Theatres of Consciousness.
For this we need to make use of the following analogy.
You are invited to go and watch some of the Olympic events.
When you arrive at the entrance to the arena you discover that a fly is first
in line followed by a dog and than yourselves. Moments later an elephant queues
up behind you. The doorman then informs all of you that there is a condition
attached to your invitations. A camera has to be attached to your minds which
will record every single moment of your conscious awareness which can be
replayed to reveal how different species get to experience their realities of
the Olympics. All agree and later that day returns the recording devices before
going home.
A week later you and three of your friends are invited to come
and watch a film from the Olympics based on the different perceptions of the
species. On your arrival you discover that there’s no less that four Theaters,
each one showcasing a different show of reality. You all decide that each one
should watch a different reality show.
Outside the Theaters a sign reads.
Upon entry of any Theater in question your mind will be
altered to experience the reality at the timeframe of the specie in question.
These movies have been recorded according to the flicker fusion rate of the
specie in question.
Above each Theater is a different name.
Theater One: The
Olympics from the minds-eye of a fly.
Theater Two: The
Olympics from the minds-eye of a dog.
Theater Three: The Olympics from the minds-eye of a human.
Theater Four: The
Olympics from the minds-eye of an elephant.
Theater One:
In Theater one which you decided to enter you are amazed to
discover that all of the Olympic events are playing of twelve times as slow as
to how you saw it, after all you were there. Not only are you now capable of
seeing each and every muscle of the athletes twitching back and forth in minute
detail playing of so slow giving you enough time to absorb literally every
perceivable moment. The events of a girl spilling her drink onto her mothers
lap amazes you as to why the mother could not have seen it coming and prevent
it. After all, from you perspective you would have been able to react in time
with almost all the time in the world to stop it. You occasionally look at your
watch realizing that time is ticking by at a very slow rate about twelve times
slower than you are used to. When the movie finally comes to an end you realize
that it felt like 18 hours has passed. As you walked out of the Theater you
expected that all of your friends would by now be long gone as 18 hours would
have been a long time to wait for you. Surely they should have warned you that
the movie was going to last that long.
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Theater Two:
Your friend having entered Theater two and now being caught
up in the mindset of a dog discovers his watch to be ticking one and a half
times as slow as usual and everything to be happening accordingly. This allows
him more time to think and to see things happening relatively slower than he is
used too. When the movie finally came to an end he perceived the movie to have
been lasting for about 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Theater Three:
But then, your friend in Theater three from the minds-eye of
a human is not impressed at all. After all everything in the movie seemed the
same, so where is all the hype that everyone has been making such a big fuss
about and as such remains a mystery to him. The only event that really seemed
different was the very slow progress of the old lady and her husband that
literally took ages to reach there seats at the bottom of the arena. Even his
watch ticked away at a normal rate and as usual this movie also only lasted for
about one and a half hours. As he walked out of the Theater he expected to see
his friends displaying the same disappointments on their faces when they will
appear any minute now.
Theater Four:
Your friend number four having entered Theater four of the
elephant’s mind-eye experienced a totally different reality. The moment he
walked in his watch literally started to tick much faster and it was extremely
difficult for him to keep track of the events playing of so fast. Everything
was just happening way too fast for him to appreciate. To him it was like
watching a troubled hive of bees. The only thing of the whole movie that he
appreciated was the old lady and her husband that seemed to walk down the steps
at a normal rate as it’s supposed to be. Even the voices sounded like a
recording been played back too fast. When the movie came to an end but much
sooner than he expected it felt as if only about 45 minutes have passed. This
was not a moment too soon as he was becoming very irritated at the fast
movements which started to make him very aggressive. As he walked out of the
Theater he expected to wait at least another 45 minutes for his friends to
appear.
Back to reality.
But alas, all of the friends appeared from their different
Theaters at the same moment of time which only contributed even more so to
their confusion.
After all, how could it be possible for all of the friends
to have experienced different durations of time in the movies but yet having
taken the exact same time of one and a half hours outside the movies?
Einstein’s Curse.
Could it be that they have traveled in some of Einstein’s
spacecrafts at different speeds without having realized it. I think not for the
Theaters was stationery with their relative positions having nothing to do with
any of this.
The finale will be when I introduce to you “Einstein’s
Curse”.
This is the moment where you now have to make your decision.
Either you can choose to spend your time somewhere else or
you could join me and Clayton on an incredible journey and get to learn the
realities of time.
Even Einstein for the man who he was, always yearning for
the truth, always embracing whichever came his way, would certainly have been
the first to join us.
This is a journey where you will often find yourself to be
completely lost.
Only through perseverance will you at some point or another,
sooner for some than others, get to discover the inner compass of your mind
leading you in the right direction.
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