Why Don't Things Happen When We Want?

Here is a question asked in the July 28, 2018 World Satsanga that adds to the previous post on the levels of event space described by Guy Needler. If everything exists simultaneously in so-called Nowness, why is there a time delay in when things manifest? Why don’t things happen when we want?

How do events link with each other?

Needler said sometimes we have to work with certain events that link together. Now this suggests that things are linear. Well, they sort of are and they aren’t. They exist within and without each other. He explained:

The start of one event may be the end of a different event (below, red circle). Or the end of one event may be the end of another event and the start of another event, and so on.
Sometimes these event streams can link together in a linear fashion (below). But sometimes they are fractals of each other that link back into each other.

One way to think about this is to look at a dandelion seed head, the little puffball of seeds that are linked together by little vanes of fluffiness that allow the seeds to travel (below, left).

If you think of the central point of the seeds as the start of one particular event space, then all the rest of those things that come off it are the fractalized versions of that event space (above, middle). They all link into the same event space, but they’re also individual-ized with their own smaller event bubbles and event streams (above, right).
This is how event streams can link in together. Sometimes they are linear, but other times they are fractals of each other that link back into each other.

We just can’t see any of it, because we are in a very low frequency environment. Things don’t happen in the way we know they should happen (at higher levels), but we have to work with this level anyway.

Why don’t things happen when we want?

If everything is happening in the now, why is there a time delay, why don’t things happen when we expect? Needler said when our guides and helpers are working with us, they are also working with the guides and helpers of many other people, who are within our event space.

Although everything is happening in the now, there are times where event spaces have to converge to make it work properly. That’s why we have to be patient for everything to be in the right event space. That’s what Divine Right Timing and Order are really about.
From the human perspective everything is happening in different nows or different times, but from an overall perspective, everything is happening in the now.

Everything happens instantaneously, so all different versions of things happen concurrently — and it can happen concurrently now, or concurrently in a month’s time now, or in three months’ time now, or two years’ or ten years’ time now, or two centuries’ now.

It’s all about logging into the different event spaces that’s giving you the version of now that is giving you what you’re expecting to be happening.
If something is happening now and you’re experiencing it now, it’s because you’re supposed to experience it now.

If you’re able to turn off this connectivity with this event space and move into a different event space, where the other version of now is happening (e.g. version of now in three months’ time), then you will bring that three months’ now into this now and experience it.

How do we bring it into this now?

He said we can do it, but that now is a function of the result of interactions with other entities and beings, including our guides and helpers and the environment we’re supposed to be in.

It’s about giving ourselves the expansivity to see beyond the “immediate now.” The “wider now” is what we can’t see, but the immediate now is what we can experience now — knowing that it incorporates everything that has happened, will happen, is going to happen (although that doesn’t really exist, because it’s all concurrently happening).
It’s all about working with the level of now, knowing it’s happening, but then being patient or being capable of linking in to that version of now that is the desired version of now.
Or being powerful enough in our conviction that we do swing ourselves into these other versions of now, or bring these other versions of now into this now, so we think it’s happening concurrently for us (see How Do We Jump Timelines? – Big Picture Questions.com).

As Nora Herold and Wendy Kennedy explained, we have to BE the frequency we wish to experience (e.g. joy, peace, grace, surrender, bliss, unconditional love) to align with that now moment, to jump to that bright spot in order to experience it.

Final Thoughts

It’s interesting to see how my understanding of “time” has evolved since starting this blog in 2013. One of my earliest posts was What Is Linear Time vs. Nonlinear Time? – Big Picture Questions.com and it’s still the most read post on this site every day.

Wendy Kennedy (“The Great Human Potential”) wrote that we needed the illusion of time in our 3D reality. Its purpose was to give us space or a buffer between what we were thinking and pulsing out and what was manifest or reflected back to us. Why?

Since we were NOT fully conscious creators (i.e. aware of all our thoughts, feelings and emotions), immediate manifestation was a problem. We would create death scenarios for ourselves, pop out and have to do it all over again! The time lag was set up, so we could make adjustments to our intentions (“I wish you were dead!”) and creations before they got projected into our reality (“Oops! I didn’t mean that!”).

She also said the higher we go in frequency, the more time appears to compress. The time lag will become shorter and our manifestation will be quicker. We can play out dramas faster, which is one reason why everything feels more intense these days.

“Each moment in life was co-created for us by the lot of us to allow all of us to express an aspect of Divinity. Life proceeds out of your intentions for it. When you are aware of this, you can live your life deliberately.” – Neale Donald Walsch