Time Mechanism Device

When you are at your center working a case, it is possible to project back into the past - to remotely view the past - in order to determine when something happened.

Psychics report that when working health case, a line across a bone usually indicates that it was fractured at some time in the past. It is possible to determine when the fracture occurred.

You can project into the past at other times too, when it is necessary to help correct a problem, to improve condition conditions, or to help you make decisions that will affect the future.

Sometimes, by projecting into the past, you can discover what a person has experienced so that you can better understand why they believe what they believe, or why they act the way they do.

Here is how Jose Silva recommended that you project into the past:

Imagine that you have a "time mechanism device"

This time mechanism device can project back to any time in the past.

To use it, hold your left hand up, palm facing towards your right hand, and point the index finger of your right had at the palm of your left hand. Bring your right index finger close to the palm of your left hand, and move it in a circular motion, as though you were moving the hands of a clock forward.

Each full revolution of the "hands" of the clock represents one unit of time; you can determine what unit of time to use - each revolution can represent one minute, one hour, one day, one week, one month, one year, one decade, one century. It is your choice. Just decide how much time each revolution represents, and take it for granted that this is so.

In order to determine when a fracture occurred, for instance, rotate the "hands" of your time mechanism device (represented by the palm of your left hand) clockwise - with each rotation representing one unit of time - until the perceived fracture disappears.

For example, you might let each revolution represent one decade, so if you go back four revolutions and the line (representing the fracture) disappears, then you know that the fracture occurred between 30 and 40 years ago.

At that time, you can adjust your unit of measure to one year and rotate the "hands" of the "time mechanism device" counter-clockwise until the fracture appears again. If you rotate counter-clockwise four times, then you will know that the fracture occurred 36 years ago.

Then you could reset the unit of measure to one month, and rotate forward again until the perceived fracture (the line) reappears, and thus you can determine that the fracture occurred 36 years and so many months ago.

Mr. Silva acknowledged that, while quite a few graduates have been able to do this, it is still experimental. Not everybody does it reliably. He included this mechanism in the course so that, as he explained it, when we have more experience and know how to make it more reliable, all graduates will have the mechanism available to use.

It can also be used to project (remotely view) into the future, although this is even less reliable than projecting into the past. That's because the future has not yet been impressed on physics. In fact, since we have not yet lived the future, it can change... if we change our mind.

The past, Mr. Silva said, is composed of materialized thoughts. The present is the process of materializing thoughts. The future is composed of thoughts that have been conceived but have not yet been materialized.

Examples

Mr. Silva used to tell a story with very specific details about a project he conducted that involved investigating the history of an oil well. His young research subject was able to determine when the well was drilled and went into production, as well as how much oil it produced, and what the quality of the oil was.

There was a Silva Instructor who helped one of her students prepare for an important job interview by having the student use her time mechanism device to project forward to the day and time of the interview, then project to the place where the interview would take place, and imagine the interviewer asking questions that would help to reveal relevant information about the student. As a result, she was confident when she went to the interview, it went as she had hoped, and she got the job.

When you have the opportunity, practice using your time mechanism device so that you can develop as much accuracy as possible with it. It can come in handy in many different circumstances.

For instance, once you learn to project back reliably, you can project back in time and remotely view how a person died.

There is another story about how Silva trained psychics projected back in time to determine how a rancher, who was found shot to death inside his pickup truck, was killed.

Authorities had ruled it a suicide, but the Silva psychics "remotely viewed" the event by projecting back in time mentally, and detected that it was an accident:

There was a defect in the rifle, they said, and when it was jarred, it accidentally discharged, killing the rancher.

Authorities checked the rifle and discovered that it was, indeed, defective and that it would discharge whenever they cocked it and then dropped the butt onto the floor.

As a result they changed the cause of death from "suicide" to "accidental," which comforted the widow - and also doubled the life insurance payment she received.