to know what happened at a certain point in time. We go
to school and study and memorize certain facts and dates because
we feel that it is somehow important to us. Presently, there are
many scientists and physicists who are working on the possibilities
of actually travelling in time. The theories are there, it's
just a matter of applying them to see if they do indeed work.
What if we could actually travel in time. How would it change
history, and more importantly, how would it change the way
we live our lives...
an amazing thing happens...we become more curious. Once we
decide within ourselves that there is more to life than what we can
see around us, we can begin to sense some true purpose in our
existence and our destiny. To think that you were put here on
earth to be successful is to be trapped in its never-ending rat-
race. It is now possible to expand your horizons.
looking down into the night sky? When you consider the fact that at this very moment as you are reading this, a convenient little device we like to call gravity is keeping us comfortably seated in our chairs, despite the fact that, depending on your location on the earth, your position on the planet might actually be on its side or precariously clinging to its underbelly. You can thank God that we're held in place by the forces of nature.
But when we look up (or down, or sideways) into the night sky, we are actually looking into the past. All of the images of the stars we are seeing are reaching us many hundreds and thousands of years later. Because of the vast distances across space, it takes, the light from the sun 8 minutes to reach us. The light we receive from distance stars that make up the Crab Nebula will not reach us for nearly 4000 years, as the distance from earth is 4000 light years. So when we look into the night sky, we aren't seeing the future, we are seeing the past.Have you ever looked up into the night sky? How about
can do is to close your eyes. The great thinkers of our 'time' were futurists. They were always motivated with the notion, "What if.." They used their most valuable commodity; their imagination, to see into the future and visualize a better world.
Not all of us can be philosophers and scientists. But all of us can use our imaginations. All of us can escape the rat-race of this present time and enter the world of infinity. Of infinite creativity and infinite potential.
"Imagination Is More Important
Than Knowledge" - Albert Einstein
To begin to see into the future, the most important thing you
