From The ET Guardians :– ” The space/time continuum is like a three dimensional relief map. The intergalactic spaces are like `high planes’, punctuated by the “gravity wells” of the galaxies, each having a “Black Hole” at its centre, which is a point where the gravitational field is so intense that the sides of the gravity well become vertical.
This punches a hole in the space/time continuum where nothing material can exist, but where there is continued existence at higher dimensional levels.
The Flow of Life
Time cannot be said to pass at a certain rate; or things to have a certain age. The rate of passage of time depends on where one is located in the `three dimensional relief map’ of space/time. If one is located in intergalactic space, far from any galactic gravity well, time would pass at it’s fastest rate. However, if one were located on the outer fringes of a galactic gravity well, time would pass much slower, and the closer one was to the gravity well’s centre [the "Black Hole"], the slower time would pass.
Eventually, when one reached the point where the sides of the gravity well are vertical [Within the central "Black Hole" ], time would stand still. It can be seen from this, that because time passes at a different rate depending on where one is located, the Universe cannot be said to be a certain age. It all depends where you are standing when you estimate it.
As Einstein said; “Time is relative”. Of course, on a smaller scale, this also applies to the age of The Solar System. Do we use the rate of passage of time on the Earth, or the rate of it’s passage on the Sun, which is slow enough, relative to Earth time, to make an enormous difference in the calculated age over a long period of time? “
Channelled through David [Rananda] on the 2nd October 2009
I know time could be changed for this message explains some of it. that boy also changed time.
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