SECTUAL

Hi, I'm MO.

Well I mean I gotta communicate it how it seems to me.

I feel like I've lived at least a few dozen different lives in one, and each individual life seems to have a warped sense of time, leaving events which took place in those lives "feeling" like they happened a MILLION fucking years ago.

I'm not just universes away from where/who I was only 2 or 3 years ago...

I am MULTIVERSES away.

Do you think it's possible that dreams are sometimes direct viewings 
of other lives we're living simultaneously but in different places?

Yeah I think that's basically the crux of it, you could summarize it by saying that.

This is what I think:

(04-23-2017, 10:37 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: [ -> ]Dreams are 'training grounds' and 'scenario-scapes' where we learn important lessons so we will not have to learn them in our waking lives. Think about some of the things you experience in dreams... horrifying, deadly, dangerous. The type of stuff that if it happened in real life, you'd have some majorly heinous shit to deal with, right? Well dreams are there so you can learn these things without real life consequences.

If you meddle in dreamtime out of selfishness and ego, you potentially miss your chance to learn important lessons and have experiences without any consequences. If you interfere in that dreamtime, you will potentially have to endure the equivalent of those experiences in your waking life.

https://www.sectual.com/thread-1829.html

Yeah, sounds probable.

That's why I never fucked around with lucid dreaming or astral travel.
I always felt that there would be consequences, ya know? Like, you wanna
dance? OK, but know that you have to pay the piper afterwards.

Not in a religion-type of fear, more like a reluctance to draw the cosmic 
heat down onto myself unnecessarily.

There really are consequences man...

People just don't understand that.

It's lack of understanding certain principles.

It's not anybody's fault and doesn't mean people are dumb or anything.

The last time I saw Wheezy was approximately five hundred million years ago.

That was the time range I put on it when I saw this video on the recommended page.

Legitimately...

I can't even begin to imagine when was the last time I saw this guy.

How many people ago I was.

How many buhjillions of moons ago it was.

How many manys ago it was.

Lol.

I mean...

People say life is short, and yeah, I guess it is, but...

When you get blasted with things that make you feel this way about time every now and then...

I dunno, it seems almost eternal.

And it ain't even in some kinda "back when I was young" sorta way... this isn't some kinda nostalgia thing. This is straight up, no bullshit feels like millions of years ago. Period.

Shit like this has me convinced that time truly does fucking not exist. It just doesn't.

Wheezy was an OG YouTuber for anyone who doesn't remember. I never really liked the guy, but that's not the point.

(04-24-2020, 02:10 PM)Chatwoman Wrote: [ -> ]I feel like I've lived at least a few dozen different lives in one, and each individual life seems to have a warped sense of time, leaving events which took place in those lives "feeling" like they happened a MILLION fucking years ago.

Shit, I woke up a different person today alone.

Can't imagine how many times it's happened.

I have been so many different people, I can't even remember them all.

(04-24-2020, 02:27 PM)somethingelseishere Wrote: [ -> ]Do you think it's possible that dreams are sometimes direct viewings 
of other lives we're living simultaneously but in different places?

You mean we could simultaneously be living in dystopias more fucked up than this one? Shoot me now. Don't wait till you get home.

(07-20-2023, 12:17 PM)Guest Wrote: [ -> ]You mean we could simultaneously be living in dystopias more fucked up than this one?

It's almost never worse than your nightmares though... there's a silver lining, Fucky McNugget, cheer up Weepy McSad.

Whatever you say, Silly McSlapstick.

(07-20-2023, 12:21 PM)Chatwoman Wrote: [ -> ]It's almost never worse than your nightmares though...

If I understood SEIH correctly, he was saying our nightmares are our alternate lives in parallel universes. So you're right about that.

I love it when I'm right without even realizing how right I am.