Weepingwillow
Temporal Novice
That is all.
The day I traveled in time
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Transient001
Quantum Scribe
Friend of EarthTR125.0121.
Your experience is quite common and you shouldnt be scared. Its called missing time and most people experiennce it bur dont notice. Three mayor factors can account to it.
A random episode of low serotonin production.
Contact with spiritual energy outputs.
A time distortion field.
Which do you think it is?
Your experience is quite common and you shouldnt be scared. Its called missing time and most people experiennce it bur dont notice. Three mayor factors can account to it.
A random episode of low serotonin production.
Contact with spiritual energy outputs.
A time distortion field.
Which do you think it is?
Einstein
Dimensional Traveler
I believe you could say you have some missing time. This happens quite frequently to people that have had a bit too much to drink. But drinking isn't the only cause. Lots of older folks will experience this. It's a sign your getting older too. In reality your brain glitches and doesn't seem to record a segment of time. It can also be referred to as short term memory loss. This may be the first instance where you noticed it, but it probably wont be the last.
Weepingwillow
Temporal Novice
Certainly.
Einstein
Dimensional Traveler
Weepingwillow
The symptom does occur more so as we get older. But it can happen at any age. Something you ate could have interfered with your brain chemistry. Were you dehydrated? Did you have enough sleep the night before? Unless you are very observant, you might not catch visual cues that this has happened. Your brain will seamlessly connect your last recorded cognitive state to your present state. A slight shift in visual scenery would be your only clue that this had happened, if you were paying attention. My ex wife used to experience this all the time. She was in her 20's and had this problem. It used to bother me that she would always be asking me to repeat what I just said. And she used to tell me that not everyone has a perfect memory. Although at the time I didn't understand what she meant. I do now. The only reason I present this as a probable cause for your missing time is because it is a much more comforting and probable explanation than accidental time travel, or abduction by aliens.
The symptom does occur more so as we get older. But it can happen at any age. Something you ate could have interfered with your brain chemistry. Were you dehydrated? Did you have enough sleep the night before? Unless you are very observant, you might not catch visual cues that this has happened. Your brain will seamlessly connect your last recorded cognitive state to your present state. A slight shift in visual scenery would be your only clue that this had happened, if you were paying attention. My ex wife used to experience this all the time. She was in her 20's and had this problem. It used to bother me that she would always be asking me to repeat what I just said. And she used to tell me that not everyone has a perfect memory. Although at the time I didn't understand what she meant. I do now. The only reason I present this as a probable cause for your missing time is because it is a much more comforting and probable explanation than accidental time travel, or abduction by aliens.
Transient001
Quantum Scribe
I believe it could be a case of a temporal distortion. However, we would need to find its cause. Temporal distortions do not normally occur in the natural world. People say that many are caused by UFO's, contact with supernatural beings or by spiritual development or exercises.
Are you a spiritual person?
Do you think you were in the presence of something supernatural?
Are you a spiritual person?
Do you think you were in the presence of something supernatural?