on my weigh back home

Time keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping, into the future ...

You are always exactly where you need to be, in time, when you get there. The parellels are opposite sides of the bell shaped curve, the rates depend on your resonating frequencies. Human scale is a varible in what we call space/time, a function of fibonacci ratio expansion and contraction of the realm of probability and possibility.

The past strong has left me weak from a week of playing the strong he-man human. Carry water, keep the fire going, arbitrate agreements between diverse personas to be win/win situations. The potential of translation in space did not arise, so the wind dropped out of the sails.

Doc arrived at an old home that was same as it never was. In 2007, when first landing here, a visionary millenial named Rainbow impacted life as one of the original sovereigns of a living earth. Last night i met the new rainbow in the same location, a weigh station on the path less travelled.

By missing connections yesterday, i returned today into an in depth whirled. My buddy Adam and I talked about physics and dimensionality for three hours, catching up on five of the thirteen years since we me as Hedronists. Returning to ground state, i found the other one the timeline set to reverse of the present through the past.

Time is a river with eddies of flow. The symmetry of the ascendence of age is reversed to create a mechanism for the newly desired future from the old structure past. You couldn't get there from here, until you got there non-locally, unless you journeyed there and popped back. Thyme travel is easy, time travel not so much. The weaving of both together is a template, a bridge to future's past.

Rainbow was here again today. A completely different persona of the same lovely that graced my time over a decade ago. Raven was the first aura, then Sunshine, now Rainbow.

Ride arrived, took sauna and hot soak in the mineral springs, then headed home. The meowzers are happy to see me, i am glad to place my head on my own pillow, ending a ten day adventure.

Doc