Time distortions

Our perception of time depends on how much attention we pay to it. The perception of time is created from our inner world.

Our memories determine the hours, days, years, and decades.

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Depending on clock out here

We depend in our outer world on clocks, the most accurate clock in the world is the atomic clock. It is off less than a billionth of a second each day.

A clock moving at the speed of light experiences no time.
Time depends on movement and light speed particles are timeless.

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Different ways of perceiving time

Did you know with NLP you can create time distortion

There are two types of time distortion

Type one: Time Flies

✪ Time flies while in the zone or flow of things.
✪ During creativity or fun, it really flies.

Type two: Time drags or goes into slow motion

✪ During an emergency
✪ Hypnosis can produce

Realize time perception has to do with your inner world.
So when you are bored it drags and during dreams your experience prolonged sequences, which in the world are not that long.

In the flow

Finding shows slow-time perception and action can be learned unconsciously, through experience and training.

”Skilled surfers can adjust their boards and bodies in freefall takeoff on large steep hollow waves at exactly the angle to ride the wave as the lip barrels over their head. Skilled kayakers can adjust boat, body, and paddle so as to take exactly the one survivable line through rapids and over waterfalls.”
”Thirdly, some extreme-sports practitioners report moments not of high-speed mental processing, but of complete calm and mental clarity at instants of highest danger. Such moments, once experienced, are effectively equivalent to self-perceived religious experiences, and highly sought after.”

Studies also show smaller animals perceive time as slower this is why they can be so agile and quick. Flies are smaller so that is why when we are quick as lighting with the newspaper they can avoid it. Dogs can see the flickering on the television that we don’t see since time is faster for them.
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Perceives time quickly to avoid death