How does Adam Ringham’s approach to time travel and parallel lives challenge conventional theories?

Adam’s work flips the usual “time is a straight line” idea on its head. Instead of past → present → future as fixed, time is treated as a holographic field where all timelines exist simultaneously, and your state of consciousness is what “tunes” which one you experience.

Conventional theories focus on external mechanics (machines, physics equations). Adam focuses on inner mechanics: subconscious programs, trauma, doubt, and decision as the levers that shift timelines. Parallel lives are not distant sci‑fi branches, but the unrealized versions of you that already exist in your subconscious.

He also links planetary archetypes (like Saturn/Chronos) and spagyric formulas (Chronos, ComaToes) to training wheels for learning to navigate time, boundaries, and reality states from the inside out, rather than trying to brute‑force time from the outside.

Which part interests you more: the subconscious/parallel timelines piece, or the Saturn/spagyric side?