‘Yes, modern physics and philosophy suggest that the everyday flow of time is an illusion, even though our daily lives depend on it.’ ‘Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity shows that space and time link together into a four-dimensional fabric called spacetime. In this view, the universe is a static ‘block’ where the past, present, and future all exist at the same time. Your birth, right now, and your future all exist at the same time. Your birth, right now, and your future exist simultaneously, much like all the pages in a bound book exist at once.’

‘Time is a bit of a mind expander,’ Chet observed. ‘Folks have premonitions, dreams, visions of the future,’ Chet continued. ‘A classmate told me once that she believed that I would be a manager of many people… indeed, that happened,’ Chet winked. ‘At the time her words seemed so far from my expectations as a youngster,’ Chet mused. ‘Are we closer to our past and future than we imagined?’ Chet asked. ‘We hang in space among countless stars and planets…some of us have never left the state we were born in,’ Chet laughed. ‘We look through a narrow window of our current reality,’ Chet said.

‘How did the Biblical prophets write of the end of days from the dusty paths of the Middle East?’ Neva J said. ‘Edgar Cayce spoke of the past and future as if they were the present,’ Neva J continued. ‘Déjà vu is a real occurrence…memories from former times and a sense of being in a place before when you have no knowledge of being there supports the mystery of time,’ Neva J noted.

‘When I visited Oxford, England, I had the distinct impression I had been there before,’ Billy B said. ‘In fact, the town and University felt like home,’ Billy B laughed. ‘Are we on a long-playing vinyl record that a time we recall, or have we not lived? Is it accessible by the needle of God?’ Billy B asked.

‘The play is in your hands…the stage is set, your costumes are ready; play your parts well,’ the Playwright said.