Is time going by faster?

[Akanah]

I'm clearly not of this world as I cannot recall anything that is year specific. Events stick for sure specific personal events like the births of my children, the deaths of my parents but I cannot recall the dates of my grandparents deaths nor do I recall where I was when the 9-11 Show was first broadcast, what year I sat and watched the moon landings 'live' on a black and white tellybox, where I was when 'the millennium' kicked over.

I remember coming out of my room and going into the living room and wondering why everyone was looking at a TV with a chimney and smoke. I asked them why they were looking at the TV and they told me something about a skyscraper that had collapsed. But I definitely didn't see a skyscraper on the TV, I saw a chimney with smoke. In my reality, 9/11 did not exist, so to speak.

 

[AgentOrange5]

I get that perception of time has changed when one is having fun or doing drudgery, and as one gets older.....but I can't do as much in 1 hour as I used to. And I'm not elderly, I am still moving as fast as I used to.

For example: I used to set my alarm 30 minutes before work. I would hit snooze for 5 minutes, and leave the house at 5 minutes for the short drive to work. So 20 minutes to get ready--I would wash my hair, comb it, dress, put in my contacts, put on make-up, heat up a quick breakfast in the microwave, then eat while I checked a few websites (yahoo news, a deal of the day site, e-mail.....this was early 2000's) I can't do that today. In the same 20 minutes today, I comb my hair and dress (no contacts, no hair washing, no make-up), heat up a quick breakfast and eat while checking my phone messages.

Lunch at work is another good example, myself and co-workers would carpool and drive to a fast-food joint (often with long lines), buy lunch, sit down, and eat lunch, drive back to work.....all in 30 minutes. No way I could do that today. Now I bring my lunch, and after going to the bathroom and the work lunchroom, barely have time to scarf it down before running back to work.

Anything I used to do, now takes substantially longer.

This is what tells me time has changed, days have been shortened.

 

[trismegistus]

Saw this today thought it was relevant to this thread

Hadith 1036 - Invoking Allah for Rain (Istisqaa) - Sahih Al-Bukhari - صحيح البخاري - Collection of Actions, Sayings and Teachings of Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم) including Kutub as-Sittah

The Prophet (saws) said, "The Hour (Last Day) will not be established until (religious) knowledge will be taken away (by the death of religious learned men), earthquakes will be very frequent, time will pass quickly, afflictions will appear, murders will increase and money will overflow amongst you."

 

[Akanah]

The mandela-effect itself seems to place events further into the past than they originally were. As a result, time seems to pass more quickly, although it is actually only overwritten.

 

[Silent Bob]

I get that perception of time has changed when one is having fun or doing drudgery, and as one gets older.....but I can't do as much in 1 hour as I used to. And I'm not elderly, I am still moving as fast as I used to.

For example: I used to set my alarm 30 minutes before work. I would hit snooze for 5 minutes, and leave the house at 5 minutes for the short drive to work. So 20 minutes to get ready--I would wash my hair, comb it, dress, put in my contacts, put on make-up, heat up a quick breakfast in the microwave, then eat while I checked a few websites (yahoo news, a deal of the day site, e-mail.....this was early 2000's) I can't do that today. In the same 20 minutes today, I comb my hair and dress (no contacts, no hair washing, no make-up), heat up a quick breakfast and eat while checking my phone messages.

Lunch at work is another good example, myself and co-workers would carpool and drive to a fast-food joint (often with long lines), buy lunch, sit down, and eat lunch, drive back to work.....all in 30 minutes. No way I could do that today. Now I bring my lunch, and after going to the bathroom and the work lunchroom, barely have time to scarf it down before running back to work.

Anything I used to do, now takes substantially longer.

This is what tells me time has changed, days have been shortened.

Same here, I like to take my time and used to allow myself 45 mins from getting out of bed to setting off for work. Now I need 90 mins and don't do anything extra! I recently tried to cut that down to 75 mins but found myself having to rush too much.

 

[Oracle]

Here's something interesting I came across in a hardback I'm reading that fits this thread . It's in reference to an astrophysicist named Nikolai Aleksandrovich Kozyrev and his experiments on Time.

"....after his return from the concentration camp, his main scientific interest became the theory of time. He devised brilliant experiments that enabled him to develop a complex theory of time, proving that time has a substantial nature. It has it's own solidity which changes according to the configuration of the globe. Consequently, time is more solid or less solid at different points on the earth. Of course, it is completely impossible for us to detect this with our normal human abilities of perception, but his sophisticated apparatus was actually able to measure the differences. This proved his mathematical theories about how the substance of time could actually be changed....... Peculiar looking apparatus in the centre of the room. It is a tube made from a special combination of polished metals that act like a mirror. We have learned that this is one of the ways in which we can alter a person's perception of time. In ways we do not yet understand, the mirrors work to transform time and space for the person inside them. "

From the book, Entering The Circle by Olga Kharitidi.

Here's a little more about him.

The scientific activity of Nikolai Aleksandrovich Kozyrev was marked by two major achievements. This is the discovery of a new kind of physical interaction and the development of an original scientific picture of the world in which the passage of time appears as a physical process that ensures the maintenance of life in the universe.

According to his theory, celestial bodies (both planets and stars) are machines that produce energy, and time serves as the “raw material for processing”. By virtue of its special physical properties, it is able to prolong the activity and viability of an object: the longer an object exists, the more it acquires the ability to continue to exist.

This theory led him to study the physical properties of time and to establish a connection between time and energy, manifested in all celestial bodies, large and small, and resulting from the constant action of the universal “low-temperature source.” He tried to back up his theoretical studies with astronomical observations and a laboratory experiment. Thus arose the “theory of Kozyrev’s time”, which he first described in his book “Causal or asymmetric mechanics in linear approximation.”

Nikolay Kozyrev - Aether. Laboratory Of Aether Physics. Gravity Control
Since I ended up down a rabbithole this morning, I will also add this;

Our understanding that SubQuantum aether activities are the basis all physical phenomena, all psychic phenomena, all "paranormal" phenomena, and all consciousness-related phenomena, becomes ever stronger.

From the infinite velocity information-transport point of view, since these infinitesimal entities are effectively "removed from time", they can perhaps be viewed as encompassing "All of Time", so that information, by way of the infinite velocity variety of the infinitesimals, can be injected from any point in history, to any point in history, easily resulting in many of the "unusual" time-related events which are arising during our observations of the Now. There are additional important "quantum matter" mechanisms which we will discuss later.

There is an overwhelming evidence of such "cross-time", atemporal, and diachronic occurances, as spontaneous and experimental events have piled up in the literature. Their counterintuitive and often "paranormal" features have baffled observers along centuries. Conventional theories of a chronometric linear time-flow as the unique referential vector involved in such events, have miserably failed to offer an acceptable explanation for them. Anomalous time-related phenomena, just as the biological/psychological variants of time flow, exhibit certain features which are strongly divergent from the ones normally ascribed to an "entropic" time vector.
The common Subquantum origination of Information and Time is powerfully dissipating the elements of "mystery" and "weirdness", which have obstructed the understanding - and sometimes even the acceptance - of reported time anomalies. They deserve our full attention, so we will bring in our next installments a careful investigation of this topic from the novel perspective of our SubQuantum concept.

The Substance of Ghost
Despite the article title, there is content relating to the mechanism of time inside.

 

[NigeWz]

There is a lot to this idea, but I think it's much simpler to explain.
You are bored. It's 11am and your lunch break starts at noon. After half an hour, you look at the clock and it's 11.05.
Conversely, you are having fun at 11 o'clock, and 5 minutes later you look at the time and it's 11.30.
There's a lot of truth to that old cliche, 'Time flies when you're having fun'.

 

[6079SmithW]

I think we are all low on energy.

"Lift up your eyes to the heavens, and look upon the earth beneath: for the heavens shall vanish away like smoke, and the earth shall wax old like a garment, "

The earth is where we get our energy, and it's loosing its life force.

So we don't move as quickly, and there's a grand solar minimum here, so we are cold and tired.

It changed around 2011 for sure. I am making a video about what I think is the cause of this change - for a new YouTube channel.

Hopefully it will be done soon, but I am so low on energy it's hard to be creative

 

[Septimus]

As mentioned earlier, I believe the passage of time and/or the perception of it may be influenced by our exposure to digital screens. There were some significant changes, starting around 2009 when digital projectors in movie theaters became the norm. Before then, we had film projectors and even movies shot digitally would still have to be converted into film. The difference in feeling was very apparent to me; the digital felt like something was missing. Soulless even.

In addition, around 2010, everyone started replacing their old analog televisions for 1080p flat screen LCDs. Previously, the people who owned these and plasmas were niche and certainly not the majority. And then by about 2012, most people owned a smartphone.

Sidenote:
Coincidentally, this was the same time I started developing visual snow / noise in my vision. I speculate that digital imagery is pure to a fault; that it is an abstraction and not real. Our eyes gradually compensate by adding in noise, which before was naturally-occurring in old films and analog television.

So there is a correlation with the dates mentioned and the adoption of these new technologies. The black monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey is a good representation of the societal impact of these digital screens. In terms of methology, I speculate that there is a mind control mechanism involved. Perhaps the refresh rate, colors and frequencies emitted are able to greatly influence us and our perception of time in comparison to moving pictures of old.

 

[Oracle]

As mentioned earlier, I believe the passage of time and/or the perception of it may be influenced by our exposure to digital screens. There were some significant changes, starting around 2009 when digital projectors in movie theaters became the norm. Before then, we had film projectors and even movies shot digitally would still have to be converted into film. The difference in feeling was very apparent to me; the digital felt like something was missing. Soulless even.

In addition, around 2010, everyone started replacing their old analog televisions for 1080p flat screen LCDs. Previously, the people who owned these and plasmas were niche and certainly not the majority. And then by about 2012, most people owned a smartphone.

Sidenote:
Coincidentally, this was the same time I started developing visual snow / noise in my vision. I speculate that digital imagery is pure to a fault; that it is an abstraction and not real. Our eyes gradually compensate by adding in noise, which before was naturally-occurring in old films and analog television.

So there is a correlation with the dates mentioned and the adoption of these new technologies. The black monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey is a good representation of the societal impact of these digital screens. In terms of methology, I speculate that there is a mind control mechanism involved. Perhaps the refresh rate, colors and frequencies emitted are able to greatly influence us and our perception of time in comparison to moving pictures of old.

Well now, funny you should say that for I was just reading this article.

A color vision circuit for non-image-forming vision in the primate retina," published in Current Biology, identifies a cell in the retina, which plays an important role in signaling our brain centers that regulate circadian rhythms, boost alertness, help memory and cognitive function, and elevate mood.

These effects have been attributed to a pigment in the eye called melanopsin, which is sensitive to blue light, but researchers say cone photoreceptors are a thousand times more sensitive to light than melanopsin.

The cone photoreceptor inputs to the circadian circuity respond to short wavelength blue light, but they also respond strongly to long wavelength oranges and yellows and contrasting light uniquely demonstrated at sunrise and sunset .The Two Best Times To Look At The Sun

But what I really came here to add was this;

the French scholar Alain Danielou explains that the length of a moment is established by the rhythms of consciousness that perceive it:​

"It is energy, by producing vibratory waves having direction and length, that will give birth to the rhythms whose perceptions will create the dimension of time, the measure of space, and at the same time the structures of matter… For man, the perception of the dimension of time is determined by his vital rhythms, his heartbeat…"​

The duration of each of the four yugas is relative to each other as 4:3:2:1.
This implies that the Golden Age is the longest and our current Kali Age is the shortest. In a Twilight of the Kali Yuga, time actually continues to speed up and increases ever more so, as we reach the end. The cycles of time are rather like classical Indian Ragas that begin slowly, serene, increase in tempo and passion, and end in a frenzy of energy.
Danielou says that the Twilight of the Kali Yuga began in 1939 with the discovery of atomic fission.​

Cycles of Time - The Kali Yuga and Time as a Function of Consciousness

 

[dreamtime]

Dolores Cannon talks about this as well.

Just realized I shared an incomplete video of her. Here she talks about time speeding up:


View: https://youtu.be/_so32VcEtDE?t=140

 

[Gold]

This begs the question: are we aging faster too?
I've seen someone here talk about someone remarking they hadn't aged a bit after encountering some strange time phenomenons but iff the issue is electromagnet and aetherial in nature I would imagine our aging could be impacted too.

 

[Oracle]

My personal experience was that the biggest noticable change in time perception happened somewhere between 2012 and 2015. Of course this could be only me and entirely subjective.

It's taken me half an hour to find this comment,I've just watched a video where a guy says it was 2011.

For context you need to start at 23 minutes,but he actually doesn't get to answering the question of what moment the change happened until 28:30 minutes.
He is speaking of the moment of change with regard to Ireland and names 2011, amongst other Irish focused events, as being when the queen of England and the president of America visited Ireland.

I am still having trouble posting comments at sh so my apologies for not adding more information, you will need to watch the 3 or so minutes from that point on.
He's not saying specifically that time speeded up, but that it was in that year that we entered the state of change we are now in.


View: https://rumble.com/v1dzaqf-john-waters-public-meeting-leixlip-28-july-2022.html

Directly on topic,I actually believe time has speeder up even faster, almost double, since this thread was first posted!

 

[ViniB]

This begs the question: are we aging faster too?
I've seen someone here talk about someone remarking they hadn't aged a bit after encountering some strange time phenomenons but iff the issue is electromagnet and aetherial in nature I would imagine our aging could be impacted too.

That's a great question, it's possible that the 'time' we cannot control could be related with electromagnetic phenomena.

I remember reading about Gianni Dotto and his invention, he had this theory about magneiic anomaly regions and time working in a different way in said regions. Hisinvention was a big copper coil that generated a strong magnetic field around the person, working like a portable anti aging & anti disease device. Then he got whacked by men in black and his invention vanished....

 

[Myrrinda]

I have not been here since 2022 or so and it feels like last week. Not metaphorically speaking. Time has become a big blur. At least to me.

 

[AgentOrange5]

I have not been here since 2022 or so and it feels like last week. Not metaphorically speaking. Time has become a big blur. At least to me.

This. I feel so, out of time? As you described it, time is a blur.

 

[ViniB]

This. I feel so, out of time? As you described it, time is a blur.

Blur, to put it mildly. To me it feels like it's faster somedays, and suuuuuper slow in others. The nature of time, another major one that i can't figure it out

 

[Artemisian]

I noticed a shift in the sun's altitude about four years ago, and mentioned it in this thread Wildfires are Ravaging the Arctic. Sadly, the link to the article about the Inuit reporting a change to NASA no longer exists.

I have photos from Summer 2020 showing trees with barely any shadow, indicating that the sun was almost directly overhead at a location on 52 degrees latitude. A friend in France, at around 47 degrees north latitude, corroborated that the sun there appeared to be immediately overhead.

I actually first noticed a change when the sun didn't dip as low in the sky in winter, and it seems to me that this is still the case: the sun is at a higher elevation all year round. I haven't noticed a change in where the sun sets. However, now that mid-summer has passed, one would expect the sunset times to be getting earlier, and it doesn't seem to be the case... Summer Solstice sunsets in England are 21:13 or so, yet here we are three weeks later on and Apple Weather tells us that tomorrow's sunset will be at 21:15. Is it a coincidence that every evening, we have unseasonably solid black clouds to the north west that obscure the sunset? If it is the case, then I guess there's only so long before folks notice that the nights aren't drawing in.

Using the globe earth model, the only conclusion possible is that, along with the spinning and the hurtling, we are now also tilting more extremely - and all without making anyone queasy or even a mention on the news!

Alternatively, the flat earth model seems to provide an explanation. If the sun is higher in the sky, then it must be travelling in a currently decreasing orbit around the apex of the firmament. As time is not an absolute, but is derived from the duration of the daily cycle of the sun, then if the day is longer, then an hour would be longer: an hour being one twenty-fourth of the time it takes for the sun to complete a cycle. And conversely, if a day is shorter (say just 18 'old' hours' worth), then an hour would be shorter (in this example, 1/24 of 18 'old' hours, or 45 'old' minutes).

With the Vatican having it's own observatory, and a keen interest in astronomy (including the timing of Catholic festivals), and a comprehensive library of pilfered knowledge, there is no way that TPTB didn't know this was coming. A programme of mass migration, in addition to destabilising populations and fuelling corrupt economies, would help to keep people on the move and unfamiliar with local views of the cosmos, and more likely not to notice any changes.

Watch the skies! It's cloudy with a chance of miracles.

 

[ViniB]

I actually first noticed a change when the sun didn't dip as low in the sky in winter, and it seems to me that this is still the case: the sun is at a higher elevation all year round. I haven't noticed a change in where the sun sets. However, now that mid-summer has passed, one would expect the sunset times to be getting earlier, and it doesn't seem to be the case... Summer Solstice sunsets in England are 21:13 or so, yet here we are three weeks later on and Apple Weather tells us that tomorrow's sunset will be at 21:15. Is it a coincidence that every evening, we have unseasonably solid black clouds to the north west that obscure the sunset? If it is the case, then I guess there's only so long before folks notice that the nights aren't drawing in.

This is interesting, it's supposed to be autumn in brazil but the sunset is way earlier than usual for about 2 - 3 years that i can remember. It used to be around 19:30 but nowdays around 1 hour earlier is already dark! There's been a ton of chemtrails over the last 3 months too, with all kinds of weird sunset colors and cloud patterns

With the Vatican having it's own observatory,

This i didn't knew before, interesting.....

and a keen interest in astronomy (including the timing of Catholic festivals), and a comprehensive library of pilfered knowledge, there is no way that TPTB didn't know this was coming.

Hpw many steps ahead are they i wonder..... I'm tired of being a plaything for these lizards

 

[Artemisian]

This is interesting, it's supposed to be autumn in brazil but the sunset is way earlier than usual for about 2 - 3 years that i can remember. It used to be around 19:30 but nowdays around 1 hour earlier is already dark! There's been a ton of chemtrails over the last 3 months too, with all kinds of weird sunset colors and cloud patterns

That's fascinating. I wonder if other readers have noticed changes in the sun's trajectory?

Maybe the sun is reaching its vanishing point earlier, from your Brazilian perspective, as it is manifesting higher up the dome of the firmament...

This i didn't knew before, interesting.....

I was surprised too, but they're not shy about it - link to Vatican Observatory