Author: J. Sands Loch

I didn’t realize it at the time, but it is obvious to me now that yesterday I quantum sensed eight hours into the future. When I wrote yesterday about “thinking of one more drink”, I wasn’t sure why that example popped into my head. Had I written it with a pencil, I would have erased it. It didn’t seem to fit and I didn’t have an appreciation for how “one more drink” could affect the future on the same level as starting or ending a relationship. I now see how it did fit. I also see that had I realized it fit yesterday, or even had I paid attention to my “should I write it or should I not” thoughts, last night would have played out much differently. Three times last night I was faced with the question “Should I have one more drink?” and each time I answered …

2015-0830Su afternoon @ Brenda’s French Soul Food, SF

Should I Stay or Should I Go Now?

This is a question that can affect your futures. Whether you are on a first date, a last date, or thinking of one more drink, how you answer, and more importantly how you actually act, has universe opening possibilities – and universe closing possibilities.

With your “I do” and “I don’t” lists, write down characteristics of the two sets of universes. This is not to be a pro/con list. Just write whatever is true and consistent with each set of universes, focusing on those things that are important to you and different between the two sets of universes.

Wow! I just had this question right now in more than one way! I’m at top of Coit tower sitting on the wall and it is starting to get chilly. As much as I enjoy the view, it’s time to walk down …

2015-0828F 2100 @ SF, 0829S 1400 @ Coit Tower, SF

The type of question I can help you with is of the form “Should I …?”. Questions such as “Will I …?” or “How do I …?” can be generally answered by “Yes you will in some universes and no you won’t in others” and by “You need to use your free will and understanding of parallel universe to surf to a universe where you know how.”

So, if you don’t have one already, think of a “Should I …” question. Find a blank page in your journal and write down this question. I’m realizing now that you are going to need a journal. A blank sheet of paper will do for now.

                              I DO                     |                     I DON’T                         

2015-0828 1700 @ SanFran

If you notice the dates, five days have passed here while I have been attempting to quantum sense your thoughts. I’m not sure why I’m having trouble, other than it’s easier said than done. I think I know what I need to do different. One thing I realize is this will take a while – perhaps as long as it takes me to write this book. Another thing I realize is I tried to bite off more than I can chew for my first attempt at quantum sensing the future. I hope you will forgive me … I am going to focus on sensing your answer to number 3 – what question do you hope I can answer for you. The other two questions about how to change this book I’m not going to worry about – you will just have to trust me that I can hold your attention until I can assist you with the question you have.

Ha! In some universes I do and in some I don’t worry about first two questions – 2015-0922

2015-0823Su 1500 @ Austin

I asked my uncle Kirk to read the prior 33 pages, which you have now read if you’re reading in order. I’m wondering now about you … who are you? Can I, in the present moment of writing this page, sense your thoughts in your present moment of reading this page? Let’s try it! Will you?

For this experiment we won’t use anything but your thoughts –  you don’t need to write anything down. I am going to attempt to quantum sense your thoughts about what you have read. Take your time and fully ponder each of these questions:

1. What are some things you like about this book? What would you like to hear more about?
2. Which parts of the book are distracting? or confusing? And how can I clarify this for you?
3. What questions about something personal in your life do you hope I can hope you answer?

2015-0823Su 1400 Austin