“Dynamic Time Influence” —
A flow of time that is not fixed, linear, or unidirectional, but constantly changing — and affects different aspects of life in different ways.
Let’s understand this more deeply:
🔹 Static vs Dynamic Time Influence
| Static Time | Dynamic Time |
|---|---|
| Time flows in a straight line: past → present → future | Time can flow fast, slow, or even in reverse (e.g., memories, déjà vu, foresight) |
| Its influence is the same on everyone | Its influence varies depending on the person, situation, mental state, and location |
| Cause → Effect is fixed | Cause and Effect can sometimes interchange (e.g., imagining the future changes present behavior) |
🔷 Forms of Dynamic Time Influence:
1. Psychological Influence
When a person’s past influences their present decisions — but when and how this happens is unpredictable.
Example: A childhood trauma may cause trust issues in one person but may not affect another in the same way.
2. Situational Time Shift
Certain events alter the very experience of time.
In accidents, intense joy, or grief — time feels slow.
In a flow state — time feels fast.
Meaning: Time doesn’t flow the same for everyone.
3. Karmic Loop (Dynamic Karma Effect)
A single action might influence your future so profoundly that it seems to justify your past decisions.
That is, the future influences the present — similar to when people say:
“I felt like this was meant to happen.”
4. Cultural/Collective Time Influence
The dynamic nature of time also affects collective experiences.
Pandemics, wars, revolutions — they reshape the course of time for entire societies.
🔮 In Summary: The Core of Dynamic Time Influence
Time is neither a straight line, nor just a ticking clock.
It is a living, shifting canvas where:
Sometimes the colors are bold
Sometimes they fade
And sometimes they reverse entirely
