Okay. So the interpretation of
"Dream Weaver: Night Dreams Part III-Journey 9" Lead me to this conclusion. Time is NOT something you "do", it is something "that is"! I know. Confusing, right. Not at all. Here is how "time" works.
Time is-simply put-a measurement tool. It is utilized in several ways on a cosmic and earthly level. The greatest example of
"time" as an actual "object"
is travel. Literally, traveling to and from one place to another. In order to get from here to there you must travel. You will not get there without literally
traveling THROUGH time. Case in point. A plane flies a distance of 2400 miles in 3 hours, which is 800 miles per hour. The origin was from the Pacific Standard Time Zone and the destination is in the Central Time Zone. Ergo, the difference in time is 2 hours. Going to the Central point in time, you lose 2 hours. Coming back to the Pacific point in time, you gain 2 hours. This is because time in-and-of itself is an actual physical object that you passed through in order to get from Point A to Point B.
TIME NEVER MOVED. YOU DID. When you traveled from Los Angeles to Chicago, you went forward into the future-when you came back, you went 2 hours into the past. Things that have happened in Chicago have not happened in Los Angeles yet. This is not a concept-it is a daily reality. The time line itself never moves - you simply move up or down the time line that is already there. You can continue to do this all the way around the planet and outward from the planet.
Quantum theory and mechanics accept that "time" is constant, but refuse to accept that once in permanency-always in permanency. In other words, 12 inches will always equal a foot. Period. 1+1 will always equal 2. Forever. Not to break your quantum leaping hearts, but the element of time cannot cancel itself out. It is simple grade school math. 1+1=2-1=1; not ZERO. But that small irrefutable, but important factoid is only for my science geeks. Let's move on.
Time cannot undo itself or turn in on itself. Time can however, be overlapped with another time line. In other words, while this thing is happening one place at this moment in time, this other event is also taking place at the same time somewhere else. Time was the same; only the actions were different.
You see, all measurements of distance and relativity are essentially broken down to the power of "10" and "tenth" increments. The power of 10 times 10 times 10 and so on from the smallest known point of origin to the largest calculated point of destination. This is why we measure distance with time. We use it everyday when driving to work or taking a bus, train or airplane to another city. The same goes for traveling from this planet to distant point outside the universe. When using the element of time to get from our point A-Earth to the point B-Other Universe, we have taken "time" to get there. We speak time travel jargon everyday in our normal routines and don't even realize it. We say things like, In order to get something done, it's going to take "time". Whether a little or a lot, everything we "do" takes "time."
So you see, in our own little way,
we are all time travelers. By being in existence, in action, constant motion, constant movement-or lack thereof, we are utilizing one of the most powerful tools we have. Time. Our daily vocabulary is riddled with it. "Take your time...time to go...what time will you be here...stop wasting time..." and the list goes on and on. Time is not a verb, it's a noun. Just remember, it is still the one of the many natural elements of existence that we cannot synthetically reproduce no matter how far we turn our clocks back so please
make the most of your "time" and utilize it wisely-because once it's gone-it's gone.
-DeMaster Thomas
