Rinnakkaisuniversumit ja aikamatka

Julkaistu 8.3.2019
Far from catching a mere glimpse of another time, those who have reported time slips claim to have experienced full immersion in a time out of place. For those who claim to have temporarily visited the past - or indeed, the future - it is suggested that the very fabric of our reality is more fluid than we believe. As such, here are five cases of people who allege to have experienced a glitch in time.

4. okt. 2013

This was a presentation that took place at the Association for Research and Enlighenment at Virginia Beach for the VB firiends of the IANDS on September 14 2013. This is an amazing experience that took place in 1921 involving a visit from someone in the future, from the year 3906 AD. Nassos Komianos summarized the whole story and insights of the Swiss teacher Paul Amadeus Dienach, who slipped in a rare state of consciousness, called narcolepsy for almost a year. When he recovered he came back with memories of another person (actually his future embodiment), a physicist named Andreas Northam, who lived in the future. The professor of the future had an accident involving an NDE and when he recovers, he has been possessed by the personality of our twentieth century teacher (or actually his own former persona). He cannot recognize any of his loved ones and speaks a foreign tongue that no one comprehends. Not only that but he suffers from another ailment, he never sleeps. The body of our Swiss teacher is constantly asleep and the body of the man of the future is constantly awake. The physicians of the future examine him thoroughly but cannot explain the phenomenon and they think it is a consequence of his momentary death. They began re-educating the new persona of their once famous physicist. During this process of re-education, Dienach is taught what took place for those two millennia. What happened in history, and how things evolved, is strikingly shocking and flaringly interesting. When the Swiss teacher came out of his narcoleptic coma in 1922, he began writing all his memories from the future. Later, he was struck by tuberculosis and left all his transcripts to his Greek student, and died at the age of 38. After 44 years, this student became the Dean of the Panteion University of Athens he published, with a lot of reservations, this unique experience.
Special thanks to the VB IANDS and Dick Dinges, Lloyd Kremer and Elena Viada.
Copyright of the presentation Athanasios Komianos www.hypnoscopesis.gr