[Richard T]

What is the future? Is there even such a thing?

I say that there is no such a thing except for one aspect.

This aspect is the known consequences, on an absolute scale, of an evolutionary plan that is perfectly organized to support the movement of an intelligent energy activated by will and that is perceived as time.

The perception of time by a psychological entity such as human beings is based on it being captive to the past. The past being a form that contains the energy of the experience that we call a memory.

Technically, we are always in the future. But reflexion over the past totally captivates the mind and from that state it projects potential futures that have for only purpose the maintenance of the illusion of free will.

The essence of man is not in the past, is not in the future, it is not in time as mankind perceives time, because of its reduction to a materialized mental state.

Fear is not man's fear. It is the fear of certain entities that see their time coming to an end. Time to the astral planes is what a distance is to us. It is the relative position to a movement rather than an impression of time as we consider it. And they are at the end of the road, and they are starting to panic. And it is this panic that they transfer to man through the psychic connection they have maintained with man while keeping in the shadows, refusing to reveal themselves openly.

Fear is not a natural state of mind. We believe it is because of our relation with the past.

But like Krishnamurti said, man must be free from the known, therefore he must be freed from the past and be his future. Then he becomes one with the consequences of the movement of his own reality and the division made my time ceases to exist.

Am I making any sense to you?