Timelines are created by expanding outward from a single point, like ripples. The timelines of worlds that existed before a new ripple emerges are partially overwritten by the new ripple, but their form remains, becoming like shadows superimposed on the new ripple.

I mentioned before that parallel world timelines are created in sequence, and that concept is fundamental here.

In science fiction, timelines are often considered the division of parallel worlds along a time axis. However, in reality, there is an order to timelines, and while multiple parallel worlds certainly exist, the timeline created later generally remains.

This is because it expands like ripples, so the larger the movement at the epicenter that creates the ripple, the larger the ripple will be, and vice versa.

Like ripples on water, the shape of the previous wave is retained to some extent. Sometimes, a new wave completely erases the previous one, while other times, the shape of the previous wave can still be seen on top of a smaller wave.

In this sense, this world is like a miniature garden in the palm of a god's hand, or perhaps like an aquarium. Timelines are continuously created, like ripples spreading across the water in an aquarium, and generally, the newly created timeline remains.

From a god's perspective, the past and future are the same. Therefore, humans can sometimes create new ripples, or timelines, starting from what they perceive as the past.

If you take the analogy literally, you might think that timelines can only be overwritten. However, this is just an analogy. In reality, it is possible to return to the state before the wave occurred. Since, from a god's perspective, the past and future are the same, it is simply a matter of branching out from that state. Therefore, it is possible not only to overwrite, but also to create new ripples from a state where no wave has occurred, thereby creating a new timeline.

As you become more proficient through meditation, you may be able to see the past timelines that exist as shadows on the ripples, allowing you to glimpse the history that once existed. This refers to the wave patterns that already exist on the timeline but have been affected by other ripples. From the perspective of the timeline's order, you can see events that occurred in the past.

In addition to the past, you can also glimpse the future by observing the moment a wave occurs. There are other ways to see the future, such as having a conscious entity (e.g., your future self) from the future timeline send its consciousness back to the past. However, in this case, you are not actually seeing the future, but rather glimpsing a timeline that already exists (a timeline that has already occurred, and is chronologically earlier). These two methods of seeing the future are fundamentally different. Seeing the future by observing the wave allows you to see the astral thoughts and images, or the blueprint, of a future that has not yet manifested in the current timeline. On the other hand, sending consciousness from an existing timeline to a point in the past is like looking at an existing timeline or receiving information from the other side. I feel that explaining this in more detail would be difficult to understand, so I will leave it at that for now. There are two ways to see the future: one is to see the astral thoughts or blueprints that have not yet manifested in the timeline, and the other is to glimpse a reality that has already been realized in a previous timeline. The latter is not actually seeing the future, but rather is similar to looking at the past. In the case of looking at the past, there is not much difference between looking at the past and looking at the future.

When creating a timeline, consciousness is crucial. The future you create will determine the new timeline that is formed. It's a simple concept, but there are no inherent good or bad aspects to it, so you can create the world you desire. However, others (although they are essentially like yourself) are also creating the future, so you cannot simply create the world you want. Even if you try to change things, your intentions may be overwritten (the timeline may be switched) by the thoughts of others.

Therefore, while it is said that you can create timelines, in reality, it is not much different from living a normal life in a regular society. You can do what you can do, and things that are too difficult will not materialize, or even if you try to make them materialize, they may be thwarted by a larger force.

Only those who have obtained the power of God can significantly change the timeline. In such cases, it becomes more like a collective consciousness rather than the power of an individual. Therefore, it is much more common for the future to be created at the level of a region or a country, rather than by individuals.