I’d forgotten all about this piece of esoterica until George Ure knocked the memory banks over again.
“So, what are the dates? Once again looking to Excel to do the heavy lifting because it's a weekend and I try my darnedest not to really wake up until lunchtime, we see that the 34-day post emotional peak day would make 9/25/2009 our first 'hot date' to fear. The second one pencils out to 10/16/2009.” http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm
Then La Rouche sidles up with another indicator.
“October 12 or October 15 is the deadline, unless some very wild unforeseeable changes occur before that. When the fiscal year closes for the
Get the candles and cans of corned beef stashed high!!!
Heads up.
The idea of an emotional time wave from the future indicating the future course of events makes alot of sense to me, as emotions seem to exist out of time as normally underestood. Indeed one could argue that there is no real psychological time at all, that time is necessary in order to make sense of and navigate our 3D world but unnecessary and even disabling if we accept its existence in a psychological sense.
ReplyDeleteAnyway if the psyche exists outside time then its clear that information about "future" events could be received in the form of or signalled by emotions and could be decoded by a sensitive enough observer or recipient or "listening" apparatus. And here, I suppose, is where the time monks come in.