A short monologue by the speaker (Josh Trent) arguing that time is not linear and that consciousness can access multiple moments/locations simultaneously. The speaker recounts a personal bilocation experience—being on a phone call in an apartment while simultaneously swimming in a lake—and interprets it as evidence that releasing intellectual control allows one to 'be' multiple places or the whole 'sphere' of time/consciousness.
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Time isn't like a line, like future, past, present, we can bend time, we can travel time. We can experience multiple times or multiple lifetimes. In the now, if we simply just dissolve the mind, we can feel all of that in a moment. Think of it as a sphere, a space, a locality. And with our consciousness, we can go anywhere within this sphere that we want with our mind. I had an experience of this where about a year and a half ago, I was on the phone with a previous partner. And it was the first time I bi located. I was on the phone in an apartment talking to her. At the same time I was swimming in a lake, like wet freestyle swimming, both at the same time. And I freaked out, obviously the first second, like, what the hell is happening? And as soon as I thought about it, I stopped bilocating and I went right back to just being on the phone. And once I stopped thinking about it, I went right back to bilocating. I was swimming again. And the story I made about this was that spirit, higher self, God was showing me that if I'm only ever operating from intellect, wanting to understand, I can only ever be a dot within this sphere. And I can choose where to be this dot. If I let go of the need to understand and just experience without thinking, I could be not only multiple places in this sphere at once, I can be the entire sphere. That was a really profound experience for me.