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Speaker 2: And welcome back to Coast to Coast, George Nori with you,
Speaker 2: Mike Ricksecker back with us. His latest book is called
Speaker 2: Travels Through Time. He's also the author of A Walk
Speaker 2: in the Shadows, A Complete Guide to Shadow People. He
Speaker 2: is a producer and director of the docu series The
Speaker 2: Shadow Dimension. Produces additional full length content on ancient wisdom,
Speaker 2: lost civilizations, and the supernatural on his extensive YouTube channel,
Speaker 2: and for more than six years he has hosted the
Speaker 2: Edge of the rabbit Hole live stream show, also host
Speaker 2: the Connecting the Universe Interactive Class, operates his own book
Speaker 2: publishing and video production company called Haunted Road Media. His
Speaker 2: website linked up at Coast to Coast. He's got a
Speaker 2: full social media announcement and we'll go through that in
Speaker 2: the moment. Mike, welcome back. Have you been buddy.
Speaker 3: I'm doing pretty well. Thanks for having me back to
Speaker 3: Georgia earlier. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to this and this is a great book,
Speaker 2: by the way, Travels through Time Time.
Speaker 3: Thank you. I definitely appreciate that as well. This is
Speaker 3: this has definitely been a Passion Project.
Speaker 2: What does time travel mean to you, Michael?
Speaker 3: Time travel to me is really a state of consciousness.
Speaker 3: It's a lot more than just you know, jumping into
Speaker 3: a DeLorean with a flex capacitor. Let the old Back
Speaker 3: to the Future movie. This is actually, you know, we're
Speaker 3: talking more interdimensional type travel here. When we're discussing time travel.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's going to be possible to really
Speaker 2: go back or forward in time?
Speaker 3: I do, and more on the conscious level level on
Speaker 3: which we will consciously be able to take ourselves to
Speaker 3: another point in time. I do believe that there are
Speaker 3: forms of time travel that are happening right now, real
Speaker 3: in a real subtle way. Uh. You know, we could
Speaker 3: talk about time slips and things like that throughout our
Speaker 3: time here this evening. So I do believe it's absolutely possible.
Speaker 2: The subtitle is inside the fourth Dimension time Travel and
Speaker 2: Stack the Time Theory. What is the last part, Stack the.
Speaker 3: Time theory, Stack time theory. Absolutely So, this is an
Speaker 3: idea that I've been torn around with for some decades. Here,
Speaker 3: the idea that all time and take a place where
Speaker 3: you are standing right now, everything that has happened is
Speaker 3: happening and will happen are all happening concurrently, and you
Speaker 3: could take each of those moments like a photograph and
Speaker 3: stack them all up together, and that is your stack
Speaker 3: of time. And there are some times in which a
Speaker 3: couple of those moments will resonate at the same frequency,
Speaker 3: and we'll get a little bit of a glimpse of
Speaker 3: each other. Now, when I first started putting these ideas
Speaker 3: together some time ago, you'll start doing some research in
Speaker 3: the matter and chemical that Albert Einstein had some similar
Speaker 3: ideas when talking about the space time continuum, blocking universe,
Speaker 3: this sort of thing. And I've just kind of taken
Speaker 3: it another step here when we're talking about personal resonance
Speaker 3: frequency and vibration, where we're resonating at a certain level
Speaker 3: in one of those moments within the stack, and I
Speaker 3: believe that somebody who knows how to tune their frequency
Speaker 3: correctly can be able to move up and down that stack.
Speaker 2: Mike, when we talk about time travel, is it conceivable
Speaker 2: that when we have deja vous events, we're time traveling?
Speaker 3: That is certainly a possibility with deja vu when these
Speaker 3: sources of things come up, A lot of times people
Speaker 3: will experience deja vu after some sort of dream that
Speaker 3: they've had that. I mean, maybe they've had a dream
Speaker 3: about a location or a certain event, and it'll be
Speaker 3: somewhere down the road that they're actually at that location
Speaker 3: or experiencing that event and kind of scratches the back
Speaker 3: of their mind like, wait a minute, this is this
Speaker 3: is familiar. I've been here before, I've done something like
Speaker 3: this before, and it may have been from a dream
Speaker 3: something that could also be from you know, like a
Speaker 3: past life that this is, you know, some place that
Speaker 3: they've been before in a past life. So when those
Speaker 3: moments come up, the consciousness within the person at some
Speaker 3: point had traversed to another point in time experience of that,
Speaker 3: and then within the everyday vessel, all of a sudden
Speaker 3: remembers that that moment has happened before.
Speaker 2: What are time slips, Michael.
Speaker 3: At time slips, This is kind of what I was
Speaker 3: referring to earlier. When you have those two moments, there's
Speaker 3: two photos within the stack that are resonating at a
Speaker 3: bit the same frequency, and we get to see a
Speaker 3: glimpse of one of these. Good example of this is
Speaker 3: my good friend Andrew, a parent who grew up in
Speaker 3: what's known as the Conjuring House farmhouse.
Speaker 4: In Hairsfield, Rhode Island, at the movie The Conjuring was
Speaker 4: based off of and let's say whatever you want about
Speaker 4: all the hauntings and things like that that happened there,
Speaker 4: but she'll even tell you the most significant thing that
Speaker 4: happened there.
Speaker 3: And they experienced things there for ten years. The most
Speaker 3: significant thing that happened to her and the family was
Speaker 3: there was one particular evening that her mother had woken
Speaker 3: up and asleep, was hungry and wanted some coffee. Andrew
Speaker 3: was helping her out. You get those things. And all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, as Carolyn was sitting in the parlor,
Speaker 3: she was looking into the dining room area, and all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, morphing into existence in the dining room
Speaker 3: was this seventeenth century family, a woman cooking over the horror,
Speaker 3: a couple of kids running around.
Speaker 2: They were just there, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they just suddenly appeared. There's a couple of
Speaker 3: gentlemen sitting at the table. It turned and looked at
Speaker 3: Carolyn as if she was the ghost. And one gentleman
Speaker 3: said to the other way, you look at that looking
Speaker 3: at Carolyn so and then the moment dissipated away. But
Speaker 3: this here is a type of a time slip, in
Speaker 3: which Carolyn could see a moment in the past, but
Speaker 3: the past was able to see a moment in the
Speaker 3: future as well.
Speaker 2: Now doppelgangers, aren't they supposed to be duplicates of ourselves?
Speaker 3: Yes, these are duplicates of ourselves, but I think they
Speaker 3: kind of get a little misconstrued. We were down the whole,
Speaker 3: you know, evil twin route. You know sometimes people go
Speaker 3: down the whole how we would look alike?
Speaker 2: Thing?
Speaker 3: But really, you have some fascinating stories here throughout history.
Speaker 3: The one I like them point to, and there are several.
Speaker 3: One I like to point to is the famous poet Gutta. Now,
Speaker 3: one day he's headed down the road toward Josepheims Is
Speaker 3: in Germany, and on the side of the road he
Speaker 3: sees walking this man in this really interesting gold trimmed
Speaker 3: gray suit, and he's looking at this gentleman, admiring this suit.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, the gentleman disappears right in front
Speaker 3: of him. Wow, that's really bizarre. Years later, he's walking
Speaker 3: down that same road in the opposite direction. He gets
Speaker 3: around to that same spot, looks down and he realizes, oh,
Speaker 3: my gosh, I'm wearing that gold trimmed gray suit. I'm
Speaker 3: the man that I saw disappear. So what happened was
Speaker 3: is he had actually had an interaction with himself as
Speaker 3: almost like a type of time slip like we were
Speaker 3: talking about before, where he had his consciousness had crossed
Speaker 3: that same location tuned into the same frequency between those
Speaker 3: two different moments in time.
Speaker 2: Is it a parallel universe, Mike.
Speaker 3: Parallel universes? You know, this is interesting. This is something
Speaker 3: that's actually come up quite a bit within our scientific
Speaker 3: community here down in Antarctica. You have the ice cube project.
Speaker 3: You need a project, and the results that have been
Speaker 3: coming back from these neutrinos down at the South Pole
Speaker 3: has been acting in a very bizarre fashion, basically the
Speaker 3: reverse of the way they're supposed to be working. And
Speaker 3: you've had scientists coming forward saying we have a parallel
Speaker 3: universe running in reverse time. And what's funny to me
Speaker 3: is when this notion was first suggested some years back,
Speaker 3: point out some more tabloid as type of journals and
Speaker 3: the mainstream traditionalists we're kind of laughing it off, But
Speaker 3: this was actually came out now in a peer reviewed
Speaker 3: scientific paper earlier this year. This is a legitimate study
Speaker 3: in which say, parallel universe running in a reverse time,
Speaker 3: which then gets one scratching their head. Okay, what would
Speaker 3: something like that look like? A universe running a reverse time?
Speaker 3: And I've taken this looking at our ancient symbolism, I
Speaker 3: think this is symbolized within the Ora Boros, the snaked
Speaker 3: in its one tail, which is a symbol of constant
Speaker 3: renewal and recycle. And if you look at the version
Speaker 3: by Theodora's Pelecanos from the fourteen hundreds, which is actually
Speaker 3: a copy of the Alchemicals track from the early three
Speaker 3: hundred a d Era, and you see duality that is
Speaker 3: shown within there. So these are the two universes. And
Speaker 3: when that moment where the snake eats its own tail,
Speaker 3: this is the moment of those two universes coming together
Speaker 3: hours in the one running in reverse. And this is
Speaker 3: actually a symbol of the Big Bang, the moment of creation.
Speaker 3: And so then the question is you know what was
Speaker 3: before the universe, Well, the universe was, and the universe
Speaker 3: will be after us too. It's just going to be
Speaker 3: constructed a little bit differently as those elements. Basically, you
Speaker 3: have the explosion of the Big Bang, the universe expands,
Speaker 3: then contracts again into another big bang.
Speaker 2: We're talking with Mike Ricksecker, whose latest book is called
Speaker 2: Travels through Time. He's also got another one called A
Speaker 2: Walk in the Shadows. We'll talk to a little about
Speaker 2: that later on in the program as well. He's on
Speaker 2: full sol social media. And you've got a number of
Speaker 2: websites too, Mike, don't you. I do.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Chavli mentioned dot com that's the website for the docuseries,
Speaker 3: and then connect the Universe Portal dot com that is
Speaker 3: for my online learning portal.
Speaker 2: Is it conceivable that time travelers from the future one
Speaker 2: hundred years, one thousand years have come back here to
Speaker 2: where we are now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is certainly conceivable, And I find it fascinating
Speaker 3: when we look at some of the extraterrestrial site and
Speaker 3: some of these UAPs, and this suggestion has been thrown
Speaker 3: out there that some of these are not extraterrestrial, that
Speaker 3: some of these may actually be ourselves from the future.
Speaker 3: And you know, that's it's very conceivable that these could
Speaker 3: be travelers from the future that you know, that are
Speaker 3: interacting with us. Perhaps there is a technology that they've
Speaker 3: lost something that they need to learn from this time
Speaker 3: frame that they need to take back with them to
Speaker 3: the future.
Speaker 2: Why come back to the year two thousand, go back
Speaker 2: all the way to the beginning right right.
Speaker 3: Well, and they could be doing that too. When we
Speaker 3: look at people have experienced something called the Mandela effects
Speaker 3: from time to time.
Speaker 2: That's a weird feeling, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It really is. And yeah, there's some fun ones that
Speaker 3: people point out where we've have a different recollection of
Speaker 3: branding on a you know, a package of cereal or
Speaker 3: something like that, and that's kind of fun. But there
Speaker 3: are some more legitimate accounts of this type of effect
Speaker 3: events around the world that many people from all over
Speaker 3: the globe will point to no connection with each other
Speaker 3: and say, no, that was remembered a different way, and
Speaker 3: they're all really you know, quote unquote misremembering it. They're
Speaker 3: all misremembering it the same way. So there's something there.
Speaker 3: There's something in our past has been changed and the
Speaker 3: number of people are remembering whatever that was prior to
Speaker 3: the change.
Speaker 2: They explained Michael the Mandela effect to people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, that's really what we were just kind of
Speaker 3: talking about here. But this really got coined when Nelson Mandela.
Speaker 3: It passed away here about ten years ago, and there
Speaker 3: are many many people who had had a memory of
Speaker 3: him passing away when he was in prison in the
Speaker 3: nineteen eighties. And this is why it became dub the
Speaker 3: Mandela effect because of all these people that had remembered
Speaker 3: this so differently. And this is a very strange effect. Again,
Speaker 3: it's not that necessarily intentionally a time traveler is going
Speaker 3: back in time to change the specific event that you
Speaker 3: are remembering differently. They could be going back in time
Speaker 3: or interacting with something else, and the repercussions from that
Speaker 3: result in this new what you would call a false memory.
Speaker 2: Why is it that so many people have these false
Speaker 2: memories during the Mandela effect.
Speaker 3: Some people are able to retain those memories, others the
Speaker 3: change takes hold. I think it's you know, people who
Speaker 3: are a little bit more in tune too to the universe.
Speaker 3: We could talk about higher vibrational level of that sort
Speaker 3: of thing, but I think what it is is, you know,
Speaker 3: people whose consciousness is a little bit more aware of
Speaker 3: changes to the nature of the universe, are more in
Speaker 3: tune to those changes, are able to maintain some of
Speaker 3: those memories. Before the time change happens.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that original movie called The Time Machine.
Speaker 3: I am familiar with it, but I do not remember
Speaker 3: a whole lot about it.
Speaker 2: One of the classics. You've got to rent it if
Speaker 2: you can find it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I will, I certainly will a lot
Speaker 3: of you know, the movie that influenced me a lot
Speaker 3: with this particular work was Somewhere in Time with Christopher
Speaker 3: Reeven James, and that was Yes, absolutely, that one really
Speaker 3: touched me when I was a kid.
Speaker 2: And great music too, oh yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the soundtrack by John Barry is amazing. But the
Speaker 3: idea that he could will his consciousness just by convincing
Speaker 3: himself that he was in the year nineteen twelve to
Speaker 3: will his consciousness back to another point in time, I
Speaker 3: believe is really more of how time travel would work,
Speaker 3: rather than getting in a machine. You know, theoretical physics
Speaker 3: tells us that, well, if we got near a black hole,
Speaker 3: you know, time would work differently. Well, we're not getting
Speaker 3: near a black hole anytime soon. But what we do
Speaker 3: have is ourselves, our own consciousness, and I believe that
Speaker 3: if we can train our consciousness to be able to
Speaker 3: tune into a different frequency, a different moment in that
Speaker 3: stack of time that we were talking about earlier than
Speaker 3: we could conceivably will our consciousness to that other point
Speaker 3: in time and be able to experience it.
Speaker 2: Mike, have you ever seen that picture? It's a black
Speaker 2: and white photo taken in the eighteen hundreds, when they
Speaker 2: have the ability to take those pictures of a guy
Speaker 2: in a mixed crowd with what looks like a cell
Speaker 2: phone to his ear. It's the most bizarre thing you'll
Speaker 2: ever see. You ever see that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are some interesting out of place photographs like that.
Speaker 3: I do cover a couple of those within the book,
Speaker 3: and you know those are those photographs are pretty fun.
Speaker 3: Some of them have some some logical explanations to it,
Speaker 3: but other ones are really head scratches like that and
Speaker 3: don't really make a lot of sense. And even the
Speaker 3: ones that you know, some people are able to kind
Speaker 3: of excuse away, that's really kind of stretching it. So, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we could actually have some of these time travelers on
Speaker 3: film in a photograph from another point in time.
Speaker 2: How many of them? Uss do you think there could
Speaker 2: be in the future?
Speaker 3: Uh, you know, the idea of multiple versions of us
Speaker 3: running around, it's certainly conceivable. You could that could also
Speaker 3: be part of the multiverse. You could have versions of
Speaker 3: us from other universes running around. Yeah. You know, when
Speaker 3: it comes to this realm of research, you can put
Speaker 3: a lot of these different possibilities on the table and
Speaker 3: make a case for any of them.
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