The Sequencing of Time (16.12.08)

“The sequencing of time is not easily understood by man.

The sequencing of time is not experienced by man.

The sequencing of time does not permit experiments.

The sequencing of time makes judgements based on time unreliable to man.

The sequencing of time permits occurrences that would be strange to man.

The sequencing of time allows for time to trough and peak.

The sequencing of time is at the will of God.

           Time can stop and start.

           Time can be accelerated and slowed.

           Time can run forwards and backwards.

           Time can be cut and spliced.

           Time can be inserted and deleted.

           Time can be repeated and omitted.

           Time can be interrupted and confirmed.

           Time can be condensed and expanded.

           Time is but a variable within the existence of man.

     Time can be dimensioned and be multifaceted.

           Multiple time dimensions can transfer matter to and fro without the loss of energy when position is maintained.

     Time can be extrapolated only with great caution.

           The knowledge of man fails when accepting,

                                                                   without due thought,

                                                                              the time extrapolations of man.

The passage of time depends upon equations that may not be known to man.

The measurement of time is uncertain for man.

The continuity of time should not be assumed by man.

The management of time is beyond the ability of man.

     Time can change and vary as the eddying in a stream.

     Time can wander far from a straight line.

     Time can follow complex curves and paths.

     Time can control jurisdictions and paths across the sky.

           The time sphere of man can be impacted by events.

           The time sphere of man can be modified by collisions.

           The time sphere of man can be penetrated and left.

           The time sphere of man can be viewed internally and externally.

                      Change occurs within the time sphere of man.

                      Change cannot be seen outside the time sphere of man.

           The time sphere of man is quite extensive.

                      Man cannot escape,

                                              during his mortality,

                                                                      the time sphere of man.

           The time sphere of man has external controls.

The control of time enables travel to very distant places.

The control of time –

                  the application of time –

                                   the persistency of time –

                                                     is reserved to the will of God.”