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Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 04:08:56 -0000

Hi Ron,

Thank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate the time you've
taken to visit my website, read my articles and comment.

I'm glad you enjoyed the articles, thank you again =)

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Ron Marriott — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:56:26 -0000

I love your work, you are in a great direction for creativity and success. These words are in line with the flow of life's upward and onward manifesting. The proxy.
Thanx, Ron Marriott

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 01:06:13 -0000

Thanks Stephen!

Regarding the 10 year reunion - surprisingly, even though physical
appearances change - they weren't as changed as I would have thought.
Nobody got super fat or super skinny, everyone was slightly different
- but I could have sworn they all looked just like they did 10 years
ago!

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Stephen Hopson — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:05:12 -0000

Wow! I loved the "Sid from the Future" visualization. That was powerful!

This article reminded me of some things I did on that list like the one time I was visiting my parents and one day I decided to take a drive through my old neighborhood where I grew up. Then I drove to all three schools I had attended (elementary, junior high and senior high). It brought back incredible memories. I felt nogstalic to the core.

Several months ago I was sitting on my couch staring at the bookcase when my eyes were drawn to a couple of green notebooks, the kind you buy in Hallmarks. I felt compelled to pull them out and read through two volumes in one night, shocked at some of the things I wrote about myself, about my fears, my worries, my gratitude list. It was a most amazing journey to the past.

I have never, believe it or not, attended any of my reunions but I totally agree with you that none of them will have changed much (except for their physical appearances) and neither have you when back in their company. For instance, there was this guy who used to tease me. I bet if I were to see him again at a reunion, those feelings I had back then will resurface. Isn't that something?

You rock my friend. You have a sense of inner wisdom that I appreciate greatly. I hope you are having a nice "end of the year" this month.

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:29:36 -0000

Don't need no credit card to ride this train!

Man that's one of my favorite songs - we almost always sing it at karaoke.
Everyone loves a good power ballad.

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:21:39 -0000

Hey Vincent,

Totally! Nothing quite like looking back on our old days and what we used
to look like.

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:19:45 -0000

Thanks for you comments Tom! I definitely agree - we can't go forward in
one direction today and believe we'll end up somewhere else tomorrow. Very
often, we end up exactly where we were headed.

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:15:40 -0000

Thanks!

I was just at my university recruiting last week (the day before I posted
this). I graduated from there about 5 years ago, and most of the professors
and everyone are still the same. Definitely took me straight back!
Grandparents are the best - mine always spoiled me ;)

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:13:35 -0000

Thanks for your comments Lance!

I still keep in touch with many of my close friends from college.
Birthdays, Christmas parties and New Year's parties are times we always
rehash old stories, as well as talk about our future and where we are. From
time to time, it's always fun to talk about our "glory days" ;)

I use visualization a lot, especially for short term goals. Weight training
is one area where visualization has helped me immensely, though long term I
believe if you won't know where you want to be, you'll never find a way
there!

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Vincent — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:06:05 -0000

Hey Sid,

Reviewing old photographs definitely help to invite some laughter. We can in the same time see how much progress we had made from the past till now.

Cheers
Vincent
Personal Development Blogger

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Taeran — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 06:23:53 -0000

"That's the power of love!" (Insert Huey Lewis & the News soundtrack)

Wow, interesting stuff... made me a little nostalgic reading through the "back in time" section. Some great tips, makes me think about what makes life interesting - remembering the past, looking forward to the future.

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Personal Development ,TRCoach — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:21:21 -0000

Great article! Our future person is depending on us. Who we are and what we do today, will determine who we are tommorrow.
Thanks, Tom (TRCoach)

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Nathalie Lussier — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:31:27 -0000

Aww, I really enjoyed this! I returned home after graduating from college this past summer. It was simply awesome to be in my childhood town, to spend time with my grandparents, sit in the sun, plant a garden, see my old high school. Yes, things are different looking back. ;)

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Lance — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:10:25 -0000

I love this too, Sid! Our past is part of who we are - and sometimes it's good to bring back what made us who we are today. Recently I spoke with a friend from college (it had been nearly ten years since we'd spoken). Instantly we were back to those days of college - like not a day had passed since we'd last spoken! It was awesome to reconnect - and relive moments from our past.

I also really like the idea of visioning for the future. I'm looking into doing something like that in the very near future. This is something new, and yet very exciting, to me. Thanks for sharing your journey here!

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Sid Savara — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:20:31 -0000

Thanks Eric! I am pretty sure if we all look at ourselves, deep down we
know some of the things our future selves would say to us =)

Re: Time Travel 101 - Techniques For Reliving The Past and Seeing The Future

Eric Hamm — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:00:12 -0000

Very unique post, Sid. I love the insight at the end that reminds us to make the most of our days by using our foresight to speak to us. Great stuff! Eric.