I haven't had this necessarily myself, but I DEFINITELY believe it's real, and has happened to others. On another messageboard forum I was on (maybe it was even this one, a long time ago) this very topic was addressed. Things got a little freaky, because one person did remember very specific things that were different, and cited a couple of examples............and one or two other people corraborated them. So yeah, it was kind of a trip to read that.
In The Forgotten, they change Telly's reality to erase her son. But the problem is, she never forgets, unlike everybody else. What's interesting is that her neighbor, Ash Correll, swore he didn't have a daughter; but with enough pressing and the right triggering, he finally, finally remembered. Then could not believe that he'd forgotten, like, How could I forget my own daughter?!?! !!!!
Tying into the abduction phenomenon, Montalk recently mentioned in another thread the concept of completely forgetting our abductions...but in those rare times he did remember a few, what he remembered was remembering all the other abductions that are normally gone from the waking, conscious mind. Thinking, "How did I forget all the times this has happened before!! ahh!" (paraphrase, of course. haha)
Pooling everything together - your experience knowing that it seems like some things were different in the past and that things have been changed, along with what I read on that other forum awhile back, and what Montalk mentioned, etc., there's no doubt that they're changing stuff all the time. And we just don't remember. We drift about our days, thinking everything normally the way we see it - it's ALWAYS been this way - but what if it's not? Like Telly's husband in the movie, who gradually loses all his memories. Not only of the dead son, but of Telly and his entire life with her. By the end, as far as he's concerned, he's just a bacholor working in the city. What wife? What kid? What family? What homelife? He "KNEW" what his identity was..........................................but it wasn't accurate.
Which is also reminiscent of "Dark City." Same concept. People's realities being rearranged and changed, memories altered, people assigned new personas, new names, new lives, new "characters" to play. New dramas to live out. All for the aliens' experiment. And almost nobody ever remembers or realizes anything is amiss. They just drift along, thinking everything is fine, and reality has always been as they "remember" it to be. This also ties into my Dolores Cannon thread and the whole bit about Nostradamus that we're discussing over there. The whole idea that Nostradamus was clearly seeing a future timeline that is clearly not happening right now. Does it mean it never happened, or that he was wrong, and wasn't really psychic after all? No. It means something was changed. For all we know, what he saw IS how it originally went. But they changed something, BIG time. And all we know and "remember" is what we see around us right now. Either that, or there was intervention and stuff was averted. Both are possibilities. Would be neat to find people who remember a different historical past then what we all remember.
I've thought about this quite a few times over the years. Always with the idea of Hitler, and WWII, since that was the biggest thing to happen to the 20th century. Wondered about the (far fetched, yes, I know) concept of Hitler being a time traveler, or somehow inserted in, and all we remember is this version of reality with Hitler. But what if it wasn't the original version? You know, stuff like that.
This is one of those topics that can really give you the creeps when you stop and think about it for too long. !! How much of what we think we "know" about our reality, how much of our "memories" are really true and accurate? Are we really who we think we are?
Heebie jeebies!
"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!" - Anonymous
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