One being: TIME and SPACE are not "linear".
What you will need to conduct your own experiment:
(1) Sleep Program
(2) An Alarm Clock
(3) Pen and Paper
OPTIONAL:
STOP WATCH
This chart will help arrange your findings:
DATE:
TIME BEGIN SLEEP:
TIME ALARM IS SET:
TIME YOU WAKE UP:
HOW MUCH TIME SLEPT:
CONDITION OF ALARM CLOCK
WHEN YOU WAKE UP: ( ON OR OFF )
STOP WATCH COUNT:
( If you used one )
ANSWER TO SLEEP
PROGRAM QUESTION:
An example of SLEEP PROGRAMMING: Say OUT LOUD:
"I WISH TO KNOW THE TRUTH: ARE WE ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE?"
Then go to sleep, you get the truth in a dream tonight.
NOTE: You can substitute this question with any
question you have and get the answer tonight via sleep.
TO BEGIN YOUR EXPERIMENT:
1. SLEEP PROGRAM
2. SET YOUR ALARM CLOCK FOR ONE HOUR INTO THE FUTURE.
3. GO TO SLEEP.
Please take note of the following:
(1) Write down the answer to your question
(2) Is your alarm clock ON or OFF, when you awake?
(3) How much time elapsed while asleep and did it
match up with your alarm clock time, your begin
sleep time, wake up time, AND stop watch count?
Please reset your alarm clock for ONE HOUR into the future, when you
awake and are ready to go back to sleep.
Do this the whole night to the best of your ability.
Carefully write down your experience.
You can do this for several nights to get an average.
Good Luck!
Gabriel Agbasi, Physicist
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