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I don't have a time machine. I don't jump back and forth in time with a device. Why? Time is an illusion. It is subjective. I'm not talking about my feelings and how they relate to the subject of time.
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The Subjective Time Traveler This is Jeff Layton's sixth book. Book Cover Art Work: Jeff Layton
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Pages: 128 Reading is the theater of our minds. The curtain is opening. 1 / 5
In Chapter 1 I don't have a time machine. I don't jump back and forth in time with a device. Why? Time is an illusion. It is subjective. I'm not talking about my feelings and how they relate to the subject of time.2 / 3
In Chapter 2 When you become a Time Traveler like I am, consciousness is in the now and is unfolding and discovering itself in one timeless moment. Consciousness is forever and never. Words fail here.3 / 4
In Chapter 8 I jumped back to 1554. I wanted to meet a French writer about to publish his first book, Centuries, in 1555. He was and is a very intelligent man who studied and was well-versed in French astrology, an apothecary, a physician, and a reputed seer. I was drawn to seeking him out for many reasons. One is that he may be a time traveler. His name was Nostradame, and he became the Latin Nostradamus. You may have heard of him. Chrono Laughs.4 / 5
In Chapter 10 Wherever I was, I would see her. An aha flashed in my mind. A time traveler. I gave thought as to how I could find a place in time to meet this woman. I decided on 1773, The Boston Tea Party.5 / 5
Chapter 16,Mount Everest Chrono feels the seriousness and the extreme cold of the moment. Low oxygen starves his brain, and his vision suddenly shifts from that joyous moment for Hillary and Norgay.Read Chapter 8, for free (Click Here) Book Chapters:
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