The Mandela effect could mean you're in the past or future.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Yes and if you took the time to read it it will tell you. I'm not going to give you verses as that would be "cheating" for you.
Look it up yourself and maybe that'll take off the close mindedness mainstream science polluted you with.

originally posted by: luciferslight
a reply to: TerryDon79

Yes and if you took the time to read it it will tell you. I'm not going to give you verses as that would be "cheating" for you.
Look it up yourself and maybe that'll take off the close mindedness mainstream science polluted you with.

Seriously? You say it's there, you need to prove it.

As for having to read it myself? I was a Christian for 20 years. I know there's nothing about clones.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Clones aren't in the Bible. You wouldn't see them because they haven't got you. If they did they wouldnt deem you worthy as you don't carry a substance they (elite) want.

a reply to: uncommitted

Of course they don't own it. Grim brothers did and once it was "Disney's" they changed the words.
They owned it for a while so why change such popular words?

I'm liking this link to the biblical. But I'm seeing it from a different angle.

All these ME "changes" have extreme relevance and are telling us something. People are hung up on the change rather than seeing it as a shadow play of what might be happening.

The main one everyone seems to be hung up on:
Berenstein Bears. A collection of books dealing with morality who's author's name has been "stained".
What else could that apply to?

Star Wars. Luke/No, I am your father:
Forget the change. What's important is the message.
I am your father.
Who is known as The Father?

The sun is different:
False light.
Who is known as The False Light?

Our icons are dying and are alive again.
Like some kinds of counterfeit resurrections

Three recent deaths of icons that I feel are relevant:
Prince, the feminine male.
Chyna, the Masculine female.
David Bowie, the androgynous.
A lot of attention on transgenda in the media too.

Which relates to Baphomet.

I think we may be being told something...

a reply to: SaturnFX

I'm not claiming to know what is behind this phenomenon, but if what you and the annoyingly condescending video says is true then why hasn't this issue been discussed for decades. If the brain misremembers things like this, it would be household information, not a fairly recent issue. Look, I understand how crazy this whole idea sounds, but we live in a crazy universe, and we are finding out every year that it is even crazier than we thought. Just look at the implications of the holographic universe theory, string theory, quantum physics etc.. It only sounds crazy because we don't understand it.

You have the smartest people on the planet saying that they have found software coding in the fabric of space time, maybe just maybe we should be more open minded to novel explanations of our reality, or we could go back to stone age thinking where nothing extraordinary is possible. I choose the former!

a reply to: Ruiner1978

Good thinking!!

We're always being told something if we pay attention and can figure out deeper meanings.

An interesting explanation. Thank you!

I read the Berenstine Bears as a child and I know it was not spelled like I just spelled it, I also could have sworn 80s British funny man Russ Abbott had died maybe a decade ago, it took some convincing me he was still around much to my workmates' amusement.
That aside, I wonder if the experience if deja vu is perhaps related to The Mandela Effect. It shares the feeling that you KNOW that reality is doing something strange, memories of something that well, you shouldn't technically be having memories of.

originally posted by: tweetie
a reply to: Ruiner1978

Good thinking!!

We're always being told something if we pay attention and can figure out deeper meanings.

An interesting explanation. Thank you!

Australia was once a place for the condemned, isolated.
Not so much anymore.

A clue to the opening of the bottomless pit?


A lot of statues and monuments for Baphomet going up lately. Not to mention the supposed worship of him by the elite.
Something very interesting I read about Baphomet is that he is "immune to static reality".

originally posted by: jaws1975
a reply to: SaturnFX

I'm not claiming to know what is behind this phenomenon, but if what you and the annoyingly condescending video says is true then why hasn't this issue been discussed for decades. If the brain misremembers things like this, it would be household information, not a fairly recent issue.

...it is
we normally call people like this forgetful, idiot, senile, etc
you're getting old, grandpa
ok consider this
this typically makes people understand it is in fact the memory at fault here and not the entire universe changing so comic bears can have a different lastname spelling..follow this train of thought:

One of the biggest "proofs" from people is the star wars line, Luke, I am your father.

but consider the flow of conversation
"did they tell you what happened to your father?"
"yes, you killed him!!!"
"......., I am your father"

tell me, what fits there..why would he suddenly randomly address luke..he had his full attention, its not like there were 45 other people in the room, he was talking to luke..and he was correcting him on a point
No!, I am your father!!

NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
..

Now
consider a few years down the road, you want to make a reference to that movie scene, but just saying "no, I am your father"..people might think you are quoting maury, so you change the no, to Luke so the reference is totally known..and suddenly thats how its remembered, because you use that hilarious reference joke a thousand times, and so does your friends.
and thats how things are misremembered..
the mind is lazy, the mind will remember links moreso than exact structure.

A reply to: SaturnFX

It could make perfect sense to say, "Luke, I am your father." Saying Luke adds gravity to the sentence.
You can rationalise all you want but it does not make it a fact. Yes, we can misremember, but that does not mean we all are misremembering. I don't understand why people come to a site like this and insist on mundane answers. Surely you are in the wrong place?

a reply to: StuKE

Surely you are in the wrong place?

Let's see:

The simple yet effective motto of our membership is "deny ignorance", which signifies an effort to apply the principals of critical thought and peer review to the provocative topics covered within.

Doesn't say, "just believe it and agree", does it?
Seems like the right place.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Ruiner1978

Not only these big changes but I assume you might have glitches in yours and everyone else's memory as well?

Maybe something today has been reversed in the point of, you already did today like ,3 months ago but in the opposite point of view?

a reply to: StuKE

Yes and also the Brady bunch has been changed.
Go YouTube it and that s/ hit will scare you.

Maybe the naysayers are from other dimensions? Could the rotation of earth also be a clue?

a reply to: Ruiner1978

Static reality? Can you define it for me please?

originally posted by: StuKE
A reply to: SaturnFX

It could make perfect sense to say, "Luke, I am your father." Saying Luke adds gravity to the sentence.
You can rationalise all you want but it does not make it a fact.

True, being able to rationalize something doesn't make it a fact
....the facts make it a fact
and fact is, the line is, "no, I am your father"..because Vader isn't doing broadway, he is having a conversation, and he isn't offering deep insite and caring wisdom, he is in a debate

Yes, we can misremember, but that does not mean we all are misremembering. I don't understand why people come to a site like this and insist on mundane answers. Surely you are in the wrong place?

Ahh, see, I am not here to seek beliefs, I am here to seek understanding and uncover hidden truths.
skepticism is a critical aspect of that
else you end up believing in all sorts of nonsense, like religion, unicorns, mandela effect, magic, fairys, Tom Cruise, cloud beings, moon squids, etc.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: StuKE

Surely you are in the wrong place?

Let's see:

The simple yet effective motto of our membership is "deny ignorance", which signifies an effort to apply the principals of critical thought and peer review to the provocative topics covered within.

Doesn't say, "just believe it and agree", does it?
Seems like the right place.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Perhaps in their universe, the ATS motto was "believe in whatever crap people are saying without skepticism"...these dimension shifts can be hard to keep track of.

originally posted by: luciferslight
a reply to: Ruiner1978

Not only these big changes but I assume you might have glitches in yours and everyone else's memory as well?

Maybe something today has been reversed in the point of, you already did today like ,3 months ago but in the opposite point of view?

I think I may know exactly what you are getting at here.
I can only agree.

originally posted by: luciferslight
a reply to: Ruiner1978

Static reality? Can you define it for me please?

My understanding would be a reality that is solid, unchangeable, resistant to manipulation.
An attribute of Baphomet is basically to be able to throw this out the window.

originally posted by: luciferslight
a reply to: uncommitted

Of course they don't own it. Grim brothers did and once it was "Disney's" they changed the words.
They owned it for a while so why change such popular words?

Because they wanted to I should imagine and to make it clear to anyone slow on the uptake (plus of course for kids) that we are dealing with a magic mirror. It's not really that hard, I'm struggling as to why you are so hung up on this.