Be the Master of Time: Refuse the Future, Reject the Past, Revise the Running End, and Settle with God's Way

Please watch “What is Reality? [Official Film]," from Quantum Gravity Research. They are (incidentally) validating things the ancients and Neville Goddard have said for ages scientifically. That is how I look at it, anyway. They make interesting observations.

For example, they seem to understand that all time is right now. They explain how the present and future influence the past, how all events are non-determined, that energy is intelligent, that matter changes states, and that all dimensions co-exist simultaneously. It turns out that modern quantum physics is but a reflection of what the ancients, whoever they were, taught long ago. Go figure.

And if so, the future is whatever we make it. Except it already exists. For that matter, the past, though it already exists, is also whatever we make it. Neville taught that if we do not like our present situation and its apparent trajectory into the future, we can change the future by changing our past. The people at Quantum Gravity Research seem agree. At just before 10:00 in the video, the young lady begins to explain how all time exists simultaneously. The block in the illustration is an especially interesting graphic. It suggests that time is a block which we are progressing through at a kazillion frames a second (like frames in a movie projection, and physically at well over one million miles per hour), BUT ALL OF THE FRAMES ALREADY EXIST. We do not see the frames ahead, nor those behind, but they all exist CONTINUOUSLY as we move through them, one to the next. What we call time is, “Roll the film,” and we are the movie.

Obviously, the frames at the end are connected to the frames at the beginning. We are somewhere in the middle. Now, the wild thing is that the connecting routes from the beginning to the end can vary in any of a kazillion different ways. They are not fixed (this is a maybe, unless you are a Calvinist, in which case they are). We can choose to go to the end as a rich person or as a poor person, happy or sad, healthy or sick, weak or strong, serving or selfish. However we go, we have immediate, running "ends" IN WHICH WE LIVE. These are the choices of our consciousness. We choose our routes, the running ends in which we live.

On page nineteen of The Law and the Promise, Neville Goddard shares the story of a woman who as a child had jumped from a swing and landed poorly, injuring herself. Many years later she was still suffering pain from that landing. Myriad treatments and adjustments had failed to bring lasting relief. Having heard from Neville that the past could be changed by consciousness, for it is consciousness, this lady undertook to return to that moment of her injury and to change it. It was not easy, but finally she attained consciousness of being the child she was again. She felt herself swing, the wind and the exhilaration, and jumped. And she landed correctly. She ran to get her mother to come and watch her, and again and again she swung and jumped correctly. "Mommy" was impressed, and the woman slept. In the days following, she was healed. She had changed her past, and her route was now through a different running end, one which had had no injury.

Whatever happens can be refused by us. Whatever happens can be rejected by us. Past, present, or future. We cannot reject or refuse to go to the end - scripture is fulfilled - but we can reject how we are going to get there if we do not like it. Whatever is going to be is going to be from the past. If we do not like its apparent future, we can change what is from our past. We are the masters of time.

We ought not force anything, though. We make our PETITION known to God by imagining, and ACCEPT his way.