my notes and impressions:

Queque Cher: “If I could turn back time… find my way”

Erase your past future

creepy listening and writing– reminds me of of

sacrifice your future it looks good- but it is only in your head (but not really in your head*)

you have to kill yourself… but you have to still be here and able… don’t go to far. razor’s edge

*objects hitting your head and you stay still

Upsidedown— your perceptions are so triggered…..

how do you know where to go if you trust these idea objects that trigger?

you get barnicules…. you die

you stay clean and free— LIVE FOREVER!!!! (hyperbolic statement)

thanks for sharing tim

En arche en ho podcasts butthole, kai ho podcasts en pros ton butthole, kai theos en ho logos podcasts.

But seriously, to me it sounds like you might be confusing time with consciousness. C’est possible?

Uh, I don’t know. What does it matter!

But seriously, to me it sounds like you might be confusing time with consciousness. C’est possible?

I forgot to add also that the british political comedian Rob Newman has created a stand up act called ‘No Planet B: A History of the World Backwards’, which can be read in its entirety here: http://www.robnewman.com/history.html. Which is probably similar to that Daniel Quinn work.

With regard to the PKD book about time going backwards: there is a similar such story (told in graphic novel form) written by Daniel Quinn, the author of Ishmael. It is called “The Man Who Grew Young,” in which a non-aging narrator watches all of civilization’s history from current day (”the brink of the crash”) on backwards. People are “born” when they arise from their coffins (or whatever), and likewise “die” when they return into their mother as babies.

Not necessarily anything super special or original, but I wanted to share. A brief overview (with some graphic excerpts) can be found here http://futurepositive.synearth.net/stories/storyReader$192

PKD wrote a book called counter clock world, in which time progressed in reverse, and corpses were born. Have you read this?

And regarding the upside down thing (as my my slow witted brain processed this podcast), Bucky Fuller said something along the lines of “up and down are an illusion. It is only in, out, and around that are real.” It makes sense that our perception is flawed in this sense because we have only relatively recently become aware of our universal place. There are no straight lines in nature and so on.

Also, David Icke has never claimed to be able to see lizards. He is a poor judge of evidence for sure, but (and I have read most of his books) he hasn’t said such a thing as far as I know.

Interestingly, he has however, in his book ‘Tales from the Time Loop’, recounted an ayahuasca vision in which he was told time is “all at once”, like a pre-recorded dvd.

Please forgive me if this makes no sense. I have consumed my body’s weight in lovely alkyhole and am feeling rather wierd. But the bizarre transcends, and often takes hold of the body as if it were alive and in control.

Merry christmas friend.