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Welcome
to the new Shifting Dimensions news page
It
is apparent that dramatic
changes are taking place, not only within
human culture, but across and within the planet we inhabit. To those
who reach out or dig further, changes are also apparently happening in
the galactic and hyperdimensional fabric that surrounds us.
Consciousness, the point of perception of what is real or imaginary, is
shifting, and not simply in one direction. Timelines generated from
seemingly unconnected vectors appear to be converging in a way which
could produce
an event of a magnitude that never could have come into being from any
single source. Where one group sees an impending apocalypse or the
rise of a global police state, another sees the ascension of human
consciousness into higher dimensions of being. Earth itself is
transforming, and there is evidence that the sun and other planets
in the solar system may also be in flux. All taken together it's
difficult to
presume what the outcome will be, or even which direction to take on a
daily basis.
Here
in The
Shifting Dimensional Times, we'll be attempting to monitor
what
we consider to be the most significant of events taking place in the
hopes of painting a clearer picture of the reality shift that's
occurring. As we add newly appearing articles in real time, we'll also
be adding some of the significant material we've collected over the
years to our archives.
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 Mental Intrusion at the Hands of Science and Law – Are Our Minds Still Our Own?
A
recent announcement has been made that the technology has been
developed that "succeeded in processing and displaying images directly
from the human brain” and that “the technology could eventually be used
to figure out dreams and other secrets inside people's minds." The
debate about privacy issues versus security usually ends with the tired
old statement, "If you have nothing to hide, it doesn’t affect you and
it shouldn’t bother you." Unfortunately, it most definitely does affect
us who have nothing to hide.
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The Technocracy and the Genetic Engineering of Humanity
We
already live in a world of ‘haves and have-nots’, but in the future
could that gap widen into an immense chasm resulting in a technocracy
with two-tiers of genetically engineered humans? Predictions have been
made with regards to robotics and genetic evolution, and there is data
to back each theory up. This article briefly investigates each claim.
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Time Travel in the Brain
The
human body moves forward in time at the rate of one second per second
whether we like it or not. But the human mind can move through time in
any direction and at any speed it chooses. Our ability to close our
eyes and imagine the pleasures of Super Bowl Sunday or remember the
excesses of New Year’s Eve is a fairly recent evolutionary development,
and our talent for doing this is unparalleled in the animal kingdom. We
are a race of time travelers, unfettered by chronology and capable of
visiting the future or revisiting the past whenever we wish.
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A Computer Inside a Molecule
Atomic-scale computing, in which computer processes are carried out in
a single molecule or using a surface atomic-scale circuit, holds vast
promise for the microelectronics industry. It allows computers to
continue to increase in processing power through the development of
components in the nano- and pico scale. In theory, atomic-scale
computing could put computers more powerful than today’s supercomputers
in everyone’s pocket.
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Humans may have originated billions of years ago in waves of consciousness
On
the surface, "Creationism" and "Evolutionism" appear to be polar
opposites. However, closer critical enquiry illuminates Gary Zeitlin's
insight on a dialectic of manipulation against the human psyche.
The idea that humans evolved from "primitive" primate species without
technological capabilities into successive mutations that are yielded a
more "advanced" and "technologically capable" species, appears to have
been a world view orchestrated by Pagan Gnostic-identified regressive
aliens.
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From Hiroshima To Iraq - UraniumWars: A Suicidal, Genocidal & Omnicidal Course
From
the beginning of the Atomic Age, the genocidal aspects of racism were
part of the legacy of the Manhattan Project. Native Americans were
heavily exposed to uranium mining, nuclear tests, and permanent uranium
contamination of their groundwater and reservations from mining. Henry
Kissinger expressed U.S. National Security Policy very plainly over
concerns about Pacific Islanders exposed to US nuclear tests in the
Pacific:
"There are only 90,000 people out there. Who gives
a damn!" --Henry Kissinger
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Colorado River may face fight of its life
The Colorado River has endured drought, large-scale climate changes,
pollution, ecological damage from dams and battles by seven states to
draw more water. Now the life vein of the Southwest faces another threat: Energy
companies are sucking up the Colorado's water to support increased
development of oil, natural gas and uranium deposits along the river's
basin.
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Does DNA Have Telepathic Properties?
DNA has been found to have a bizarre ability to put itself together,
even at a distance, when according to known science it shouldn't be
able to. Scientists are reporting evidence that contrary to our current beliefs
about what is possible, intact double-stranded DNA has the “amazing”
ability to recognize similarities in other DNA strands from a distance.
Somehow they are able to identify one another, and the tiny bits of
genetic material tend to congregate with similar DNA.
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Infra-Red Pain Beams For Police, Military
The
National Institute of Justice , the police's R&D arm, is continuing
the development of hand-held equivalents of the military's Active
Denial System. One of them uses the same microwaves as the Pentagon's
non-lethal
pain-ray; the other is based in an infra-red laser which they say
achieves the same effect at target, but which can be made smaller and
lighter.
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Regenerate Your Brain? The Science Says it's Possible
Contrary to popular belief, recent studies have found that there are probably ways to regenerate brain matter.
Animal
studies conducted at the National Institute on Aging Gerontology
Research Center and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,
for example, have shown that both calorie restriction and intermittent
fasting along with vitamin and mineral intake, increase resistance to
disease, extend lifespan, and stimulate production of neurons from stem
cells.
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The Sound of Silence: The Antithesis of
Freedom
Overviews a
secret Pentagon psychotronics technology known as Silent
Sound Spread Spectrum (SSSS) that has
been fully operational since the early 1990s. This
technology was used against battle-hardened Iraqi troops fortified
in deep underground bunkers in Kuwait and Iraq in the first Gulf War in
January of 1991.
This
technology is about to be used, albeit in a more subtle fashion,
against American citizens in a highly classified and covert operation to mind
control and manipulate the entire population into 'compliance' with NWO
overlords.
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Geoengineering: a bad idea whose time may
come
At the
annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union
(AGU), climate change scientists discussed the risks and benefits of
deliberately altering Earth's climate through "geoengineering".
The eleven speakers at the session laid out some
radical and dangerous ideas for deliberately altering Earth's climate.
They uniformly cautioned that the uncertainties and dangers of
implementing any of these schemes was high, but that geoengineering may
be necessary if efforts to control greenhouse gases fail and the
climate begins to undergo rapid and destructive changes.
ed:
And if greenhouse gasses turn out not to be the source of the problem?
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Data Mining Still Going Strong Under New
Yahoo Privacy Policy
Yahoo is
being hailed as a privacy leader among the major search engines: It
said it would retain individual user data for only three months, down
from 13 months. Google keeps individualized search data of its users
for nine months and Microsoft for 18 months. Yahoo isn't
giving up anything under the plan: Individual internet web
surfers' browsing habits will continue to be analyzed under a
microscope in order to target web users with ads for products they are
likely to purchase.
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Exeter - The East Coast Roswell
Why have so
many people come forward with stories in this small New
Hampshire town? Part one of a story on glowing orbs, UFOs and other
unexplained phenomena in Exeter.
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The
Bill Nobody Noticed: National DNA Databank
In April of
2008, President Bush signed into law S.1858
which allows the federal government to screen the DNA of all newborn
babies in the U.S. This was to be implemented within 6 months meaning
that this collection is now being carried out.
S.1858,
known as The Newborn Screening Saves Lives Act of 2007, is
justified as a "national contingency plan" in that it represents
preparation for any sort of public health emergency.
New
Rule Expands DNA Collection to All People Arrested
Immigration
and civil liberties groups condemned a new U.S. government policy to
collect DNA samples from all noncitizens detained by authorities and
all people arrested for federal crimes. The new
Justice Department
rule, published Wednesday and effective Jan. 9, dramatically expands a
federal law enforcement database of genetic identifiers, which is now
limited to storing information about convicted criminals and arrestees
from 13 states.
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Boundary Between Upper Atmosphere
And Space Has Moved To Extraordinarily Low Altitudes
Observations
made by NASA instruments onboard an Air Force satellite
have shown that the boundary between the Earth's upper atmosphere and
space has moved to extraordinarily low altitudes. Measurements
of the variations in neutral and ion densities and drifts
showed that the ionosphere was not where it had been expected
to
be.
Sun
Induces Strange 'Breathing' of Earth's Atmosphere
New
satellite observations have revealed a previously unknown rhythmic
expansion and contraction of Earth's atmosphere on a nine-day cycle.
This
"breathing" corresponds to changes in the sun's magnetic fields as
it completes rotations once every 27 days, NASA and University of
Colorado, Boulder, scientists said Monday at the American Geophysical
Union annual meeting.
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Cracks in Earth’s Magnetic Field Let in a
Huge Gust of Solar Wind
Dec.
16, 2008: NASA's five THEMIS spacecraft have discovered
a breach in Earth's magnetic field ten times larger than anything
previously thought to exist. Solar wind can flow in through the opening
to "load up" the magnetosphere for powerful geomagnetic storms. But the
breach itself is not the biggest surprise. Researchers are even more
amazed at the strange and unexpected way it forms, overturning
long-held ideas of space physics.
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Jellyfish
Taking Over World’s Oceans; Shutting Down Nuclear Power Plants
Massive
swarms of jellyfish are a growing threat to swimmers, the fishing
industry, and even the nuclear power industry. The report
says more than 1,000 fist-sized comb
jellies can be found in a cubic yard (meter) of Black Sea water during
a bloom. They eat the eggs of fish and compete with them for food,
wiping out the livelihoods of fishermen
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Babylon's
history swept away in
US army sandbags
Fragments
of bricks, engraved with cuneiform characters thousands of
years old, lie mixed with the rubble and sandbags left by the US
military on the ancient site of Babylon in Iraq. Archaeologists
say a year of terracing work and 18 months of military
presence, with tanks and helicopters, have caused irreparable damage.
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Marines
establish presence at CA DUI checkpoints
USMC will
be present on public roads in order to setup a military
presence during routine DUI check stops. “They will be working closely
over the month to cut down of traffic accidents. The
Military Police will observe DUI check points and watch for their own
guys. The intent is to have military presence out there.”
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Globalist
Constitutional Convention Dealt a Defeat in Ohio
Article
Five of the United States Constitution provides an option to
assemble a national Convention to propose amendments to the
Constitution as an alternative to the process of securing two-thirds
approval in both houses of Congress. Remarkably, thirty two states have
called for a Constitutional
Convention — allegedly to add a Balanced Budget Amendment to the
Constitution – and it takes thirty four to begin the process.
If
you have not heard about this, it is not a mistake — the corporate
media is not reporting on it. A Google News search produces no stories
on the subjected published by the mainstream media.
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Ahrudati Roy : The monster in the mirror
The
Mumbai attacks have been dubbed 'India's 9/11', and there are calls for
a 9/11-style response, including an attack on Pakistan. Instead, the
country must fight terrorism with justice, or face civil war
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A Japanese research team has revealed it had created a technology that
could eventually display on a computer screen what people have on their
minds, such as dreams.
Researchers
at the ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories succeeded in
processing and displaying images directly from the human brain, they
said in a study unveiled ahead of publication in the US magazine
Neuron. While the team for now has managed to reproduce only simple
images from the brain, they said the technology could eventually be
used to figure out dreams and other secrets inside people's minds.
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Pesticides damaging male sexuality in all species
The male
gender is in danger, with incalculable consequences for both
humans and wildlife, startling scientific research from around the
world reveals.
The
research – to be detailed tomorrow in the most comprehensive report
yet published – shows that a host of common chemicals is feminising
males of every class of vertebrate animals, from fish to mammals,
including people.
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Thirty-One
Predictions for 2009 - Health, Economy, Terrorism and More
NaturalNews:
Making public predictions
about the economy, terrorism, politics and health care is always risky
business. There are too many variables to track with much certainty,
and nobody has a crystal ball that really works. But by looking at the
big picture and monitoring trends, we can make some educated guesses
about what's likely to happen in 2009.
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The
Ten Biggest Energy Myths
There
has never been a more important time to invest in green technologies,
yet many of us believe these efforts are doomed to failure.
What nonsense, writes Chris Goodall of The
Guardian.
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Is
Jupitor in the Midst ofViolent Climate Change?
The
Hubble Space Telescope and Keck Observatory images may support the idea
that Jupiter is in the
midst of violent global climate change.
This theory was first proposed in 2004 by Phil
Marcus, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of
California, Berkeley. The planet's temperatures may be changing by 15
to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, with the giant planet getting warmer near the
equator and cooler near the South Pole. Marcus predicted that large
changes
would start in the southern hemisphere around 2006, causing the jet
streams to become unstable and spawn new vortices as has been proven
out by the emergence of new swirling red storms.
Mysterious
glowing aurora over Saturn
A
stunning light display over Saturn has stumped scientists who say
it behaves unlike any other planetary aurora known in our solar system.
The blueish-green glow was found over the ringed planet's north polar
region just like Earth's northern lights. It was discovered by the
infrared instruments on NASA's Cassini spacecraft
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Minority Report comes to Britain: CCTV that
spots crimes BEFORE they happen
CCTV
cameras which [supposedly] can 'predict' if a crime is about to take
place are being introduced on Britain's streets.
The
cameras can alert operators to suspicious behaviour, such as loitering
and unusually slow walking. Anyone spotted could then have to explain
their behaviour to a police officer.
The
move has been compared to the Tom Cruise science-fiction film Minority
Report, in which people are arrested before they commit planned
offences.
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