R We Alone? Define Alone!

Subject: R We Alone? Define Alone! Tue Oct 18, 2011 4:00 pm

Hello, Hi! Strange things are afoot a the Circle K [just kidding]. BUT there are strange things going on that my husband and I are helpless to understand - let alone explain. We are not usually given to flights of fancy, but since 2004 we feel "crazy"! Time riffs - visible time riffs; weird medical things showing up; time anomalies - one minute here, the next not; strange sightings [us or them ?]. Define Alone! Anybody else experiencing strange stuff?

Subject: the late Budd Hopkins Wed Oct 19, 2011 4:43 pm

is a place to start, I suggest Communion as a text by Whitley Strieber
and Close Encounters of the 4rth Kind by CDB Bryan, the most credible is John Mack MD (Harvard) his work and books devlve into a lot of what you are talking about.

Subject: Re: R We Alone? Define Alone! Wed Oct 19, 2011 5:54 pm

ladytex wrote:: Time riffs - visible time riffs;

Examples?

weird medical things showing up;

Like ... ?

time anomalies - one minute here, the next not;

Examples?

Subject: Re: R We Alone? Define Alone! Thu Oct 27, 2011 8:35 pm

onlychild wrote:

ladytex wrote:: Time riffs - visible time riffs;
One minute its there and the next it is gone? Have you never experienced some thing gone in the blink of an eye?
The object does not need to be huge, in fact it can be quite small. Poof! it is gone.

Examples?

weird medical things showing up; You of all of us know that the marks can appear with no apparent source. IYet! There they are.

Like ... ?

time anomalies - one minute here, the next not; Have you never experienced the fast foward of an event where the time has gone?
Have you never experienced the slowing of time as events unfold. I can remeber when time crawled and in the next moment flew by. Preception may be the answer. Do other living things have the same sense? How does a redwood experience time?

Examples?
For the moment I remain
dave(the dunder head)fair

Subject: Re: R We Alone? Define Alone! Fri Oct 28, 2011 9:53 am

davefair wrote:: For the moment I remain
dave(the dunder head)fair

Yeah I know - and for the moment I remain
only (the WTF are you talking about) child R We Alone? Define Alone! Chuckle

Subject: Re: R We Alone? Define Alone! Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:38 am

onlychild wrote:

davefair wrote:: For the moment I remain
dave(the dunder head)fair

Yeah I know - and for the moment I remain
only (the WTF are you talking about) child R We Alone? Define Alone! Chuckle

Well actually what I was talking about was using my self as an example. A time rift can be experienced in one of several ways.
As an example I was badly injured in Viet Nam. When the incedent occured time slowed to a crawl........and I could not move fast enough to avoid what occured. As the incident continued time speeded up to a rapid pace (that could of course be the adrenalin kicking in) while the fire fight lasted time literaly flew by. As the thing came to an end time returned to normal. (that by the way was when the pain kicked in) After the morphine time again slowed to a crawl. The disappearance of time occured on the medivac flight out. Another shot of morphine and two weeks disapeared, I woke up in Japan, heavily bandaged and two plaster cast plus a little traction to keep things in place. Time again slowed to a crawl. Unable to get up even to go to the John. Two months seemed more like ten years. Due to the double vision I could not even read............ Not to mention the terrible itching under the cast and I could only use one arm to scratch with. After they removed the coat hangers I had to suffer thru it. The six months spent in therapy learning to walk and strengthing the muscle groups again. Well it was not fun.
As a conclusion I would state that time is of a personal experience.
So did I answer your questions this time? (chuckle,chuckle)
It was just a gentle jape, though not well thought out.
dave(the haw well)fair

Subject: Re: R We Alone? Define Alone! Sat Oct 29, 2011 6:31 am

That's what I wanted was examples of "things" that occurred (sorry, I'm a data kind of guy LOL).
I have had only one "time" event in my life that I ever remembered, and that was back in the '60s. I was walking home, left my friends house at 8:20 (looked at my watch) and walked two houses to the corner. That should have taken 3 minutes if that. Suddenly I felt something - can't explain it - just felt "something." I looked at my watch and had actually lost about 20 minutes - it was now 8:40. What happened? No clue.