Tom's latest interview with Eva Herr had callers-in saying this was a great interview!
Eva was bombarded with emails.
http://mbtevents.com/uploads/Tom_Campbe ... a_Herr.mp3

To listen to other recent interviews, go to our Good Stuff page at http://mbtevents.com/Free_Stuff.html

Go to Eva's website and read the comment Dr Roy Scrugs (Aero Engineer Apollo 13) made about her!
http://www.evaherr.com/

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Thank you for posting the link! Eva is yet another interviewer who apparently assumed Tom has a Ph.D. and therefore incorrectly introduced him as "Doctor" Thomas Campbell.

I love the way he LOL'd at her plastic steering wheel analogy!

I haven't listened to many of these interviews, but did listen to this one. I also perused her website a bit.

I sure appreciate the many facets of awareness and the potholes on the road to it, by virtue of this interview.

I think my favorite part was when Tom says that time does exist and Eva Herr says, "Then why do so many physicists say that time doesn't exist?"

Tom's response, while heartily laughing, "Because they don't understand!"

I heard that Ramon. I liked that too. Straight NPMR style :)

Claudio

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I made a mental note to myself when I heard that, and it came in handy. I had posted on the Anderson/ time travel on an HSP board, and that very point was addressed.

I enjoyed that part too :)

I liked it when he said he "happened" to meet Robert Monroe.
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Bette

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what is?
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Well, Time IS an illusion as is everything else around us......But being the observers, we get caught up thinking that it's real.

And as observers we don't realize Everything Is Moving At The Speed Of Light - a clip of Nassim Haramein whom I just learned about, and his presentations tickle my intellectual funny bone.

By any chance, RBM, did you learn about him here? viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2996&p=18464

Hi Vestal:

It's been a long time (illusionary speaking :) since I saw a post from you.
You can call time an illusion as your choice of metaphor. It is an illusion that allows us to learn, to evolve. There cannot be evolution if time wouldn't exist. You could not be an observer without that illusion. Take also into account that illusions are real. Illusions are information, the same way that realities are information. Everything is information.

Making a distinction between something real and something that is an illusion is an illusion. The common denominator is that everything is information, so my metaphor is then that everything is real, including time.

Claudio

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Very good point Claudio.

Time is fundamental to consciousness -- it is a technology manufactured by consciousness to provide a whole new dimension for organizational possibilities and therefore for entropy reduction. Our local PMR time is manufactured just for us. Each virtual reality frame has its own time. All reality frames are virtual. Consciousness is the only fundamental thing, all else is virtual -- i.e., information in specific configurations and adhering to specific processes (rule-sets). That is what most physicists don't understand about time.

Tom

It seems to me, the older I get, the faster it seems to go. Is anyone else experiencing such a phenomenon, here in this experience packet?

Thanks Tom. It is not redundant that you post this. It is key to have things in order and for a better understanding. Hope people understand the importance of what you just expressed in a few words.

I use my own metaphor (personal) of real because since mostly everything is virtual, I just use "real" for everything (after knowing the order of the fundamentals).

Claudio

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