There is way to much coincidence that goes on it my life to seem like actual coincidence.
I like to believe in the idea that reality is perceptive and that mind over matter does work in the sense of the ability to form reality around oneself as an act of will.
Just this morning, I woke up about an hour before my alarm clock. I grumbled and went back to bed, then scared the crap out of myself when my alarm clock actually went off. I felt wonderfully well rested and for 6:30 in the morning it was awfully damn bright outside.
As I was walking to my office, I had that scary gut feeling that time was off and I might be late to work, even though I knew I wasn't. Space case that I am, I have no idea what actual dates daylights saving time falls on, but I found myself thinking "It seems like that should be coming up soon".
Low and behold, according to my morning paper, it's tomorrow.
I am beyond asking "what are the odds", as this kind of stuff happens so often anyway.
Zy thinks it's all in my head... but really... honestly, do the facts support such a casual dismissal? What if it's real, but it's not some metaphysical phenominon rather then an inner working of the human mind that we haven't explored yet?
What if our brains are capable of working on a secondary level so that my brain registered (using my biological clock rather then a man made calandar) approximately when I start getting up an hour earlier each year to the point where something akin to muscle memory knew it before my mind did, thus triggering the thoughts I had this morning?
What if human beings are capable this sort of thing as well as deja-vu and perceptive reality and "gut feelings" naturally? Perhaps religion has squelshed proper study of the subject, thus brushing it off as superstition?
If it's possible, why ignore it? Why not embrace it as a hypothesis with the possibility of awesomeness?
Why live life refusing to question?
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