Time Anomalies in the Arctic North
"A mirror can be made that can bend absolutely anything, including time . . . Time travel is possible through a mirror."
During the early 1990’s, Dr. Alexander V. Trofimov and Dr. Vlail P. Kaznacheev constructed a device known as a “Kozyrev mirror” at the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. They were familiar with the Kozyrev mirror as the result of research conducted by Soviet astronomer Nikolai Kozyrev years earlier.
Kozyrev was known for his unique theory of time, in which the flow of time was associated with what he referred to as torsion energy. Depending on its direction of spin, Kozyrev claimed, torsion energy could either slow down the flow of time or speed it up.
In his papers, Kozyrev talked about a cylindrical metal chamber that he believed was capable of reflecting the biological torsion energy radiating outwardly from the subjects body, such that the torsion energy would then be concentrated and directed back into the subject’s body and psyche.
In this way, torsion energy would be concentrated and thereby result in various psychic and precognitive experiences in the subjects lying inside the chamber. The proposed chamber was later referred to as a Kozyrev mirror due to its ability to reflect torsion energy and thereby concentrate it inside the chamber.
Kozyrev theorized that time and light were similar; and just as light was a form of energy, so too was time an actual form of energy. He saw another similarity between light and time. In the same way that light is a spectrum that is not entirely visible to the naked eye, time also, according to Kozyrev, is a spectrum that is not entirely visible to human awareness.
In his view, the spectrum of time–past, present and future–exists simultaneously in the present moment. Yet, most of us are only aware of the present. We aren’t typically able to access the past or future directly.
As such, in the same way that a mirror can bend light, Kozyrev theorized that a mirror could also bend and redirect time. His theories were not accepted by the scientific community of his time, so he used his life savings to fund his own experiments.
The Kozyrev Mirror: Testing for Extrasensory Perception (ESP)
Trofimov and Kaznacheev constructed the Kozyrev device with the intention of testing to see whether subjects inside the chamber could receive nonlocal information not readily available to the five senses. However, due to unforeseen developments, they encountered what is now known as the most bizarre phenomena ever documented at the North Pole.
In order to build the Kozyrev mirror, they used a thin sheet of aluminum, which stood upright and spiraled inwardly, where a space was left for a human subject. Essentially, they had created a kind of concave mirror.
Aluminum was chosen specifically because it had been used in Kozyrev’s other experiments and was shown to be capable of reflecting torsion energy back in the direction from which it came. They then rotated the Kozyrev mirror one and a half turns clockwise so that the opening in the cylindrical spiral would capture more concentrated torsion energy and move it into the center of the spiral, where the subject would be seated.
The idea here was for the subject to gain access to the full spectrum of time–past, present and future.
The Dikson Village Experiments
After completion of the Kozyrev mirror device, Trofimov and Kaznacheev moved it to a small, isolated village called Dikson, which is the closest permanent settlement located near the North Pole. They chose this location purposefully, as they believed that concentrated time had been encapsulated within the centuries old permafrost.
Trofimov explains:
“The permafrost zone [surrounding Dikson] . . . stores information for many tens and hundreds of thousands of years. According to Kozyrev, any process such as the transformation of water into ice is accompanied by the absorption of time energy. And the ice . . . stores this energy of time. When the ice begins to melt, the reverse process of energy release of time begins.”
Trofimov and Kaznacheev were convinced that as this ice began to melt, ancient streams of information would spontaneously be released into the environment. They also believed that the Kozyrev mirror they had constructed would be capable of capturing this release of concentrated time energy. What they didn’t expect, however, was to be completely disrupted by the strange events that would unfold.
The first day of the experiments offered a big surprise: none of the subjects were willing to step inside the Kozyrev mirror. Everyone in the lab that day, including Trofimov and Kaznacheev, were overcome with an animalistic and primal fear.
This palpable dread, however, was not simply affecting the minds of the participants; it was producing physical anomalies in the lab.
One participant described the experience:
“Three of us came to the psychological distress room to work there. Having entered the room, we felt a kind of emotional pressure. We found a picture of three dots inside a circle. Somebody offered to put it inside the Kozyrev mirrors. Having done it we felt a kind of emotional shock. We just couldn’t keep standing around the mirrors . . . . The fear was so strong, it seemed like a real thing you could touch. None of us had ever had such a feeling before.”
The plan was to seat someone inside the Kozyrev mirror and rotate it one and a half times clockwise. Everyone who entered experienced the unexpected.
Trofimov explains:
“Everyone who entered the mirrors of Kozyrev saw a huge stream of symbols–signs glowing like neon signs. All of us saw it; admired them. These were real, visible signs.”
“This is not a subjective feeling of the people seeing these characters. One by one, research participants who had not talked amongst themselves entered the mirrors. Each of them drew the symbols, the same symbols.”
Sumerian Symbols
“At first, we thought that [the symbols were] some kind of message to us. There are always many temptations in interpretations. Then we realized that most of the symbols we saw correlated with the Sumerian culture . . . symbols that have come down to us on clay tablets in cuneiform writing. It was a moment of history that broke into our zone. That is, somehow we entered the horizon of the information storage, on that shelf, which refers to the Sumerian stage in the development of our civilization.”
Sumerian writing is the oldest known language, dating back to 3100 B.C.. And one of the distinguishing characteristics of Sumerian writing is the appearance of what looks like strange, heavenly beings conversing with human beings. More on that later.
The Presence of the Observers
“When a person, on his own initiative, was in the mirrors for several hours, he saw himself as a participant in the historic events that took place in the Roman Empire. He described the course of events in which he participated.”
UFO's and the Northern Lights
The first UFO sightings occurred from the very beginning of setting up the Kozyrev mirrors. Multiple reports were filed over the coming months.
Here are some of the reports:
“A UFO was seen above Dikson village . . . . The object looked like a car light with the beam directed opposite of the movement. It was going to the North-East high up at low speed. Then it changed to the East and was gone.”
“A UFO was seen going slowly North. It had four lights shining ahead the way it was going. Later, the UFO changed its course Westward and then Southward.”
“I saw a red glimmering circle above the building. It was there for a minute and then gone.”
“During the experiments in Kozyrev’s space, a few people could see a shining object flying slowly Northwards. Beams were going out of it, and its light was still seen for some time after the UFO had flown away. Later, the object had changed its course and ‘faded away’.”
Around the same time the UFO’s were being reported, villagers began reporting something else.
Dikson village is very close to the North Pole, so seeing the Northern Lights tends to be a common experience here. But what more than 100 villagers reported on one afternoon didn’t seem to be the famous Northern Lights.
They described what they saw as thousands of tiny, multi-colored areas falling from the sky. And they further reported that this cloud of multi-colored arrows was forming and gathering around the research facility being used for the experiments.
At this time, Trofimov and Kaznacheev were conducting an experiment with a local painter. They had asked him to paint the images and symbols he saw while inside the mirror device. While the painter was inside the mirror device, Trofimov and Kaznacheev discovered that the electronics in the lab were going haywire.
But they decided to keep this news to themselves rather than interrupting the painter. They were astonished to find that small objects in the room had become magnetized.
When they spoke with the monitoring station, they learned that the Earth’s magnetic had been recently disturbed. The increased geomagnetic activity had jumped significantly in the course of one day. This is important because the geomagnetic field is much stronger in the North Pole than it is near the Equator, and it is the geomagnetic field that is associated with the Northern Lights.
Some scientists theorized, therefore, that what the villagers saw was simply an extremely intense version of the Northern Lights.
As all of these events unfolded, the painter inside the mirror drew three pictures:
- Three black mountains–or pyramids–surrounded by light
- A black sphere falling to the Earth
- Two objects that look like space craft flying above the Earth.
Then, another sighting occurred.
Here are a couple of the reports:
“A bright-yellow triangular object was seen. It was changing its shape from to triangular to semi-oval. The quantity of radiated light was changing too.”
“I saw half of a bright-yellow ball, South-East in the sky. I noticed the ball changing its colour. It turned brighter from time to time. Sometimes half of the ball reduced to a quarter. At times, it got covered with smoke.”
Pandora's Box
All of these phenomena continued throughout the course of their experiments. And unfortunately, some of these phenomena continued for the participants even after they left Dikson village.
Trofimov and Kaznacheev theorized that after a subject was immersed in nonlocal time, their consciousness remained enhanced afterward.
One participant reported seeing auras around all living things. Others reported instances of precognition, telepathy and the sensation of being controlled.
One participant reported that:
“Outside of Kozyrev’s mirrors, I discovered I had unusual abilities. I could answer questions without thinking. I could tell a guy the number of his examination card or the date of departure long before it occurred. I ‘saw’ an accident the day before it occurred. Starting in late May I had problems. I was afraid to be in the balcony because of a strong urge to jump off. I often had frustrations that lasted until July.”
- It might be difficult or impossible for the body to process all of the information that was literally beamed into the subject’s bodies due to the concentrated time energy in which they were immersed.
- They may have inadvertently opened a portal, of sorts, to another world, one which is not as friendly as ours.
He wondered whether or not the appearance of the men shrouded in white and the UFO sightings were representative of contact with intelligent non-human beings.
“We have not yet discovered the mystery of these mirrors . . . . Working with [them] carries many threats. They are connected not only with immersion of the unknown. A huge danger lies in the remote influence on the minds of unsuspecting people.”
In this experiment, a tailor-made mirror reversed time by distorting the space around it.
Source
Kaznacheev, Vlail P.; Alexander V. Trofimov. (1992) Cosmic Consciousness of Humanity: Problems of New Cosmogeny.
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