Mandela Effect

Have you felt about an event happening strongly and yet it didn't?

When I was young, I remember my father discussing about a famous Bollywood supporting actress's death (Helen). About two decades later, we saw her starring in a movie. I teased my father about spreading rumors. Although he smiled, he couldn't believe it.

Recently, I noticed the sign of Target store (in US) is different. I was unsure if their logo has changed, or I don't remember it correctly. So, I showed it to my husband, and he too can see a difference. Now I am not alone. There are many who see a slight shift in reality every day and dismiss it as their bad or memory issue.

Is it simply our memory deceiving us?
I believe it is memory overlap... from a parallel reality.

Quantum science says that we exist simultaneously in many parallels. However, as matter we are only one. And so, it is plausible for our memories to interconnect every now and then, changing the past event while moving forward.

If this intrigues you, read my book Ace Umbra. It theorizes how a past can be manipulated in the future even when it has happened.

Here is a quote from this book:
"Time is not sequential unless the experiences are entered as memory in a blockchain. A previously stored incident that validates the present makes it all coherent."
- PB Flower
Ace Umbra: Virulent Vanilla Venus