I have been watching the testimony of people who have vaccine injury, and wondering if their brains are having a hard time discerning the correct speeds of light and time.
Their experience reminds me of my own struggles—with Reynaud’s and orthostatic intolerance—my difficulties modulating vasoconstriction and vasodilation.
I have found that when my blood vessels dilate, my perception of time expands—like being on top of the mountain. And when my blood vessels constrict, my perception of time contracts—like being below sea level.
When I am light being rendered as light (light qua light), I have full use of my pH range. When I am perceiving the world from matter’s perspective, my amps only go up to 7. When I am perceiving the world from energy’s perspective, my amps only go down to 7. In either case, my pH range has been cut in half.
pH stands for powers of hydrogen (think the sun). When I lose my pH range, I lose the power of light.
For optimum health, we don’t want to view the cone of time from too far behind (the point) or too far in front (the mouth). We want to be about the same width, the same degree of dilation, as the flat disc in between the two.
If I am behind time (ME/CFS) I have too little information. If I am in front of time (Autism) I have too much.
