Secret_History

570 The Secret History of the World
Q: (L) OK, let me ask this question. In talking about time, I would like to ask, in
relation to time, what is memory? Some understanding of time refers to it as the
‘now’, the ever-present now. Well, a lot of people remember a lot of other ‘nows’,
some people don’t remember any ‘nows’ at all, and it seems like memory is almost
like a reverse function of anticipation. Anticipation being almost like a memory of
the ‘future’ and memory being like a reverse anticipation into the past. So, what I
would like to know is if time is merely a ‘now’, what is memory?
A: Conscious and subconscious record of perceptions.
Q: (L) OK. If memory is subconscious or conscious recording of perceptions, when
one accumulates a sufficient amount of memory, does one then become ‘timeless’?
A: One is always timeless.
Q: (L) OK, but does one then become aware of one’s timelessness?
A: In 4th density.
Q: (L) OK. Does an electron have a memory?
A: Electron is borrowed unit of 7th density.
Q: (L) All right, in the picture of the crop circle you designated as being ‘Atomic
Structure’, there was the concentric circles and then these three things on the
outside corners of the triangle, one being zigzag, one being plain and round, and the
other one kind of like a wheel, it had like little divisions. Would the zig-zaggy one
be the electron?
A: Not correct concept atomic structure unifies elemental atoms.
Q: (L) What is an elemental atom, as opposed to an ordinary atom?
A: Elemental defines singular body of structure. Within, as in: “element of”.
Electron is element of atomic structure.
Q: (L) Is there anything about an atom that holds memory?
A: Memory is subjective, atom is not.
Q: (L) Well, some atoms seem to be somewhat subjective.
A: No, it is your interpretation.
Q: If memory is conscious and subconscious record of perception, as you have
stated, and there occurs a “reality merge”, as you also described previously, some
sort of time manipulation, does this automatically change individual perceptions?
A: Perceptions “leap” into place according to markers in the eternally present
continuum.
Q: What are these markers?
A: Experiential breaks in the perceptual realm of continuance.
Q: Markers are experiential breaks. So, one experiences breaks and they become
markers... perceptions leap into place... is this saying that, when there is a
perception of a break, that some part of the psyche seeks to bridge this break by
leaping into some sort of…
A: The definition of the previous responses will become clear for you only after
some reflection, my dear!
Q: Okay, you said that memory is subjective and an atom is not. If memory is
subjective, what you have just been describing means that each and every person