Time speeding up? Until point zero? Are we getting closer?

"within
the McKenna theory, all of the 64 time-scales peak together.
That is, they assert:
a 4,300-year cycle from urbanization to the dawn
of modern science;
a 384-year cycle in which science has caused more
upsurge of novelty than in that 4,300-year cycle;
a 67-year cycle (from the technological breakthroughs
of the 1940s, including nuclear energy and
DNA, to the peak in 2012) in which there will be more
acceleration than there was between Galileo and Hiroshima;
a 384-day cycle in 2011-2012 when there will be
more transformations than in all the previous cycles;
a 6-day cycle at the end of that in which things will
move even faster; and so on, down to a grand climax in
which, as they say,
in the last 135 minutes, 18 such barriers (i.e., barriers
comparable to the appearance of life, the invention
of language or the achievement of immortality—
R.A.W.) will be crossed, 13 of them in the last 75 x
104 seconds.91
That is, in the last two hours before Peak, we will
achieve 18 extensions of consciousness and power, each one
comparable to the passing from sea to land or from Earth to
Space.
And in the last .0075 seconds of the Great Cycle we will
pass through 13 such transformations."


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Yep, time's speeding up alright. I witnessed it firsthand very noticeably around August 20th of last year. It was very surreal to experience something so vividly.

Here's a video that explains it

Jay Weidner - Monochronic Time & Polychromatic Time

its already september...

DON'T WASTE OUR VALUABLE TIME WITH THIS UTTER DRIVEL - THE PRODUCT OF THE MIND OF AN UNEDUCATED THICKO

I been saying this! I noticed that time has been FLYING lately. I'll go in to work and its going on some damn 4pm. I'll get home and look up, its 9PM. Time has sped up somehow

HATE to be the one to say it but isn't it or would it be our perceptions of time?

YES.

Mckenna: "Find the others."

:)

something is definitely changing

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I was thinking along similar lines... I was trying to think of instances of human behavior that usually coincide with losing track of time. Any time the body is in an alert/excited/energized state, it is more difficult to observe the passage of time. Playing sports, hiking, working out, watching a scary movie or thriller, playing video games, etc. Your example works too. The Schumann Resonance of the Earth (also referred to as the heartbeat of the Earth) is increasing and as it increases our bodies are said to match that frequency. A continuously subtle increase in this frequency would be much more difficult to discern & pinpoint than a sudden and dramatic increase in our energized state. So to me it makes sense that individuals would only have a vague awareness that our state of being was changing, but ultimately if our internal rhythms/frequency was rising, it would lead to less awareness of the passage of time.

Maybe this experience of our internal electromagnetic rhythms/frequencies increasing to match the frequency of the Earth coincides with McKenna's TimeWave Zero theory. As this process continues one would imagine we would lose track of time altogether (or time as we had come to understand it). I believe there are references to the changing nature of time in some of the Native American prophecies, reference to a returning to 'natural time' . I remember an interview with Gregg Braden and I can't remember if he was talking about Hopi or Mayan prophecy but there was the message that we would reach a point where it would no longer make sense to track time in the manner in which we had become accustomed to.

Interesting times indeed.

I can only do about 1/10th of what I used to do in a day.....and nothing else has changed. More and more things that I used to do regularly get put off because I don't have the time. Some of my friends say the same thing. Different ages / young & old. Weird.

Hmm...I get what you are saying but I don't think that's an accurate test of time passage. Too many factors...I can say Mississippi fast or slow. But the consensus here is that time really is moving faster. One part of it is growing up...im in my 20s now and remember summer lasting forever. Summer was a lifetime!
That's just one aspect. Time passes faster when you grow older.
The second component is that time perhaps really is moving faster. so a combination of two, especially for someone in their early 20's, makes it very noticeable.

Maybe a few will remember that old 60's outer limits episode called The Premonition, where time gradually slows down to a crawl. It directly mirrors time dilation as the "time-tards" are suggesting.

YouTube cleared out all those videos unfortunately.

Here is the plot from Wiki-
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
Jim Darcy, the pilot of an X-15 rocket-powered research aircraft, and his wife, Linda, become trapped 10 seconds ahead of their time, enabling them to watch time unfold to catch up with them at the rate of about one second every 30 minutes. In the time left before returning to synch with normal time, they see that their daughter, Janie, is about to be hit by a rolling military truck whose parking brake had not been set. Jim and Linda's inability to move objects in the "real" world prevents them from resetting the truck's parking brake or pulling young Janie out of danger. Their problem is aggravated as they soon learn that at the moment when time "catches up" with them, they must assume the exact positions they had been in five hours earlier, when this whole thing started, or they could remain in that state forever.

They meet an unnamed and seemingly malevolent individual (played by Kay Kuter and identified only as "Limbo Being" in the Cast) who earlier experienced the same situation, but failed to make it back in time. When it reveals that it could take from them their chances to return to reality Jim and Linda come to see just how grave their situation is: one or both could end up being stuck in this state forever.

On discovering that he can move and manipulate items in the crashed plane and car, Jim hits upon a way to save his daughter from death. He removes seatbelts from his wife's car and ties them to the back wheel of the menacing truck. He then ties the other end around the brake lever so that the truck's brakes will engage the moment the time warp ends. (It was, by that time, moving at 10 mph.)

With no time to spare, they hurry back to the crash site and assume their original positions. When time catches up the seatbelt pulls the emergency brake, stopping the truck. Their daughter is safe, the world returns to normal, and no one the wiser.

Dear people, there are two kinds of time: monochronic time & polychromatic time.

The feeling that time is speeding up is very real.

Jay Weidner explains it in this video.


Jay Weidner - Monochronic Time & Polychromatic Time

Have you noticed too how it never really feels like there's a "first of the month" any more? It's like we get to the end of one month and pow! We're already five or six days into the next month.