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With regard to simplification itself I feel that the answers we seek are simple, the means to finding them is what we complicate for ourselves. We tend to want validating proof that things are as they seem...or not as the case may be. But when clarity strikes us it tends to come in very simple, uncomplicated ways. As you exemplified with the tube-time symbology, it allowed you to see beyond that to more understanding. I feel it happens that way for all of us in whatever terms we can relate to when such experiences take place.

I learned about the premise of time folding in on itself many years ago. Not from a scientific perspective but from a spiritual one...something I was more capable of understanding (you know me and science LOL). In that time was explained to me as not being linear other than in the minds of humanity. On spiritual levels it's not linear at all it is expansive within the Oneness like breathing, we inhale and exhale it ... the pulse, the heartbeat...whatever relationship we can equate to works. Past, present, and the future are all in the same continuum or space as it were.

Within the Wheel/Sacred Circle, we stand in a place that is not a place, in a time that is not a time, where it all comes together in the Oneness. We have to step into that (as humans) to shift our awareness and perspective to see this. But in reality we are there always, we just don't recognize life as being that way. We operate our lives from clocks, calendars, periods etc. so that we can feel organized and synchronized with others. So many realities needing to coexist with each other. But on spiritual levels when we are shown the Oneness, learning to enter into it, we can be within it anytime we want to. Time in that sense is something we step into to exist along physical lines. Energetically it's all happening at once through multiple dimensions. Our spirits are multi-dimensional beings and can function on multi-dimensional levels simultaneously with or without our conscious awareness of that taking place. It's the physical condition that veils this from us until we're taught to find and experience it for ourselves.

The technique that worked best for me was very simple: shift one's perspective from being human with a spirit inside to that of being a spirit within the human vessel. In that shift it becomes very clear because we can move back and forth in 'time' then. We're in the Oneness. It's one of the things I love so much about the indigenous ways, there is no 'time' no 'separation' they live and focus in the moment. Hence it is said they operate on "Indian Time"...taking things as they come and an appointment somewhere else coming secondary to what is taking place in the immediate moment. This is understood culturally so if you're late to something it's not frowned upon, it's merely understood as a way of life. That's within the culture. Outside the culture they have to function according to social standards so it does call for a shift back to the Western mindset.