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A viewer asks: “Does gravity create time, or does it invite and/or attract time? I think it does the latter, but I could be very wrong. I’m simply here looking and wondering.”
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A viewer asks: “Is time a byproduct of gravity, or is it the other way around?”
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A viewer asks: “How are gravity and time interrelated? Can consciousness and/or focused intention impinge on gravity? If so, is that how we affect time—we are a part of time, energetically, in a broad sense?”
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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A viewer asks: “Can consciousness create more time? Can consciousness reduce it?”
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A viewer asks: “We know time is a conveyance. Will Creator please share and illuminate us on the nature of gravity and how time and gravity are interrelated, here, on Earth, in the physical?”
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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A viewer asks: “Will Creator please comment on how consciousness can, and does, impinge on gravity and time, either one or both together, here in the earth plane?”
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A viewer asks: “Can we weave them together (time and the force of gravity) in our minds, with our consciousness and/or our intent? What is the result?”
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She asks: “What purpose would this result serve? If this is something we can practice, how would that be helpful or useful to humanity at this time?”
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We know that “time” does not exist in the light, the same way it does in the physical. Is it truly that there is “no time,” or is it simply different? If different, how is the “passage of time” experienced, grasped, and understood by those living in the light?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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What does a typical day, so to speak, in the light look like? Are there routines that beings fall into? What would be considered work and what would be considered recreation in the light?
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In the encyclopedia illustration showing the Pioneer space probe paths, is the brown dwarf solar companion star truly 50 billion miles away?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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In the encyclopedia illustration showing the Pioneer space probe paths, what is the origin and significance of the “Tenth Planet” and is it truly 4.7 billion miles away?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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In the encyclopedia illustration showing the Pioneer space probe paths, what was the significance of the lines with the comment “equal pull?”
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It was once hinted that Saturn holds a lot of secrets. There is a storyline that Saturn was once the Earth’s Sun and that the Earth was gravitationally attached to Saturn via the North Pole. And that this is the reason there are coral reefs in the Arctic Ocean and frozen palm trees under the deep muck of North Alaska. The story is that Saturn gravitationally dragged the Earth behind it in a snake-like undulation where the North Pole was always lit and the South Pole was always dark. Saturn came into gravitational conflict with Jupiter and lost the battle, ending up in orbit around Jupiter’s sun beyond Jupiter and losing Earth to its now independent orbit around Jupiter’s Sun and well inside of Jupiter’s orbit. Any truth to this at all?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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