I think that outside of time (time, which is a construct that I have seen in my visions as a torus/donut) everything exists in an obvious way all at once. So says spirit to me.

I think that my past and future selves work with my present self to shape and refine our collective existence. As such, I'd say that we can change things to a degree, or rather smooth/shape things. What we will ultimately become already exists. So all that we can change IMO are the nuances along the lines that lead from what we have been to what we will be.

I once received a vision that looked like this:

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The image was imbued with information that I interpreted as our path. We travel along our path like kundalini/chi/energy along the spine. The spaces in between the vertebrae are for free will. But each vertebrae must be passed through inevitably.

It was a way to show me how we can live a predetermined existence and yet still have free will. I suppose that it can be looked at like reacting and acting however we "will"/want between each vertebrae. But inevitably, there is only the one path and from our perspective, it is ascension up the spine.

The 11:11, etc., in the symbol, I intepret as showing me that when we see these times, they are reminders or markers of the various predetermined vertebrae/portals/gateways we are between and crossing. The predetermination, pattern, and intentionality of existence. Something LIKE that. Words for explanations always further splinter the truth of understanding. But dunno

I know what you mean about the people who have time slips (amongst my favorite reads). There are also people who have claimed to travelled back and forward in time. One such story was a guy who was working under his sink and ended up meeting his future self (even took a video - see below). That is a very interesting and believable story IMO. There is also the photographs (amongst supposed many) that Billy Meier took from a Pleiadian space craft of the earth when it was populated by dinosaurs (so assumptively, the past).