The Timelessness of Aging and the Self

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Linda George/Waking Times

Time, in our corner of the universe, seems to be running the show. Our lives are controlled by the clock. Everything we do is dictated by the time – of the day, the week, month, year. We look in the mirror and see the physical effects of time on our faces. When we hit the 50 mark, life suddenly seems to be running out. Along with our youth, beauty and virility, opportunities and the excitement of wondering what the future holds , seem to be fading fast.

I’m not wanting to put a negative slant on all of this – but the reality is, time is running out, for all of us. We are all on our way to a date, sometime in the future, that has our name and death notice pinned to it.

This is just how it is, in this virtual reality we know as life, where time rules.  Is there anything we can do to minimise (if not eliminate!) the domination of time – and its scary face, ageing, on our lives?  That sounds like a big ask. First we need to dismantle, and reconstruct our idea of what time really is. David Icke has written extensively on this subject, and I’m going to borrow some words, from his latest book Remember Who You Are…. I hope he wont mind:

“…..Like ‘space’, there is no ‘time’. It is simply information encoded into the waveform fabric on the Universe which we decode as time. The way we decode it dictates how fast or slow ‘time’ appears to ‘pass’.  Information on a software disk can appear on the computer screen as pictures that seem to have space and time. The sequence moves from stage to stage and it seems like ‘time’ is moving forward. The scenes appear to have distance and perspective. But all of this is only information on a disk being read by the computer. This is what we do with regard to ‘space’ and ‘time’. When scientists talk about ‘space-time’ of the ‘space-time continuum’, they are talking about something akin to a computer game being decoded to appear as ‘space’ and ‘time’.  It is all an illusion…..”

Hmm. Amazing how real these illusions can feel. Icke goes on to talk about time as being a loop. Ancient societies knew it was a loop; that the universe moves through a sequence and returns back to the start. “The ‘Time Loop’ is the holographic level of perception as we decode information in the NOW into an apparent sequence of events. It would look like a ‘loop’ if you could see the whole thing in the holographic realm. But the holographic is only a decoded projection of the waveform information construct and this information does  not ‘move in a circle’; it vibrates in the NOW.” We are experiencing a small portion of the loop (our lifetimes) and so it seems we are moving from past to future. A useful analogy is a DVD of a movie. The part you are watching, is your present life. The parts you have already watched, is the past and the parts yet to come, the future. But you can hold the DVD in your hand and the entire story is there. It is the same with our lives -  it is all happening NOW. According to Icke, the ‘time loop’ is a hack. Oneness is our primal state and it is beyond time and space, it exists in the ever present NOW. At some stage in our evolutionary history (the ‘fall’ of man), the time-space firewall was inserted into the program and we became ensnared in the control mechanism of time. I wonder though, if there is an evolutionary purpose to this………

We have both a human self and a timeless self (my upcoming book goes into this in detail). We have been programmed to focus on our human beingness, and to deny our timeless being-ness – and the time hack was largely how it was done. With the timeless self sacrificed (for the agenda of the unmentionables), we lost our innate connection with Universal Consciousness -or Oneness, or the Infinite, or whatever you choose to call it. It is THIS awareness, that of the timeless self, we must reclaim if we want to release ourselves from the hard and heavy grip of ‘father time’ (Saturn). This is the quest of quests. Spiritual adepts, Shamans and ordinary people with a sense of the extra-ordinary have been on this path for eons. But it is not easy, and I do not make the suggestion lightly – because to all intents and purposes, the task seems impossible.

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