There are two bands known as time Traveller:

1. A finnish progressiv… Read Full Bio ↴There are two bands known as time Traveller:

1. A finnish progressive rock band
2. An American metalcore/post-hardcore band

1. TIME TRAVELLER is a finnish progressive rock unit coiled around Juhani Nisula and his guitar. The debut album Chapters 1 & 2 is a rich combination of styles, a musical journey to the heart of, well, time and -travelling. The main point is electric guitar but also everything else that surrounds Juhani´s magical playing and themes is something unique. If you love Hendrix´s “Third Stone From The Sun” or “ Cross Town Traffic”, if you know how Trower played in Procol Harum and on his solo albums and prefer Mahogany Rush on it´s most psychedelic side, this is a true treasure for you.

Chapters I & II is entirely composed / arranged / produced / recorded / mixed, and for the most part, also played by Juhani Nisula in his full-analog home "studio" (read: an old Fostex 16 tracker, crappy mixer and few cheap echos..) with a little help from his friends’ Esko ‘Zeko’ Takamäki, who played the drums and percussion instruments, Timo Ristilä, who played the great Moog solo on ‘Part One: The Pioneers’ and the violinist Sanna Ågren, who played the magnificient violin parts on ‘Part Seven: The Release’.
As being a long-term proghead, Juhani wanted this album naturally to be, accordingly to it’s genre, a concept album. And yes, it IS about travelling in space and time. Juhani has planned the production to be a trilogy - this first album consists on the first two Chapters (I & II), second album will consist of Chapters III & IV and naturally the trilogy’s last album will consist of Chapters V & VI.

2. Time Traveller is the music project of record producer Cameron Mizell. He is also a songwriter, singer, mixer, and owner of Chango Studios. He began producing music in 2003 and has worked with Billboard top charting artists such as Sleeping With Sirens, Memphis May Fire, Woe, Is Me, Machine Gun Kelly & Avril Lavigne. He was also the lead singer for the bands She Can't Breathe & Last Winter, who appeared on television shows My Super Sweet 16 & The Hills.

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Save A Prayer
Time traveller Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Save A Prayer' by these artists:

-Duran Duran You saw me standing by the wall corner of a…
56k All alone ain't much fun, so you're looking for the thrill …
Alexia (ooh) Na na na na na na (ooh) Na na na…
Blue Fashion You saw me standing by the wall corner of a…
Bon Jovi Dear Lord, Jesus, Buddha, Allah or can I just call…
David Dima Save a prayer till the morning after Save a prayer till…
Dune You saw me standing by the wall, Corner of a…
Dune & The London Session Orchestra You saw me standing by the wall, Corner of a main…
Duran Duran You saw me standing by the wall corner of a…

Eagles of Death Metal You saw me standing by the old corner of the…
Gregorian You saw me standing by the wall Corner of a main…
KITCHEN - Duran Duran You saw me standing by the wall corner of a…
Oliver Haze You saw me standing by the wall corner of…
Primal Fear From the valley of the darkness The Elder says nobody has…
Sarah Menescal You saw me standing by the wall corner of a…
The Mavericks Well I'm the kind of man who was raised up…
Tony Hadley You saw me standing by the wall, corner of a…
Various Artists You saw me standing by the wall Corner of a main…

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500ml The sky isn't always blue The sun doesn't always shine It's …
BYW Even God won′t say you're right when it near is…
CMizell928 Wake up, wake up, what's your next move honey? Don't you…

Salt and Vinegar Bury me in the ashes of our dying breath. Follow me…

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01Every Breath You Take4:41

02With or Without You4:03

03Purple Rain5:11

04Careless Whisper5:25

05Live To Tell3:15

06Save A Prayer5:13

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07Take My Breath Away3:09

08Time After Time2:58

09I Will Always Love You3:24

10Calling You3:19

11My Heart Will Go On5:32

12What A Feeling4:50

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The Laughing Philosopher

2y↑100

I've been praying for this episode ever since next year.

Cheryl Bralick

2y↑1

Haha

Patti Day

2y↑2

Aptly named Philosopher :)

Nicholas Jagneaux

2y↑8

You've won the internet today!

Auntie Sister

2y↑2

😆 🤣 😂

Thomas Reusser

2y↑4

This is pure genius

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Susana Hung

2y↑12

I can't pretend I know or had a revelation. After reading some biographies and stories of St. Padre Pio, who Jimmy mentioned here, it hit me that God is in an eternal present, so He knows already my prayers, so He could apply them any time. That was my conclusion and I have prayed for people for the time that this or that happened and is affecting their lives and so on. For this reason, thank you for this episode.

Elf-lord's Friar of the Meadowlands

Awesome!

However, be careful that we don't presume that God's infinite knowledge means that prayer doesn't do anything like many non-denominationals believe today.

Steve zettle

2y↑6

Yes, the stuff of timelords and retro causation. Love the subject. So related to the mystery of the Eucharist.

Ally Johnston

2y↑9

this episode means quite a bit for me, thank you!! So many souls I beg God for every night in hopes for them not being lost

Natalie Marie Meyer

2y↑3

Absolutely loved this episode, Jimmy. Thanks as always for playing a huge part in deepening my faith and keeping it super interesting at the same time 🙂

Ed in NM

2y↑2

Great episode Jimmy and Dom. Very interesting and also theologically significant as a reminder that God exists and manifests His power outside of our limits of time and space. From past conversations with some non-Catholic Christians, this is an idea that is not always accepted outside of the Catholic faith.

Jonathan Bohl

2y↑3

Thanks! This encourages me to be more confident in praying.

DOSHIELD

2y↑1

I especially love this episode and will continue to pray for Jimmy and Dom in their mission. Thank you, Jimmy for sharing your cosmic prayer, and I pray for its success if you choose to publish and allow it to be spread further through time and space.

Mary Sanchez

2y↑2

Thank you for this episode! I love your prayer. Consider making it into a traditional prayer card?

🇺🇸Helen R.

2y↑1

I’ve been praying like this for years, and with the same perspective you avow here. Thank you for this excellent in-depth investigation of the subject. I will certainly be sharing this with others. Thank you‼️😊 again.

Charles 22

2y↑4

Speaking on who to pray for, my favorite is to pray for all those I've known, and will know (in particular). As a great bonus, I think this helps overcome shyness, because everyone you meet, has been prayed for already, so in a sense, they already owe you, not that you'll ever tell them that. In any event, they are the better off for knowing you, even just a chance encounter. I have found over time, I get a considerably better relationship with strangers, I think primarily because of that prayer, and it helps me be less afraid of them, and probably just generally warmer as well. I can talk to any stranger, anywhere, and I don't mean mere small talk. It goes against my personality type, but I wouldn't have it any other way.

Charles 22

2y↑1

@Joe Keegan Thanks. The funny thing is I cannot recall what the real purpose of the prayer was in the first place, but I've been doing it for quite while, maybe as much as a decade. I really don't think it's purpose was for me to be less shy at all. I think it had to do with the future tense realization. If you confined your prayers those present and deceased, if you met somebody you wanted to heap prayer on, well, it's kind of a bummer you met them late in your life, therefore not as many prayers for them, so therefore giving them more by engaging in an earlier start. Still, I'm not even sure that was the reason, but that seems to be the most direct reasoning I had at the time.

During that time, perhaps about two years ago, I came upon a technique which made this all the more easier, but I don't think it works just as crude technique, because I know if I were way back in my much shier days, the technique wouldn't have helped at all, because I would reject it and never try it. That's the thing about shyness, things have to slip in underneath the sheets so to speak.

I can't guarantee this works for anybody that tries that prayer, but the whole goal isn't that, as much as it is just to have a more local effect on those around you, that even if they can't stand you, or they will be that way in the future, they've been benefitting from knowing you. So you returned what may end up being hate towards you, with the love of prayer for them. Having said all of that, no wonder I think it helps with shyness, because it changes your attitude towards them as well, though perhaps in a subtle way. I'll go for subtle, if that's the best I can manage for the time being.

Joe Keegan

2y↑1

Thats a great idea; I might give it a go.

Maureen Rebello

2y↑1

Great show I look forward to the next . Never give up on prayer for conversions of souls👌

jomidi

2y↑1

I've been contemplating this idea quite a lot over the past few months.
I tried to explain it to my sister and brother-in-law on Easter morning and did a poor job of it.
Unfortunately, praying now to have the right words then doesn't work.

Samantha Bice

2y↑4

The Doctor/Jimmy animation is top tier at the intro.

wd9ufo

2y↑3

Great subject, one that I have thought about for a long time.

M

Great topic , I always pray for my family members past,present and future because of the example of Padre Pio story about his grandfather thanks 🙏 🙏🙏

Margaret Pike

2y↑5

Matthew6.8 your father knows what you need before you ask him Therefore we can pray for the past

Lenny Bear

A superb episode! My compliments to the chefs!

Jane Moore

This is really true and explains a lot! God is outside of time so He can see/hear our future prayers. 💒

Antonio Pio Avallone

2y↑2

This was really interesting. well done!

Todd Jambon

2y↑2

I just prayed that I didn't pray for the prayer I just said. Now I'm dead. Thanks, Jimmy.

Patti Day

I believe the prayer of my lay Dominican group has great efficacy beyond the prayer of any one of us singularly. That's not a surprise since God urges us to pray together in His name, but many people we prayed for have attested to having received a feeling of great consolation and/or having received the answer to their prayer. I have been the beneficiary of their prayer.

Michael Meyer

I pray length every day for the souls of people have died. I particularly appreciate this episode for that reason.

Krzy1

2y↑5

I'm afraid that I skewed the results for Dr. Leibovici's study. I felt bad for the control group and prayed that they would also have low mortality from their condition.

🇺🇸Helen R.

Wonderful! I think I’ll do the same…maybe that’s why the P-value for the control group wasn’t higher than it was 😄

Michael Palmer

2y↑1

It would really depend on God. We just ask (pray), and He determines

Tony L

2y↑1

This concept is already familiar to me, probably because I read Lewis' Miracles too (my favorite of his, I think). I've also wondered if this same concept applied to Church authority in popes and councils. Did God know that future popes and councils would make certain judgments and not merely take that into account, but actually make it so, so that they could and would indeed be infallible when exercising that charism? The Marian dogmas come to mind especially.... Also, isn't the Immaculate Conception a similar and an explicit example of a future action/intercession (Christ's redemption) being applied retroactively to Mary? That seems to be the clear language of the decree. Seems surprising that this public revelation was not mentioned in relation to this topic.

As a data analyst/scientist, p values are very familiar to me :)

Christal English

2y↑2

Such an interesting episode!

JediKnyghte

2y↑2

Also, with respect to "excess" prayers: I certainly agree that prayers after death can affect someone's life before death, but I wouldn't dismiss the claim that God redirects prayers so easily. Let's say that a mutual friend dies, and that both you and I succeed in obtaining a plenary indulgence for our friend. Obviously, the friend needs only one. If you like, we can say that the graces of the unused indulgence go back and affect the person's life. OK; what if 50 people get the indulgence? Or 100? Isn't there some point at which the person no longer needs grace, even retroactively?

Questa Semplice Animazione

2y↑1

Oh what a coincidence, I was wondering about twins just this morning!
The first coherent model I had in mind is that actually each twin is born the moment the original embryo splits, and their sole parent is the original complete embryo, who sadly had a very short life (from conception to splitting).

My reasoning is that there are some animals like komodo dragons that have two distinct means of reproduction: partenogenesis and sexual reproduction, and in both of those cases we can agree on who is the parent or parents of who. Well if you consider humans to be capable of this ancestral mode of reproduction that is binary scission, or mitosis, then you'd probably conclude that all identical twins are birthed by their grandmothers.

I don't think that from the faith perspective there's any breakthrough on these short lived nameless humans. We know that there are situations where people incapable of sinning like mentally challenged women, reproduce, so there would be nothing wrong to say that a part of our wounded nature consists in this chance to die before knowing God while also leaving two offspring that in the case of twins have a natural guardian in their "grandmother".

Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez

2y↑1

@Questa Semplice Animazione Oh I didn't read that there were more than 1 paragraphs. I find your comment on my second argument to be solid. A hug again.

Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez

@Questa Semplice Animazione A hug. United in prayer.

Questa Semplice Animazione

2y↑1

@Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez I couldn't come up with anything else myself, but I agree that your model is much more beautiful and reassuring than mine.

I would however take issue with your second argument, that God wouldn't create a human being whose vocation is to die splitting to create two other humans. It would not be fitting, but that's not what happens here. The vocation of the early embryo is still to live and be baptized, but then an error strucks and this ancient mode of reproduction is erroneously used. It's kind of like cancer, where an error causes the body to do something that's completely against the real purpose of the body. Our susceptibility to errors is the result of our wounded nature, which causes many tragic things even to sinless people, like miscarriages, where the child dies due to no fault of his own.

And yeah scientifically the idea of two souls in a zygote makes sense if you consider that not all splittings result in twins, sometimes the cell that splits off from the embryo doesn't have the right conditions to begin growing as a human, and it get quickly discarded through natural processes (as if a grown man shed his finger by mistake, the finger has no potency to become a grown man), it's reasonable to think that when God doesn't breathe two souls in the zygote, twinning won't happen even though splitting may happen through mistakes.

Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez

2y↑1

wow. I don't claim to be an expert, and so far I don't find error in your model. The Church have also acknowledged that it is possible for an unborn to be saved so, on that grounds, my prima facie objections would not sustain. You mention that this is your first coherent model you have... do you have others to share?

I disagree with your model not because is incoherent in itself but incoherent with another I think is more beautiful (again, I have not studied this, and will be glad to hear your opinion and Jimmy's episode). I think we agree by faith that human life starts with conception. I then think that both souls are present in the conception, and find it hard to call conception the splitting (although you have an interesting point if parthenogenesis was accepted as another form of human reproduction in such extraordinary circumstances). Coming back to my argument for consistency with beauty, I find fitting that human life starts when God gives the soul the moment the male gamete joins the female gamete. God is the creator, the parents are pro-creators (contributors to the creation). The question that has to be answered then is, where are the bodies? Humans need a body... are there 2 souls in the same body? Well, here my trial answer is that the bodies are already present, in potency, and God knows in advance that there will be 2 bodies. Stretching the idea, we could think that siamese twins are 2 souls in a shared or conjoined body.

Finally, on the non necessarily rational grounds of beauty, therefore easily objectionable, I don't find fitting that God creates a human being whose vocation in life is to die splitting to create other human beings. I mean, God could, but it would mean that God make some humans with potency of becoming baptized adult saints, and other type of humans whose perfection is to die without baptism in the creation of other humans. I use the terms potency and perfection on purpose because yes, there is children that die before being born, many not baptized and many not saints, but still every embryo is a baptized adult saint in potency, that is our perfection.

God, the Virgin and saint Joseph bless you, and the reader.

Art Heart Catholic

2y↑1

On board with your new initiative🕊💪🏼#Onward

Terence Stewart

2y↑1

I wonder how many in the study were already being prayed for by their friends and family

chateaumojo

2y↑2

God sees time like a large flat tapestry. It's all there at once. We see time like a player piano roll, a note at a time with memory of notes in the past and expectations of upcoming notes. God changed the past and it's the past we know.

Martin Franek

1:06:30 Well, I don´t know how this really works, but can we say "when" someone did exit purgatory, I know we do know that some are in there, and some are in heaven (and some in hell), and that people do transition from purgatory to heaven, but is it really possible to say (from the perspective of "earthly" time) when they are where?

Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez

QUESTION: Hi Jimmy, I learned by a Dominican that an act made intentionally with charity is more perfect than the same act made with just any other virtue. Charity could be added to another virtue so there is two virtues in place, e.g. I am obedient and grow in fortitude, but I could also be obedient for the love of God and in addition to grow in fortitude. My question is, if I forgot to think on doing the act for charity, what do you think on doing a future praying saying "Oh Lord I did that in the first place for you"? By the way, I also learned that the other virtues are at the service of the virtue of charity. So fortitude not for the sake of fortitude but to love better.

Christel Rascon

No prayer prayed in accord with God’s will could ever be wasted ~

Jude Peterson

I would definitely like to see your prayer published.

John jon

2y↑2

ALL IMHO Have not watched BUT I feel that you can indeed pray for the present, future AND the past. If you are smart you will ask the Lord to make your prayers effective eternally and without regard to time, place, or much of anything. So, pray without limits for future generations, other or varies forms of existence all of God's creation that is, ever was, or ever will be.

God IS the Lord of Time; you a mere creature can send him a missive and it can have eternal effects. So, there's my take without having watched of listened to this episode.

Heres' a happy thought: When Jesus descended to the dead, THAT act had an eternal nature to it, so ALL the dead unbaptized IMHO get to hear the speal and act on it, forever.

Why not? We time travel at EVERY mass!!

EggShen

Wasted prayers for relatives already out of Purgatory: I always thought of the response about God applying prayers to others if the relatives don't need them as a situation where the relative went straight to heaven, and yet my prayer was "help X get out of Purgatory". X was never in Purgatory so my prayer simply can't apply to them, now or in the past or future. Therefore God would apply that prayer in some other way, either to their earthly life or to someone else.

Brack Guthrie

There are no "wasted prayers". Whether you consecrate yourself to Mary or not, God will apply the merits of our prayers as He sees fit.

mike

Thats why you consecrate yourself to Mary. All your prayers and the grace associated with them go to her to be given to those who need them most.

Caroline Correia

If timelines branch, what would that mean for our souls? Do I exist in more than one timeline? If so, does the salvation status of my soul in one timeline affect the salvation status of my soul in another timeline? Do I have multiple souls? Or does my one soul simply exist in multiple timelines? What happens when we die? Are we judged according to all of our lives? Will one of my souls go to Heaven and another to Hell? Help me understand!

Cameron Byers

What about if you’re caught in a “temporal causality loop”? (see Star Trek TNG: Cause and Effect) Would it be advisable to ask God to inspire your past self on how to avoid becoming stuck in the loop?

JTR Latinist

I think that prayer would benefit a lot of people it has me.

teddi laurent

At Mass today I apologized for the behavior of my Viking ancestors! Yup!

JediKnyghte

2y↑2

Doesn't the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception make it clear that God can take future (from our point of view) events into account? "We declare, pronounce, and define that the doctrine which holds that the most Blessed Virgin Mary, in the first instance of her conception, by a singular grace and privilege granted by Almighty God, in view of the merits of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the human race, was preserved free from all stain of original sin, is a doctrine revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constantly by all the faithful.”

Jude Peterson

53:05 ish - Clarification question:
You said that an imprimatur is a guarantee that a book does not contain heresy. Isn't it just a guarantee that the bishop who gave it did not find any heresy? But that it could still potentially continue missed heresy or material heresy based on future definitions but no heresy at the time of the imprimatur? Am I mistaken? Does the Church actually provide a guarantee? If the church actually guarantees imprimaturs, I would guess that means they are protected by the Holy Spirit like an ex cathedra statement? If that is the case, is it only based on current definitions or would it also preclude the possibility that future declarations will ever rule anything in the book out as material heresy?

CraftexX

To your prayer: Maybe add our queen Mary, because she is the mediator of all graces.

ikungfuyou2

2y↑1

Wow, very cool conclusion.

Heather Jaracz

A lot of the aspects of this topic remind me of the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics. You don't know the state of a quantum particle until you observe it. Similarly, if I'm awaiting test results to see whether I have cancer or not, I don't know whether I do or not, but the reality is that I either do or I don't. Maybe you can do an episode on the mystery of quantum mechanics, the mystery of the double slit experiment, or even the mystery of Schrodinger's cat!

AK

Wisdom! Helps me recall 4 cosmology theories. Block universe - all space/time present.. Figure why St. Julian of Norwich reminded 'all will be well'. God's love surpasses all humanity can imagine. Recall Fr. John Trigilio helped me suddenly get how Jesus redeemed past/present/future aka all creation. God's 'one act of love' from big bang how Fr. Brendan Purcell described it. Promises. How can perfect human nature via Immaculate Conception and Munificentissimus Deus/bountiful God - able to raise it up. Per Fr. Cassian Folsom, prayer is more that entering dialogue of Most Holy Trinity. As ever, all glory to God.

Joseph Postma

I do not understand how that study would work; would the patients randomly assigned to either group controlled by God not chance? Or was God supposed to "heal" the patients prayed for by the prayer group with foreknowledge they would be randomly picked?

Cristóbal Gómez Gutiérrez

Not a prayer but, if we talk about merit that can be reached also with prayer, by the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, we actually believe that the Virgin Mary "in the first instance of her conception" [effect in the past] "...in view of the merits of Jesus Christ" [cause in the future] "...was preserved exempt from all stain of original sin."
Thanks and God, the Virgin and saint Joseph bless Jimmy, Dom, the reader and their families.

Joseph Postma

But if you knew your son died in the airplane collision, there would be no sense in praying he had survived. When first aid arrives at the scene, should they call you to tell you ye shouldn't pray for your son's life because he has already died?

Durendal Arcas

Wow! :D

Diplomatic Exorcist

The Nicene Creed is a really good illustration.

The Grumpiest Man Alive

Dirigibles ey? We are becoming the alternative universe.

Rafael Costa

What if a saint-to-be prays for Hitler's conversion so that he would not kill the jews etc? No matter how "powerfull" this person is, we know it will not work..

dark green Dad Clark

Does this mean we can prayer for Adam and eve not to commit original sin?

LF Colling

@Michael Palmer Thank you!

Michael Palmer

@LF Colling It didn't. It affected the results as we know them now. There were never any other results so to speak. God foreknowing the future prayers, acted in that moment to create those outcomes. We humans also do this. Knowing someone we love is gonna ask us for something in the future, we can do it before they even ask so that when they ask, it's already done for them.

LF Colling

@Michael Palmer Did the retroactive intercessory prayer experiment conducted by Professor Leonard Leibovici undo the past since the mortality rate of the intervention group is lower than that of the control group?

Thomas Reusser

I don't think so because that would amount to God changing the past

papuciowy

2y↑2

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JustRoy!

Wow, what a joke Pio was!😂

Only Catholicism can give you this kind of crazy!!!🤣

Of course, Jimmy believes this nonsense completely! 🤣😂🤣🤣
😇🤷‍♂️😆

pinknickelvidz

Actually, your troll-like statement about Catholicism is understandably shortsighted. The "TIME" issue isn't with Jimmy, it is timeless, intellectual. Modern-era physics theories have already provided food for thought for various "TIME" potentialities before most of us living now were even born. Quote: “As long as (J.M.E.) McTaggart’s metaphysics is viable" then the physicists are "free, from a philosophical perspective at least, to explore theories where time is unreal.” "Many quantum gravity theories remain speculative, but there’s a chance that timelessness may become a prominent feature in physics. If that’s the case, then hopefully philosophers of science will help us wrap our heads around the implications." "Philosophy and physics may seem like polar opposites, but they regularly address quite similar questions. Recently, physicists have revisited a topic with modern philosophical origins dating over a century ago: the unreality of time. What if the passage of time were merely an illusion? Can a world without time make sense?

While a world without the familiar passage of time may seem far-fetched, big names in physics, such as string theory pioneer Ed Witten and theorist Brian Greene, have recently embraced such an idea. A timeless reality may help reconcile differences between quantum mechanics and relativity, but how can we make sense of such a world? If physics does indeed suggest that the flow of time is illusory, then philosophy may be able to shed light on such a strange notion.

British philosopher J.M.E McTaggart advanced this idea in 1908 in his paper titled, “The Unreality of Time.” Philosophers widely consider his paper to be one of the most influential, early examinations of this possibility. Looking through McTaggart’s philosophical lens, a reality without time becomes a little more intuitive and, in principle, possible." Quotes are courtesy the "Physics Central" website, see article "The Unreality of Time' Blessings to all.,