Stop Time Stealers [DM + Audio]

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Stop Time Stealers

Do you remember when you used to have enough time for everything? When afternoons and evenings sometimes felt so long that you actually wondered when the day would end? You probably haven’t felt that way in a long time.

Now it can feel as though you woke up two hours ago, only to realize that six hours have already passed — and somehow, almost nothing has been done. The day disappears before you can properly enter it. Tasks that should take twenty minutes consume an hour. You constantly feel behind, rushed, or as though life itself is moving faster than you can keep up with it.

If time seems to constantly disappear from your life, or if it feels unnaturally accelerated, you may be dealing with what we call Time Stealers.

Time Stealers are people or energetic connections through which your personal experience of time becomes distorted or depleted. It can feel as though your time is being pulled away from you while someone else gains more space, momentum, attention, or life force from the connection. We tend to assume that twenty-four hours are experienced equally by everyone, but subjectively, this is far from true. For one person, a day can feel like eight hours. For another, it can feel like fifty.

The consequences go beyond simply “not having enough time.” When this continues for long enough, you may become chronically behind, lose focus, postpone important plans, abandon things you genuinely want to create, and feel as though entire weeks or months are disappearing without anything meaningful happening. Your nervous system may remain in a constant state of catching up. Even rest stops feeling like rest because part of you is always aware that time is running away.

Stop Time Stealers is designed to help interrupt these patterns and restore your natural relationship with time. The field works to disconnect and close the energetic links through which Time Stealers may be accessing or interfering with your personal time, so that the same pattern cannot simply continue repeating.

As these connections are cleared, you may begin to feel that your day belongs to you again. Time can feel slower, fuller and more spacious. Your attention becomes easier to hold, ordinary tasks stop consuming disproportionate amounts of your day, and you may notice that you are able to accomplish considerably more without constantly rushing.

The purpose is not to make you obsessively productive or fill every available hour with work. It is to return ownership of your time — so that you have enough of it for work, relationships, rest, creativity, pleasure, silence and simply being alive.

Instead of reaching the end of another day wondering where it went, you begin to feel present inside your own life again.

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Who are the Thieves though?

Is it more like personal enemies or rather Time being stolen on a global scale?

Because many People are saying that time is flying by

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Both

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All the fields related to time, focus, and discipline trigger me heavily, and I need them all. I understand that I need this field too.

The thing I am working on within myself right now is choosing a single direction and relentlessly pounding away while maintaining focus and direction, ignoring uncertainties. All mandalas yield results, but I just don’t have that experience of going to sleep with one focus and waking up with the exact same intention and drive, even though the topic was new to me.

I remember that state, I want to return to it, but I just can’t seem to catch the wave. There are constant distractions… Much fewer now… I hope this field will be another contribution to my life. It resonates deeply with me. Thank you.

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I remember when there were strict boundaries at work while working for someone else, or when I deliberately pushed myself into rigid limits by artificially creating a challenge for myself - bordering on the word “must,” which I lived with my whole life… And then, when that state of obligation was gone, organizing myself became difficult…

I tell many people: think whether you want to heal the traumas that drive you to create things and fuel your motivation, because afterwards comes frustration, and you have to rebuild yourself. So here I am, rebuilding, trying to weave together mission, motivation, calm productivity, and everything else… but the habit of acting under pressure remains, and I haven’t managed to do it any other way yet…

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I can relate to your problems!

I also miss those times, where I had a project and my Sole Focus was on it. Pure obsession and drive.

Haven‘t been this way in a long time.

Maybe because there is no challenge anymore​:man_shrugging:t5: AI doing pretty much everything by now

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Perhaps this is exactly how the effect of the Timing Mastery field works-developing a finer internal sense of when to act, when to wait, when to accelerate, when to pause, when to communicate, when to remain reserved, and when to redirect energy toward a more productive path.

I can really feel that a slowdown, a pause, a reframing has happened… and learning to act differently. Like uploading new settings… against my own nature?
So can one really go against their own nature?
If that is even nature at all.

Even now, I’m reading a book by an experienced astrologer, and he writes:
associated with sales, consulting, and organizing people;

Mars in Scorpio - pushing yourself into “if I don’t do it, tomorrow is the deluge” conditions (if you’ve set a goal to increase your income, you could put down a non-refundable deposit on an expensive car that won’t be returned if you don’t get the money in time); working on projects in a mode where half the week you rest to the fullest, and the other half you work super-intensively for 15 hours with total immersion in the task.

This is mine. I am used to living in such a regime all my life…
And now everything’s turned upside down…
especially after using the fields associated with cleansing and liberating the soul.
Even now, as I’m writing this, I’ve activated the Freedom of the Soul field.

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I experience some kind of ‘mind swiping’ program. Where time, timeline, motivation and competency or ability to do a particular thing or achieve a particular result all dissipate around the same time. Someone told me this could be some kind of siphoning program. Thank you for this new field @Maitreya

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@Maitreya Does field also deal with/have anything to do with CERN and Chronos/Khronos?

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By the way, everything I wrote yesterday (above in the thread) triggered very strong emotions and a deep resonance in my soul and body. Right to the point where I almost felt like screaming. I intuitively used the Freedom of the Soul field. Today, everything is perceived completely differently, and I love how drastically my state has shifted. It’s my new favorite go-to tool. Not the first time it has shown such a cool effect.
It’s one of my favorite fields right now, along with the Taras ))

I also went back to the Saturn Archetypes field.
It’s awesome.How could I have forgotten about it

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Extremely interesting field. I feel cooling on top of my head on the right with this field. I have a feeling this started during pandemic times, at least it did for me. I don’t know how but it’s also reducing my feelings of tiredness.
Thank you Maitreya for coming up with this.

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Hi. Very interesting subject matter.

  1. How can people steal time from us and/or change our perception of it and/or interfer with our time? By what means? Do they use rituals? Spiritual technologies? Energetic practices?
  2. How do those individuals benefit from this?
  3. If a person’s perception of time is being tampered with, does that mean that that person had a preexisting condition that made that possible in the first place? By “condition,” I mean a particular frame of mind, trauma, soul fragmentation. Perhaps others? I don’t know.
  4. Apart from people, can nonhuman beings/intelligences do the same to us?

Thank you @Maitreya Blessings!

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I’m not going to answer that question, because once someone knows the technology behind it, it becomes much easier for them to do it themselves. So, for people’s safety, I’m not going to teach evil. :slight_smile:

Their energy literally increases, and so does the amount of time available to them, almost as if time becomes compressed. For example, instead of needing 8 hours of sleep to feel fully rested, someone like this may be able to get the same amount of rest in just 2 hours.

Sometimes, yes, but quite often, no. If someone naturally has a more agreeable personality, they may be more susceptible to things like this, especially if they find themselves in a negative environment surrounded by people like that. This can also apply to people who find it difficult to deal with conflict or say no to others, as well as those who do things for other people “of their own free will” mainly because they want to be liked and approved of.

People with a more attachable personality can also be more susceptible, especially when that tendency is connected to unhealthy beliefs that make them accepting of abusive behavior — for example, women who are attracted to “bad men” and then end up having problems with those same men, and so on.

The more dangerous a person is to mess with — meaning they push back and make sure there are consequences when someone tries to use or hurt them — the harder it is for things like this to affect them.

Fear as an emotion can also act as a gateway for these things to enter a person. For example, practitioners of magic may use what is sometimes called “activation,” which means telling the person what they intend to do to them. If the person becomes frightened by it, that energy can enter much more easily. If they react by laughing at it or simply don’t believe it, the chances are lower.

At that point, though, it also depends on who you are dealing with, because sometimes things may enter through other openings if the person doing it is more advanced. But to a large extent, it depends on how receptive a person’s subconscious mind is. Unfortunately, many people believe they are not susceptible to these kinds of influences, but experiments have shown that this is not necessarily the case.

Watch this video and you’ll understand what I mean:

Yes. :slight_smile:

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Dear Mai, Do I need to set intention to this field?

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No, it works automatically

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Excellent.

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Hi, @Maitreya Thank you for taking the time to field my questions. Much appreciated! I have a few more questions. Hope you’ll see my message.

I’m not going to answer that question, because once someone knows the technology behind it, it becomes much easier for them to do it themselves. So, for people’s safety, I’m not going to teach evil << I was just trying to understand. I was not looking for you to teach others how to do such things. I get what you’re saying.

  1. Things such as trauma, hardship, soul fragments, can those negatively affect one’s relationship to time? I’m asking because these past few years have been marked by lots of unpleasantess of all kinds and trauma and things of that nature. And how I relate to time and life itself … that has changed for the worse. I’m trying to understand.

  2. Let’s say that I am sitting on a park bench, and I’m talking to a lovely lady. How can tell if this lady I’m interacting with is messing with my time/perception of it?
    What are the signs? What do I need to look for? Do I look at how I feel when I’m around her? If so, what feeling(s) am I looking for? Do I look at how I feel when she leaves?
    Generally speaking, when we are interacting with someone, what do we need to observe/pay attention to in order to see if your relationship to time is negatively impacted?

  3. If a person falls ill and that condition is quite extensive and causes pain and suffering, can that change that person’s relationship with time?

  4. If someone interferes with a person’s relationship with time, can that person experience hardships, “bad luck,” lost opportunities, ill health? If so, why would that be?

  5. The media (news, videos, social media, movies, music, tv shows), can that change in a negative way a person’s relationship to time? If so, how would that be changed? How can we tell if a piece of media that we are consuming (a movie for instance) is changing negatively our relationship to time and how we relate to it?

  6. If someone’s relationship to time has been negatively altered, can that person experience difficulty accesing memories/remembering things?

  7. If someone’s relationship to time has been negatively altered, could that potentially lead to accelerated aging/degradation?

  8. If someone’s relationship to time has been negatively altered, can that be helped by things such as deep meditation? In general, apart from your product, what can a person do on a day-to-day basis to restore their connection to time? Spend time in nature? Commune with animals? Laugh and smile? Touching grass/hugging tress? Color therapy? Any tips, please?

  9. If my relationship to time has been negatively altered, can that make it difficult for me to concentrate and be in the moment? In other words, can it make my mind go back and forth between the past and the (projected) future so often and so strongly that I may “miss” the present moment?

Gratitude for your time and attention. Much appreciated.

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Yes, I know. There’s no problem at all. I just wanted to explain why I don’t want to say things like that publicly.

It’s usually easier to tell after the interaction with that person. It’s very difficult to notice it while the interaction is actually happening, unless someone is highly sensitive and able to pick up on the other person’s intention.

Afterward, though, you may start feeling as if you suddenly don’t have enough time, almost as if time itself is disappearing or has somehow been reduced. You have the same responsibilities as always, but now you can’t seem to get them done. You may sleep for 10 hours and still wake up feeling as if you haven’t rested at all, and so on.

Yes, it can. Our perception of time is also regulated by the brain. For example, when we are in love and happy, time seems to pass very quickly. When we are sick or suffering, time can feel stretched out, as if one difficult day lasts as long as three normal ones.

When we are calm, time also feels calmer. When we go through intense experiences or emotions, our sense of time can change dramatically. And during meditation, I may have been meditating here for only 20 minutes, while subjectively it can feel as though I have spent several days inside the meditation.

Do you mean the person who steals time? There can probably be consequences like that if you have protections in place yourself. Otherwise, in most cases, they don’t seem to face any major consequences apart from their karma, and there’s no way to know when that will catch up with them.

I’m not sure whether movies do that, but I think phones make time feel accelerated. When I use my phone a lot, it feels like half the day has simply disappeared. When I don’t use it, my sense of time feels much more complete. I think there may be some intentional acceleration involved.

No, they are not related. There is something else.

Yes.

It depends on how it is being affected. If the loss of time is coming from the person themselves, things like that may help. But if there is some kind of external influence, then that influence needs to be cleared and the connections through which it is happening need to be cut.

I am not sure about that.

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Hi again @Maitreya Gratitude for your quick and thorough replies! You are very kind and very gracious. I have some more questions. I hope you don’t mind.

  1. Regarding our interactions with other people, if a person is negatively affecting our relationship to time when we are interacting with them, what is it about that person that can affect us in that manner? I am talking about “regular” people that live regular lives, not people who might purposefuly do this in way you cannot disclose. Is it that person’s mood/state of being? Is it the person’s literal aura? Both? Something else?

  2. If Person A interferes with Person B’s relationship with time, could Person B experience hardship, “bad luck,” lost opportunities, ill health?
    For instance, if a person is messing up my relationship with time, can I experience delays? Can I experience things such as missing a taxi or a bus or arrive too late at a meeting?
    I’ve rephrased the question slightly so it can better reflect my intent. The previous one was poorly worded.

  3. If, for whatever reason, my relationship with time is altered in a negative way, could that delay make recovering from an illness, from physical effort, from intellectual effort, and other types of effort more challenging? It would make sense.

  4. Regarding our ancestors, is it possible that they may have passed on to to us all sorts of things – beliefs, ideas, “programming” etc – that might negatively affect our relationship to time?

  5. Do you think that the celestial bodies and their activities might influence our perception of time as well? That would make sense.

Blessings!

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  1. With regular people, I don’t think it necessarily has to be something they are consciously doing. It can be connected to the energetic interaction between the two people, their state, their patterns, the way your systems react to each other, and the connections that form between you.

Sometimes you may notice it more clearly after interacting with the person rather than during the interaction itself. Unless someone is very sensitive and can immediately perceive another person’s intention or energy, it can be difficult to recognize while it is happening.

Afterward, however, you may notice that suddenly there is not enough time. You have exactly the same responsibilities you normally have, but somehow you cannot complete them. Half the day seems to disappear. You may sleep much longer and still feel that you have not recovered properly.

So I wouldn’t reduce it only to someone’s mood or only to their aura. It can be the whole interaction and the energetic connection that is created between the two people.

  1. Yes, it could create practical consequences, especially indirectly.

If your relationship with time becomes sufficiently distorted, naturally you can start being late, missing things, postponing important actions or failing to complete something within the necessary window. So missing a taxi, arriving late for a meeting or losing an opportunity because you did not act in time would make sense as possible consequences.

I would not automatically interpret every unfortunate event or health problem as being caused by this, though. There can obviously be many different reasons for those things.

  1. Yes, I think it can also affect recovery in that sense.

Time and recovery are closely connected. Your body and mind need periods of rest in order to integrate physical, emotional and intellectual effort. If your personal experience of time is disturbed and you constantly feel rushed, depleted or as though rest is not giving you the amount of recovery it normally would, then naturally everything can become more difficult.

For example, you may sleep for ten hours but feel as though you received much less rest from those ten hours.

That does not mean that an illness itself should automatically be attributed to Time Stealers, of course. Physical illness should still be treated as a physical issue when necessary.

  1. Yes. I think ancestral patterns can absolutely influence this.

Families pass down much more than physical characteristics. They also pass down beliefs, habits and ways of relating to life: “there is never enough time,” “you must always work,” “rest is laziness,” “everyone else must come before you,” constant urgency, chronic lateness, sacrificing your own life for other people, and so on.

Within the energetic framework we use, ancestral information and patterns can also be carried through the family system. So I see no reason why the relationship with time would be completely separate from that.

  1. Yes, I think celestial cycles can influence our perception and experience of time as well, although I would distinguish this from saying that the clock itself is literally changing.

Our experience of time is already extremely flexible. When we are happy or in love, several hours can feel like minutes. When we are suffering, one day can feel like three. During deep meditation, twenty minutes here can subjectively feel like a much longer experience.

So our consciousness clearly does not experience time in one fixed way.

I think larger natural and celestial cycles can be another factor influencing that experience, just as light, day and night, seasons and other natural rhythms already affect us.