Alysa Rushton argues that time isn't linear but a library where every possible version of your life already exists as a complete book. You can jump to a different page in your current timeline or switch to an entirely different book, a different version of yourself, if you want a better outcome.
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was that time is definitely not linear. It's all happening all at once. It's like if you took one of those books off the shelf behind you, all the pages are already written. You, when you're on page 5, you don't have to wait till page 100 to be written to happen. It's already there. So with timelines, I love that you have the library there. If you don't like the timeline that you're on, maybe in the book that you're in, you could jump to page 100 of that book and really catapult yourself. Right. But let's say you don't even like the book that you're reading of your life. Like the book of your life right now sucks. Trust me, I've been there. Yeah. Then what you can do is you can select a whole nother version of yourself off the library shelf, so to speak, because all of those possibilities are there. They're already created. And there's possibilities from the worst possible outcomes to the most incredible, blow-your-mind magic and miracles outcomes that are available