After researching magnetism, gravity, scalar waves and torsion fields for the past couple of weeks I have gained a much better understanding of time. I still have much to learn but I do seem to have a gift regarding time, so I will share with you the results of my latest experiments. Before today I was not able to reproduce the results of accelerating/decelerating time in a localized field. I have been focusing on 15 minute intervals and measuring time with a Swiss mechanical stopwatch (non-magnetic) and a computer located in a separate room. I have been able to slow the time of the stopwatch by 11 seconds in relation to the computer clock after 15 minutes, using a frequency of 1.7 MHz and 3.5 Volts applied to the Diamagnetic Bismuth cores and Crystal w/ Scalar coil:
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I believe that devices like this act as an extension of ourselves. We are all capable of producing results similar to this without any technology, but it does help us to speed up the process. Using your mind you can create time fields in localized areas of space and learn to accelerate/decelerate time in that field (or bubble). It takes a lot of concentration and focus but then again so does astral projection.
I believe that this design can't produce the type of results that I'm looking for, which is why I have ordered much larger crystals and more powerful magnets (N50 Neodymium). The magnets above are an assortment of N43, N45 and N50. I will also be making larger Bismuth cores. I think I might also need a few more function generators as well... Playing with time is not cheap.
how would you know that the insides of the clock are non-magnetic? i'd use a digital watch.
btw, i researched "magnetism, gravity, scalar waves and torsion fields" by studying physics and my understanding of time basically is 0. i really wonder what's going on in your head.
since you are the one person with the most extraordinary claims on this forum, you're a believe like christianity to me, just that i don't believe in it, lol. i'd love to see proofs though!
Digital watches are far more susceptible to the field put off by the scalar waves, Mr. "I researched magnetism, gravity, scalar waves and torsion fields by studying physics." I wish I could show you proof but for now I don't think most people are ready for this.
sorry man, proof or this is worthless. if we're not ready, safe your time.
so you tested if the clock is effected by the magnets? if you did, it of course would be ok to use this one. i suppose a digital clock would still work in these fields without its accuracy being effected... no idea though. it's something that demands testing.
Learning to better understand how time functions is by no means a worthless endeavour. When I started working with this technology is was to learn how to use it as an aid for astral projection. After further research I found that interdimensioal travel (AP) seems to be related to time and space. While working with these devices I could sense that time felt 'different'. I would have the devices turned on and I would be on the computer and when I thought an hour had passed only 20 minutes had gone by. Since I was young I could always tell what time of the day it was and when this started happening I was shocked...
The next step was to find instruments that accurately measure time. Which is limited to only digital clocks, mechanical clocks (stop watch) and an hour glass. Hour glasses might be affected by the high density gravity fields of the neodymium magnets and digital clocks can go haywire when around powerful magnetic and scalar fields. I will be experimenting with an hour glass next week but for now the field is only large enough for something small (i.e. mechanical stopwatch).
Although, I can't provide any proof you have to wonder what effect large magnetic fields will have around diamagnetic fields and scalar waves. As well as crystals and the use of your mind... If you believe that nothing will happen when you put all those things together then I don't know what to tell you... :|
of course you can provide proof... you said it's working, so you can prove it. (get a camera for example)
and of course it's not worthless to understand time, but without proof it at least is worthless for the sceptical reader.
At this point in time I'm more interested with what other people have to say before I provide proof. :-)
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you know, kurt, i'm really fascinated that you do stuff like that and it makes it somewhat unlikely that you're only kidding us, hehe. i dont know.. i'm a mega sceptic. dont feel ticked please if you're real.
Quote from: zareste on December 20, 2009, 22:52:44
You can say the video was manipulated or the clock was changed. Don't portray conservative belief as skepticism
depends on the video. it has to show ALL the details and never get them out of camera. it's as close as it gets to a proof. i'm not portraying conservative belief as skepticism.
ah, I sorta read your post out of context earlier (looking at it from the 'recent posts' list), so, yeah, this seems like a reasonable request for pictures.
I find, people don't often conduct hoaxes unless they have a really good reason to (like money, influence, or guaranteed fame), so you have to look for a motive first. People on the internet don't often have anything to gain from a hoax (unlike people who send their pictures to TV stations), and internet hoaxes are quickly exposed, so it's pretty rare
I guess we have all been conditioned to believe that time is something that can't be changed. But if you think about it why should manipulating time be any more difficult than projecting your consciousness into another dimension? Mainstream scientists can't get time to change because they are missing the the most important element in there experiments; their mind. Like a computer without any software, the device above will just sit there and do nothing. Once your mind is applied to the device you can create these time/space bubbles with a little practice and stabilize it near the magnetic/scalar field.
The materials I am using are the basic components of thought based technology:
- Permanent Magnets
- Diamagnetic Metal
- Quartz Crystal
- Iron (ferrite) Core
- Scalar Coils
- Function Generator
You will find that without the use of your mind any device you build with these components will just sit there and do nothing. But once you begin to focus your awareness into the device, you will be amazed and what can be accomplished.
Can we agree that time is not absolute? Okay. Since the perception of time is relative to the conscious observer's frame of reference... what you seem to have done is you have affected your perception of the flow of time within your reference frame.
You are correct in that you don't need shiny objects inside plastic computer monitor housings to achieve this feat. Our (amazingly prone to delusion) perceptions do this to us all the time...
Everyone's perception of time is different but what I have been experimenting with are time dilation fields in localized ares of space. When these fields are created the users perception of time changes, but more importantly the actual flow of normal time is altered. This has been confirmed with precise measurement of time at different points in space using various time measuring instruments. These fields seem to be spherical in nature and the torsion energy is controlled with the individuals mind.
Quote from: interception on January 02, 2010, 19:29:49
You are correct in that you don't need shiny objects inside plastic computer monitor housings to achieve this feat. Our (amazingly prone to delusion) perceptions do this to us all the time...
Haha! Those shiny objects are super powerful neodymium magnets and 99.99% Bismuth, the most diamagnetic metal on the entire planet. Iron [Ferrite] is another rare metal that is found in deflection yokes in CRT monitors which is why the computer monitor housing was used to suspend the stop watch. Delusions or not... If you don't think it's possible to control the speed of time then you probably never will! :-)
Perhaps I never will. :lol:
I am really interested in the dynamics of your experiment, yet it all seems a bit fuzzy. You do not provide a whole lot to go on. Success relies on being able to control torsion energy with the mind in a way that affects a users perception of time as measured in his/her local frame of reference and then you go on to speak of "normal time". There is no "normal time", there is only the individual's independent perception of time... yours in this case.
Perhaps our understanding of what time is, is too different for us to reach common ground. I don't know...
I'm gonna buy me some magnets and test this. :-D
Quote from: interception on January 02, 2010, 20:30:56
Success relies on being able to control torsion energy with the mind in a way that affects a users perception of time as measured in his/her local frame of reference and then you go on to speak of "normal time". There is no "normal time", there is only the individual's independent perception of time... yours in this case.
Time seems to flow at a constant rate throughout the entire universe. Yet every individual perceives time differently depending on what they are doing. Although, there are points in space, areas of the Galaxy where time flows faster/slower. This is most likely due to people like me that create artificial time/space bubbles! :-D
Quote from: interception on January 02, 2010, 20:30:56
I'm gonna buy me some magnets and test this.
Magnets are only part of the equations. That's like saying your going to go buy a computer and you only bring back a keyboard! The hardware behind time/space technology is similar to a computer. If you don't have software installed on your computer it will sit there an get dusty. But when you install windows, media players, movies, songs, email, etc.. It becomes alive. The technology I am experimenting with works in a similar fashion, except that the software is written in interdimensional thought energy rather than binary! :-o