John Topp's blog

With any physical process, there is a time form that is independent of the space form.  But to what extent does it correspond to our concepts of form?  A simple linear duration, a movement from A to B, is only one way that form exists in time.  As with forms in space, time forms are distributed in nature according to ratios.  (more)

I began to experience synchronicities in the early nineties and in the last three years they became frequent and more complex. Friends began to report their own experiences, which created a feedback loop resulting in remarkable events. (more)

Can we use our technology to talk to spirits and send messages back in time? (more)