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Thread: Local Sidereal Time
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11-12-2009 03:56 AM #1
Local Sidereal Time
David Wilcock mentions in an interview some researcher who wanted to find the common denominator that was different when psychics were right compared to when the were wrong.
Turns out (according to some guy) that when the position of the earth you are occupying faces the galactic center, it increases psychic accuracy by 400%.
Just enter your coordinates into this site and it will give you your LST, which is when the galactic center is directly overhead of you. This LST time changes each day compared to real time by 4 minutes a day.
http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/sidereal.html
Your peak period is supposed to be 15 minutes before and after your peak LST time, with a lesser peak 45 minutes beyond that on either side.
Supposed to be an ideal time for
Meditating
Remote Viewing
Planning a nap for lucid dreaming
Really anything that's crazy related.
I'm not sure what I should try during my next peak LST time.
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11-12-2009 11:54 AM #2fluffy
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11-12-2009 01:28 PM #3WILDer
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So it only works for Americans? That is a typical thought from that country..jk
Do not try and bend the dream. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realise the truth.
There is no dream.
Then you'll see, that it is not the dream that bends, it is only yourself.
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11-12-2009 02:18 PM #4depends where you are on the earth. The time that site gives you after inputting your longitude is your LST time.
Originally Posted by mentalenforcer
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11-12-2009 03:23 PM #5fluffy
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What I'm asking is, what LST time means the galactic center is overhead. Since the sidereal day could start at any time, this could be 08:37, 13:45, 16:24, etc. Just knowing the LST time doesn't tell me what time of the LST day this event is supposed to happen.
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11-12-2009 03:41 PM #6fluffy
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I looked up sidereal time and it mentioned the vernal equinox. So, my best guess at the moment is the galactic center is overhead at 05:59:01 LST.
Last edited by mentalenforcer; 11-12-2009 at 03:46 PM.
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11-12-2009 06:41 PM #7
Lol, you know what, I think that calculator is broken. It keeps giving me a wildly different time when from what I understand, it should only vary by 4 minutes a day. Lemme look into that...
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02-02-2011 07:09 PM #8Member Achievements:
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The cosmic event referred to occurs at 13.5 sidereal time. Google for " Apparent Association Between Effect Size In Free Response Anomalous
Cognition Experiments And Local Sidereal Time", and you will find an article by James P. Spottiswoode giving detailed info.
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02-03-2011 12:18 AM #9
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157 is a prime number. The next prime is 163 and the previous prime is 151, which with 157 form a sexy prime triplet. Taking the arithmetic mean of those primes yields 157, thus it is a balanced prime.
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02-03-2011 03:52 AM #10Member Achievements:
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LST is astronomical time. Try googling for desktop sidereal clocks. You need to figure at what local geographical time does 13.5 sidereal time occurs. Try doing some meditational or mystical work or psychic work during that time period and see what happens.
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