mark ty-wharton

I am lying in bed half awake and a voice in my head (my voice) says “sounds like an alarm going off”.

The sentence ends and a car alarm starts up!

So what happened here?

You may or may not know that between the sleeping and waking state, we are considered by psychics to be most tuned in.

You may or may not also know that dream scientists have discovered the memory of dreams runs backwards then is rearranged by the mind to form a story.

What is likely to have just happened is, my memory recall was not on a linear timeline.

So it appeared to me that I predicted the alarm sound when in fact I remembered it.

Now consider dyslexia.

If some psychics are dyslexics running a jumbled time line could that grab you as an explanation?

Explanations as you grab a time line running jumbled dyslexics who think they are psychic!

That’s not how remembered I it…

See you on the other side of the looking glass,

mark ty-wharton

blog.aspergineering.com

I had one of my reccuring dreams last night.
I dream I am at the start of an exciting fairground ride, but to get there I have to go down this tunnel (kind of like a water flume, but the first part has a really tight bend in it that I get stuck in).
Wonder what that is a metaphor for

Anyway, in the dream, just prior to this I am on the roof of an old building.
I remember in the dream, at this point I usually slip on some green moss and fall to my death, I wonder if I can do it different.
I manage to get past the point where I slip and get into the building via a broken window.

Once inside I am ready to enter the tunnel.
I am worried I have put on a lot of weight recently and will get stuck.
By the way, I was an eleven pound eleven and three quarter ounce baby.
Yes, think about it…
Ouch!

So I decide to try something different.
I choose a positive mindset about the tunnel before entering it.
I choose to be aware of my body and to be centred in myself.

When I get through, my son is there on the ride with me and there are bubbles. I am travelling backwards very fast and I duck, worried about banging the back of my head on something overhead.

So what do you think?

Reading through the unconscious metaphors, am I a born again positive?

See you on the other side of the looking glass,

mark ty-wharton, creative thinker | innovator | visionary

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I just had an extremely strange experience.

Without adding story, here are the facts.

Make of it what you will.

I am not making any claims here.

I was driving back from dropping my child at school and had slowed to 30 MPH for a village.

While driving through the village I experienced a very odd tingling just below my ears and along my jaw.

The sensation reminded me of many times in the past where I had experienced a similar feeling (not an emotion).

I ended up very deep in thought about a visit to the zoo with a friends baby daughter, who I predicted would be into animal rights, she is…

It’s pretty specific isn’t it.

She was pre-language, so did I influence her?

As I drove out of the village, I forgot to speed up. And in my day dream, I spotted a black shape moving ahead of me, but something was up!

On a blind corner, on my side of the road, was a black VW Passat saloon which narrowly missed me and ducked back into the oncoming traffic.

By the time I reacted and hit the horn he was already behind me.

It was as if I was in a trance.

My awareness returned to the car and I realised I would normally be on the wrong edge of the speed limit of 60MPH on this particular route.

Had I arrived at that point in the road seconds earlier, there would have been a very big bang!

Another looking glass moment, brought to you by…

Mark Ty-Wharton X

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