Anomalies in Time - Time Stops (Part II)

A variation of a time anomaly is one that says there isn't such thing as time, in the first place. What has occurred during your childhood, youth and even adult years of your life are still happening at this hour, in the same period in history when those events did occur. It's about you, your dog, your house and everything else in this world, still are, existing in a blueprint or template in each stage of history that you can't delete or erase. And what's more, these stages of your life exist parallel with that of your present moment, the here and now.

A person who has died continues to live in the dimensions or existences that are associated with those stages when still alive. And since all the dimensions or existencies are parallel with your known present existence, you are actually immortal.

So, that means you can visit a period when you'd been a child and observe yourself in there. Or, you may want to go opposite up into a future dimension and watch mourners in a cemetery toss roses into your coffin as you lay dead, pay their respects and bury you. Either way you are there, right?

The concept quite fills all gaps in all points in the life of animate and inanimate objects. People don't take a trip on a one-way ticket throughout life and get there after some time. They are already there. And again, they are also in the place from where they started out.

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Anomalies in time. Time stops

Time stops without your noticing it. Yeah, it does. And this has nothing whatsoever to do with so-called stoppage when you take a space-ride out into Star Trek territory and you observe your watch strangely begin to move slowly as your ship approaches the speed of light, and on until the hands stop completely when you have achieved light speed.

It isn't the same thing with the principle of space-time because you don't traverse a physical distance that would necessarily involve the expenditure of time in getting to a particular place. You may traverse hyperspace but it won't involve the use of space and time, as we know it. Go here:

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