Prophecies, too, can be mere noise to confuse. People often lie, why do you think prophets, too, aren’t lying (or being lied to)? Even if retrocausality is true and changing (adding/removing) stuff from the past is possible, the ones doing it could be rearranging the past so your present seems prophesized/fated at every moment. There’s a sweet spot in time-span analysis, too. Looking for clues and fate harmony in, for example, the fucking Egyptian pyramids as regards my actions of today, 5000 years later, is stupid. Yes, there is a chain of causality, but does it really matter what the fuck Ra said to Isis or whatever? I’m eating Jamon Ibérico now because of Ra’s will? Gimme a break. I have will, too, and so do you, and so there’s a sweet spot of useful analysis of the past that can bear fruit in the present, and shape the coming future. You can indeed connect everything and even try to guess where we’re heading, but at this point I’m just doing it as a little fun hobby, for the above reasons.
And just as I use other people’s work to make sense of fate and find the “harmony” in it, other people can use my work to do the same.
Either way, my brain has seen so much weird stuff in the world synchronizing with it, whether it is storms, earthquakes, “paranormal” activity, comets, etc. That it doesn’t really matter. There is a higher power around me that could kill me instantly if it wanted to, I am certain of it, but it doesn’t, for some reason. No way to know at all who or what it is, I can merely know it exists.
Circle of time. I and some individuals are inside a sphere that circles around that circle. We’re riding the circle, a section at a time. Some sort of force guarding the sphere? Would explain “paranormal” activity. The past outside the sphere can change so sphere time-span makes sense (i.e. seems fateful)? And the size of the sphere can vary from moment to moment? This sounds like a good metaphor to explain some of my observations.
And, by the way, the fact that I am aware of all of this stuff I mentioned above makes me, of course, a great prophet.
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