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Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2025 6:38 pm
Conversation with the Mystic-Old-Man
Alexandr: Hello. I have a question. Let’s imagine a clock face, with 12 at the top and 6 at the bottom. Now, we can picture a scenario where, when the clock shows 6, for someone, the sun is rising at 6 AM and starting to gain momentum, while elsewhere, at 6 PM, the sun is setting and beginning to disappear completely. The peak of the sunrise, for those where it begins at 6 AM, is around twelve. And the peak of the sunset, also starting from six for someone, likewise reaches twelve, and then it is gone. And my question is this: if we are not talking about this kind of time, but about time in a global sense, as in four great global cycles in which humanity exists, do they follow the same kind of clock?
Mystic-Old-Man: They... follow the same vector. Or rather, it depends on which system is operating: if it is a person from another civilization, their time might move inward or, so to speak, not along a horizontal line, but along a vertical one.
Alexandr: Not along a horizontal line, but along a vertical one. But is the principle the same? So for some, it is just vertical, while for others, it is horizontal?
Mystic-Old-Man: Yes, and it can happen both ways at the same time. I do not rule that out, because in that case, the specificity of thought begins to function completely differently.
Alexandr: Well, alright, and if we are talking about our reality right now, which position on the clock are we at? What period of the four main cycles are we in, or, as it is called in Hinduism, the four Yugas? Where are we on the clock face right now? If we take it from 12 to 12?
Mystic-Old-Man: Let’s say, 12:10.
Alexandr: So, if I understand correctly, what we are living in now is also divided in such a way that for some, from this 12, the sun is shining brightly, while for others, it is dimming?
Mystic-Old-Man: Alex, look, a submarine has a 24-hour clock face because they do not see the sun or anything else, but that 24-hour dial underwater still operates, and the submarine does not stop. If it settles on the seabed, that is one thing, but if it is constantly moving, their sense of time changes. And for someone flying in an airplane, something else happens. If people didn’t fly like birds, but now they do – on airplanes – where... For example, Maxim took off from Khabarovsk at 6 AM and arrived in St. Petersburg at 6 AM
Alexandr: Hello. I have a question. Let’s imagine a clock face, with 12 at the top and 6 at the bottom. Now, we can picture a scenario where, when the clock shows 6, for someone, the sun is rising at 6 AM and starting to gain momentum, while elsewhere, at 6 PM, the sun is setting and beginning to disappear completely. The peak of the sunrise, for those where it begins at 6 AM, is around twelve. And the peak of the sunset, also starting from six for someone, likewise reaches twelve, and then it is gone. And my question is this: if we are not talking about this kind of time, but about time in a global sense, as in four great global cycles in which humanity exists, do they follow the same kind of clock?
Mystic-Old-Man: They... follow the same vector. Or rather, it depends on which system is operating: if it is a person from another civilization, their time might move inward or, so to speak, not along a horizontal line, but along a vertical one.
Alexandr: Not along a horizontal line, but along a vertical one. But is the principle the same? So for some, it is just vertical, while for others, it is horizontal?
Mystic-Old-Man: Yes, and it can happen both ways at the same time. I do not rule that out, because in that case, the specificity of thought begins to function completely differently.
Alexandr: Well, alright, and if we are talking about our reality right now, which position on the clock are we at? What period of the four main cycles are we in, or, as it is called in Hinduism, the four Yugas? Where are we on the clock face right now? If we take it from 12 to 12?
Mystic-Old-Man: Let’s say, 12:10.
Alexandr: So, if I understand correctly, what we are living in now is also divided in such a way that for some, from this 12, the sun is shining brightly, while for others, it is dimming?
Mystic-Old-Man: Alex, look, a submarine has a 24-hour clock face because they do not see the sun or anything else, but that 24-hour dial underwater still operates, and the submarine does not stop. If it settles on the seabed, that is one thing, but if it is constantly moving, their sense of time changes. And for someone flying in an airplane, something else happens. If people didn’t fly like birds, but now they do – on airplanes – where... For example, Maxim took off from Khabarovsk at 6 AM and arrived in St. Petersburg at 6 AM