Coincidence and the Flipside, talking to John, Jesus and Harry Dean

Ever wonder why you know who’s on the phone when the phone rings?

Science will tell us that it’s “likely” that you now who that is because you’ve scanned all the possible names in one’s mind, and you answer the phone.

“I knew it was going to be you.”

But that doesn’t explain how it could be that you knew something would happen before it happened.

Some people claim it’s because “there is no time” or “time doesn’t exist on the flipside.” That’s not in the research either. There is time, it just works relatively different than what we know of it.

For example, I’ve heard consistently in the research that “lifetimes are lived in a linear fashion, otherwise we wouldn’t learn anything.” Just like going to college. You don’t enter college, get the degree and then start the freshman classes. No point in graduating if one hasn’t learned anything, or argues “It’s all happening at the same time, man. Just give me the frickin’ degree because I already know I get it, okay?”

Don’t work that way.

However, once we are out of school, off planet, out of the parking lot — looking back on it, it all blends together. Freshman, sophomore, senior year… wait a second, what happened to junior year? Was I…