PREDICTIONS
by Gary Allan Halonen
I think true prediction
is, for the most part, observance of what has been going on up until now, part
assumption of where we are going to, and an intangible critical element, an
innate spiritual ability. The only real time that
exists is NOW. Right NOW as you read this. Right this moment. Yesterday exists
only to those who've recorded it ( in their mind ) and no where
else. Tomorrow doesn't exist
even when you get there because it'll be today and yet then, only in the
'moment' that you exist. Time is actually and
simply the measurement of the movement of objects. Your body being just one of those
objects. The hands moving around the face of a clock, is again, solely the
measurement of that movement. For example, you have a fair idea of
what you will do tomorrow. If you went out to your car and seen that the tire
was flat, your morning routine would be unsettled. You may be upset as well.
You would more than likely take it quite personal. It disrupted your
'predicted' routine. That predicted routine existed within your mind only and
probably in the minds of your co-workers as well. You unsettled their
prediction of when you were arriving and what you were going to do when you
got there. If you experienced a
flat tire daily, you would make allowances for the event ( waking up earlier
to fix it daily ) thus making it a regular sub-routine of your existence.
Even a creature in the
wild has some type of predictive ability in that it assumes there is a meal
somewhere out there to be found. To think otherwise is to give up, lay down and die in
apathy. Thus, purpose in life
has as it's motivator, the ability to predict, to some degree, outcomes.
Otherwise why try? I could easily predict
another bus accident that kills people in India next year. There is a pattern
that can be observed. That isn't all that difficult to predict. A true
prediction comes in the details. Details which, by all accounts, have no physical basis with which
they can be derived. Within this site,
you'll see some predictions you'll scoff at and say,"Big deal! Anyone could
see that coming!" and you'd probably be right. Some of my writings will be
general run-of-the-mill where things are going. Others may surprise you. Even
more so if they come true. Some of my predictions
derive from a spiritual sense or vision. No reason for seeing it happen. Just
comes to me without hocus-pocus, mumble-jumble or the use of my 'special'
magic wish stone. Remember, don't dwell
on yesterday. It only exists in your mind and in the mind of the others who
were with you at that point of NOW. You're here NOW and you create your
tomorrow. Who am I? I am a second life-time Scientologist. I passed through the between-lives area fully cognizant and self-determined. Most people have some spiritual abilities. One of my strongest happens to be the ability to predict the future on any subject I set my attention on. The proof of witch (joke) is on this web site.
A FEW
THOUGHTS.....
Since the beginning
of Mankind's existence, people have always contemplated and gone to great
lengths to acquire some insight on what the future holds for them. Kings and
paupers alike have sought out soothsayers, religious wise men and more than a
few charlatans to help allay their fears and apprehensions of what tomorrow
will bring. Looking at the stars, reading palms or cards, studying the pattern
of chicken entails or the lay of bones and sticks, are all part and parcel of
the inexact practice of divination.
I don't hold much
stock in complex methodology or practices and rituals which depend for their
answers on objects of Matter, regardless of what supposed 'mystical' powers
those material objects are believed to possess.
Every creature
possessing an intelligence to comprehend has some degree of innate predictive
ability. A pattern has been settled in their minds of what is to occur in the
future and they move forward on those assumptions. Things happen to upset
those routines but if it occurs enough times, the thinking being makes
adjustments for it so the event becomes a sub-routine within their living
pattern.
| GARY ALLAN HALONEN |
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