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**dexterljohnthefinanceguy** · 04-19-2006, 12:43 AM

RTZ is short for "Real Time Zone" which is what Robert Bruce calls the nonphysical areas that are very similar to the physical plane. For instance, when you first separate from your body in an OBE you usually end up tuned to an area that looks like the physical spot your body is in.

This page has information on how Robert Bruce describes it:

http://www.astraldynamics.com/library/? ... etinID=153

I think that "Real Time Zone" is an inaccurate way to describe it because it's not real time. It has energy imprints from both the past and future. There is also not a single zone that is similar to the physical plane, there are many areas that are very much like the physical plane and it depends on things like your mood which one you end up focusing into.

I think "Near Physical Planes" is a more accurate term, but on this site everyone uses RTZ since that's Robert Bruce's terminology.

The RTZ seems to work like this with respect to time: Going forward in time, if a person has been planning to re-arrange their living room and add a red chair in a corner, then when you project to a nonphysical version of the living room you may see a red chair there because there is a strong potential that a red chair will soon appear there in the physical.

Going backward in time, if there used to be a blue chair in the corner for many years and many people observed the chair there, if the chair is removed physically the imprint of the idea of the chair still exists in the RTZ and you may see it there in a projection.

Everyone views things from a slightly different view point and has their own unique perceptual filters. If someone is in a very dark mood, when they project they will probably see a dark version of the RTZ. They might see all the nasty emotions that have been released in that room in some way such as in the form of shadows or noise. Basically they've selected a certain plane that matches their perceptions.

If someone is in a good mood they'll probably view a plane that's brighter and more ordered when they project to the same area.

So, there are many nearly physical planes right next to each other and they all have information going both forward and backward in time. RTZ is an ok way to name those planes but it's a little misleading.

04-19-2006, 12:43 AM	#14
dexterljohnthefinanceguy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 626 Senior Member	RTZ is short for "Real Time Zone" which is what Robert Bruce calls the nonphysical areas that are very similar to the physical plane. For instance, when you first separate from your body in an OBE you usually end up tuned to an area that looks like the physical spot your body is in. This page has information on how Robert Bruce describes it: http://www.astraldynamics.com/library/? ... etinID=153 I think that "Real Time Zone" is an inaccurate way to describe it because it's not real time. It has energy imprints from both the past and future. There is also not a single zone that is similar to the physical plane, there are many areas that are very much like the physical plane and it depends on things like your mood which one you end up focusing into. I think "Near Physical Planes" is a more accurate term, but on this site everyone uses RTZ since that's Robert Bruce's terminology. The RTZ seems to work like this with respect to time: Going forward in time, if a person has been planning to re-arrange their living room and add a red chair in a corner, then when you project to a nonphysical version of the living room you may see a red chair there because there is a strong potential that a red chair will soon appear there in the physical. Going backward in time, if there used to be a blue chair in the corner for many years and many people observed the chair there, if the chair is removed physically the imprint of the idea of the chair still exists in the RTZ and you may see it there in a projection. Everyone views things from a slightly different view point and has their own unique perceptual filters. If someone is in a very dark mood, when they project they will probably see a dark version of the RTZ. They might see all the nasty emotions that have been released in that room in some way such as in the form of shadows or noise. Basically they've selected a certain plane that matches their perceptions. If someone is in a good mood they'll probably view a plane that's brighter and more ordered when they project to the same area. So, there are many nearly physical planes right next to each other and they all have information going both forward and backward in time. RTZ is an ok way to name those planes but it's a little misleading.
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