. Thanks again for
your input.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 08:11 AM by Evasius
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reply to post by Two Eight Seven Four
Thank you very much for asking those questions about how and why zero date became set at December 21, 2012 (and thank you BlasteR for your quick
reply). I'm currently writing an explanation on this very question for another thread (using that
page you linked to regarding the 'problems' with zero date). Once I finish that, I'll post the
relevant portions here. I'll admit straight away, I don't have all the answers regarding the correlative process, that's the kind of thing I hope
to eventually work out during the progress of this thread (along with everyone's help and input). It's not like we can ask McKenna about the details
of the program, but that certainly would help. Hopefully by directly and collectively comparing the wave to history as it happens, we can get a better
idea of the nature of shifts, resonances, and upcoming novelty points. Stay tuned.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 08:12 AM by octotom
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You're correct. I read the beginning of that particular thread last night, and he said that he, his wife, and six others were going to "leave
civilization" in March of 2009 because in 2009, the poo would start to hit the fan. I find it interesting that that was posted in 2006, and right
now does seem to be a very volatile time.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 08:23 AM by zenius
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reply to post by octotom
A bit off topic, but yes, it also mentioned an increase in lights in the sky and stars moving, which there have been numerous posts about recently.
I'm still interested in how 10/2011 resonates with other time periods and what took place historically on correlating time frames.
The 10/2009 correlations are intriguing.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 08:51 AM by Matteo
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With my system I get for October 2011 and November 2011
Japan occupies Beijing
Spain Civil War
Niagara Flood or Disaster
Huge wildfire in a big forest
Japan occupies Philippines
Revolutionary computer invention
Failure of Singapore riots
Speed of Light achieved
Airplane for mistake crash in Empire State Building
Pearl Harbour event repetition
China Civil War
Debts crisis in Britain
Political investigations in Hollywood
Bombing starts in Nk, for a mistake a east-europen city is bombed
DECEMBER 2011
Television big changes
Koreas War
New Economic development
Greek Civil War
Vatican announces a discovery
UK agreement with China
India- Pakistan stop war
Roswell event repetition
Cold War repetition
Computer New Age
Wildfires around the world
Le Mans disaster repetition event
58.000 affected in United States with a serious illness
Massive rain and flooding in Japan
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 08:56 AM by Fenice999
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I was making some in depth research, and now I can share them with you.
The isssue is that the result is nothing that you can read while eating pop corn.
I'm trying to resume a lot of information in few words, so you will required to cover the gap for now.
In the first image you see 4 different calendars:
veda
platonic ages
Maya
Zodiacal ages
additionally you can follow the descending and ascendant part of the great year.
The second slide point out how the begins of the civilization as-we-know collime with the Kali Yuga. That in the calendar ends (surprise surprise) at
21 12 2012.
the third image describes something you never saw before: this is the so called “cristmast tree of the life”. Depict the fact that the 3
horizontal path on the cabalistic tree of life don't have the same distance.
While in Daleth (the above one) the distance is zero in Pe (the bottom one) is infinite.
The next slide describes how time “happens” on the middle path, that is Leo or Teth.
The time is oscillating between the 2 pillars of the tree of life: the force and the form.
But the definition self of those 2 is NOT a constant but variate with the precession of the equinox, as you can see in the next slides.
Now by describing the Christmas tree of life in 3 dimension you have a Matrix how the reality is working where so called horizontal dialectic (the
oscillation we described before) meets the vertical dialectic.
The time that we experience is only the zone depicted in blue in the next slide.
Time works in a way so that events becomes first POSSIBLE, the PROBABLE, then VISIBLE and finally TANGIBLE
the Equinox precession don't describes only an astronomical change but also a dimensional change.
Keep in mind that the M theory describes our universe as multiverse, containing 11 dimensions.
The dimensions are mapped here with the 4 world of the Cabala.
This fact can be proofen historically and I have done it: in the periods where we have more alignment the gods walk with the man. Then in the silver
age the semigods. After the semigods the Heroes and finally the man.
So the 2012 event is regarding:
1.the end of a great Plato year
2.the end of a period of 77760 years (3 great yeas) called the Age of the Phoenix
3.the realignment of our dimension (called Assiah) with dimension “others” (Yetzirah)
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 09:17 AM by tribewilder
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reply to post by Fenice999
I don't know what I am looking at....
Could you please provide some sort of explanation or translation??
Forget the popcorn, I am stymied here
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 10:04 AM by Fenice999
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I edited the post with some explication, but this is a very complex discussion.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 12:22 PM by Szerablyn
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Well before continuing with the most recent events I want to make a final observation about Michael Jackson's death and the similiraity with Louis
XVI.
Michael Jackson: He was the king of pop, and married the daughter of the king of rock (Lisa Marie), named one of his children Paris, was involved
in two trials, at the moment of his death his dignity was long over dead.
Louis XVI: King of France, married the daughter of the king of the Holy Roman Empire (Marie Antoinette) , involved in trials, his dignity was long
over when he died, he died in Paris.
I think there's definetely something there...
Today the President of Honduras was revoked, do you think this is another resonance to the french revolution?
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 12:41 PM by RazorX
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I'm not sure how the timewave handles timezones. Some think the 'now' the timewave tracks is the timezone of origin, which is either Hawaii, or
Colorado (where McKenna lived) ...I'm not sure.
i was under the impression that it's based off of Greenwich Mean Time because McKenna said the final moments are at 11:18 GMT, December 21st, 2012...
At least that's what he says in 'The World and It's Double'.
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 06:27 PM by dviper785
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Originally posted by RazorX
I'm not sure how the timewave handles timezones. Some think the 'now' the timewave tracks is the timezone of origin, which is either Hawaii, or
Colorado (where McKenna lived) ...I'm not sure.
i was under the impression that it's based off of Greenwich Mean Time because McKenna said the final moments are at 11:18 GMT, December 21st, 2012...
At least that's what he says in 'The World and It's Double'.
[edit on 28-6-2009 by RazorX]
I think we should devote time as a thread to confirming from a couple of sources which timezone twz program(s) truely point at, I am trying to contact
and get confirmation about the timezone issue from Sheliak but I will be looking into that video you mentioned as well
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 01:39 PM by rocksolidbrain
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Thats a nice match Evasius.
IMO, TWZ correlates with the BIG cycles more accurately. Meaning events that happen on a large scale or that affect things on a large scale. TWZ
predicts the trends more accurately then individual events.
Right now I'm trying to find similar matches by overlapping huge cyclic events on TWZ. Will post them soon.
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