OK, say I accept all of that, how do you use that to prove or predict anything of any significance? Like say for instance an aura detector being one day invented?
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OK, say I accept all of that, how do you use that to prove or predict anything of any significance? Like say for instance an aura detector being one day invented?
Well, if i remember your previous writings correctly (that they are yours, and i am not mistaking them for someone else) you believe strongly in the past being the past and the future being undefined.
To me, the past is mutable.
There are many things you can do that change the past.
But, in the same breath, we are all creating the future. There are points in the future that are very much set. Like, we have built a train track to that destination, and now are driving our train down those tracks. We, all of humanity, would have to tear up the train tracks and move them to avoid this destination. So, we are heading for these specific destinations. (things like no more war, abundance mentality...)
Lets say you knew about IR light. The only thing required is to build a detector. So, it is only a matter of time before you built such a detector.
Lets say you had an ancient text that talked about IR light and the detector they built. Now, you are even more sure, that all you have to do is find a way because it has already been done, now you just have to repeat it.
And such it is with this quantum aura lens.
People can already use their third eye to see this. And there have been many scientists who have created devices that have helped many see (but not all). There is definitely something there. And there are ancient texts about how such a thing can be built. Now, it is just a matter of time before one is created.