Glitches in time happen every day. Most people dismiss them, and others notice them but rationalise them away, perhaps too busy to worry or too afraid to stop and wonder. But they do happen.

There are many, many stories over the decades from all around the world where people have experienced missing time, or gained time. How is that possible? It starts with the simple fact that time is not constant. It never has been and it never will be. Time is misunderstood by many. Time is largely a concept created by man to measure one moment to the next. But what if we take the concept of time, and modify our perception of it. Everyday, we get up, eat breakfast and go about our day. No disputing that. But what if the stream of continuity we regard as ‘time’ is really only our surface perception of reality, and an entirely different movement of thought, memory and energy permeates the space in which we live? Everyday.

Missing time, accelerated time, ‘impossible’ events, loops, ‘deja vu’ .. all of these are subjective experiences had by countless people across all cultures, nationalities and centuries regardless of belief system, social status or occupation. The one constant is actuallty that time is not constant. Diane and I have had many, many ‘time glitch’ experience. One such experience involved a journey whereby the trip taken should have taken over an hour .. but was completed in half time time with no conventional explanation possible by way deviation, speed or any other aspect able to explain the occurance. Another time we witnessed an entire reality shift in front of our eyes – more on that later. Many people experience convergences where time and similar types of events occur and reoccur, over and over. Deja vu is a common one .. but that opens up other discussions about the cycle nature of reality. Want to know more? We invite you to read our blogs, subscribe and stay tuned.

Who is to say that when we dream it is not real? What if the dream state is more linked to the etheric plane, or other dimensions of time and space, than we realise. Becuase it is. Dreams are of course a very important part of our psyche – it is where we have dialogue with our subconscious. It is where we listen to what our inner mind is telling us about our state of mind, our emotional state, our wellbeing and our passage through life. Often dreams can be prophetic. Why? This comes back to the illusion of time. Time does not exist in the way we believe it does.  We operate as beings unlimited by time, believing in our limitedness through time. We are so much more than who and what we believe we are.

Many times I have had experiences during sleep that are so real they overlap into this reality of my life. They give clarity, insight and a greater awareness of what is happening on other levels of my entire energy system within a greater existence. And that is why, if you have had dream experiences that seem so real, it is important to understand them.

One of the most effective ways to remember dreams, or to gain clarity of what may be a vividly real dream, is to remain still and quiet when you wake up. This helps recall and keeps your conscious mind in a receptive alpha state for longer. If it doesn’t work the first time, don’t give up. You owe it to yourself. Once you get up for the day often dreams disappear as you enter a faster pace of a beta brain state – not many answers there.

Meditation is also a very important tool to begin to slow your brain and allow a doorway to begin to form between your inner mind and your consciousness. Again, meditation is much like dream recall. It must be done quietly, with a still mind. If you wish to understand your dreams you need to quieten the brain and allow your inner memories to begin to surface. It is an amazing journey. I recommend taking a look at our Guided Meditation experiences to begin to get in touch with your inner mind.