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There is time everywhere in rocks and plants, in the movements and timbre of our voice, in food and nature, in the family, and in the way we interact with each other. The question is how to get time out of all this and, most importantly, how to preserve it.
What is time and how it is released, where does it go, and what happens when we get or lose time? Yevdokiya Dmitrievna Luchezarnova, the author of Rhythmomethod 7R0 and the founder of knowledge about time and rhythmotime, answer these and many other questions.
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It is at the very moment when the snow starts melting inside the human body, when time is released. Then, when the snow melted, there’s no more time, it’ll go down your body as a liquid. You have to melt the snow only in your mouth. There are no other techniques to get time inside the human body. It’s the only way.
And, of course, if I put some snow on my face, time will get inside my body too because I use my head, or rather my brain again, and all my spacesuit openings. If I melt some snow first in my palms and only then get it inside my body, nothing will happen because there is no time in it anymore.
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