Saturday March 22, Lecture

Saturday, March 22: Lecture

Greek = The language of scientific knowledge on the duality of time (Alpha and Omega)

Jan Pierre Garnier Malet will explain why the Greek language is so important and how it relates to the perception of time. This lecture will be delivered separately from the rest of the training, and participants can attend it independently.

Sunday March 23: Delving into the Duality of Time Theory

• Analysis of Experiences:
  • Discussion and exchange of experiences from the application of the principles of the duality of time presented on the first day.
  • Answers to questions and clarifications by Jean-Pierre Garnier Malet.
• Advanced Techniques:
  • Presenting advanced applications of the theory in our lives, such as improving intuition and predicting future situations.
  • Discussion of how understanding duality can positively impact our daily lives.
• Practical Exercises:
  • Guided meditations and exercises to strengthen the connection with the "double self".
  • Application of techniques to take advantage of "time slots" in personal and professional life.
• Conclusions and Closing:
  • Summary of the main points of the seminar.
  • Instructions for continuing practice and study after the seminar.
  • Awarding certificates of participation.

Saturday March 22: Introduction to the Duality of Time

1. Welcome and Meet the Speaker:
   • Presentation of Jean-Pierre Garnier Malet and the theory of the duality of time.
   • Introduction to the seminar context and what participants can expect.
2. Introductory Concepts:
   • Analysis of the basic theory: What is the duality of time?
   • Presentation of examples from everyday life that are connected to the theory.
   • Scientific foundations and connection with quantum physics.
3. Openings of Time:
   • Explanation of the concept of "time slots".
   • How can we perceive them and use them in our lives?
   • Discussion on the role of the unconscious.
4. Practical Application:
   • Simple exercises for participants to learn to recognize and "work" with time gaps.
   • Techniques to prepare for sleep at night with the aim of strengthening intuition and connection with the unconscious.
5. Conclusions of the Day:
   • Questions and answers for clarification.
   • Providing instructions for applying the techniques during the night.
   • Preparation for the second day.

First Day Objective:

• To introduce the participants to the basic principles of the duality of time.
• To learn how to integrate this knowledge in their daily life.
• To prepare for more in-depth exercises and techniques on the second day.