title: Navigating the Collapse of Time: A Peaceful Path Through the End of Illusions
author:  David Ian Cowan 
description: "<i>Navigating the Collapse of Time</i> stands apart from other metaphysical works about this timeframe transition. Simply put: David Cowan lives from a dimensional place of synergizing all theories and academics around this galactic transition. A treat awaits the reader. While experiencing the beauty of David's word pictures that warmly download the reader with energy, it's as if a catapulting occurs into self discovery as it relates to past, present and future time and planetary evolution with humor and fun." -<b>Carol Calvert</b>, Share the Light Community<br /><br />"With David Cowan's book, <i>Navigating the Collapse of Time</i>, we get a fascinating picture of the transition period that is approaching for the human race. What kind of a transition it will be, and what nature and direction the illusory dream of time and space will take, is up to us, depending on how we choose our thoughts. I highly recommend this enjoyable page turner." -<b>Gary Renard</b>, the best-selling author of <i>The Disappearance of the Universe</i><br /><br />"I have known Dave for many years, and think highly of his work, both as an educator and an author. <i>Navigating the Collapse of Time</i> is no exception. Dave provides an educated and insightful look at what is transpiring in the world at this time. He has done a masterful job of pulling together so many possibilities and making sense of them all, helping us to navigate an uncertain but exciting future. Solid information coupled with wit and humor makes this book a 'must read.'" -<b>Bonnie Bogner</b>, Spiritual Teacher and Facilitator<br /><br />"This hitch-hiker's guide to the here and now presents difficult truths and very practical advice." --<b>Linda Lake</b>, astrologer<br /><br /><br /><br />"David Cowen has brought the question of extra dimensional contact down to earth, with a style that cuts straight through to the heart - like a metaphorical sword of truth. It is refreshing to find an author who can create new perspectives on the question of this age of transition, when the wisdom from higher dimensional beings speaks to our souls of all that lies before us." -<b>Patricia Cori</b>, author/channel of the Sirian Revelations<br /><br />"David Cowan has an innate ability to make the complex and confusing easier to read and understand. <i>Navigating the Collapse of Time</i> is quite a remarkable beautifully-crafted textbook for learning about our true history and preparing humanity to move into the next chapter of human existence. What David shares with us has a ring of truth that resides in our inner being--a truth that speaks to our heart." --<b>Dr. John Gilbert</b>, Presiding Archbishop of the Universal Gnostic Fellowship<br /><br /><br /><br />"I am a shamanic practitioner who has been both a scholarly and experiential student of the extraordinary period of change and transformation we're experiencing prophesied by indigenous shamans from the Q'ero, to the Hopi, Huichol and Mayan. <i>Navigating the Collapse of Time</i> has codified a tremendous amount of information and insight with a clarity that is also extraordinary. Dave is a tremendous teacher, a weaver of the mysterious threads of consciousness that frequently escape capture. I highly recommend this unifying piece of work." -<b>Kevin Johnson</b>, Shamanic Teacher
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  TEMPLEXITY – DISORDERED LOOPS THROUGH SHANGHAI TIME 
   
  TEMPLEXITY
  
  TEMPLEXITY – DISORDERED LOOPS THROUGH SHANGHAI TIME 
  NICK LAND 
  Templexity 
  Disordered Loops through Shanghai Time 
  2014 
  
  TEMPLEXITY – DISORDERED LOOPS THROUGH SHANGHAI TIME 
   
  
  CONTENTS 
  Foreword 
  1 
  Templexity 
  7 
  Cybernetics 
  43 
  Distribution 
  48 
  Notes 
  52 
  References 
  70 
  URLS 
  73 
  
  TEMPLEXITY – DISORDERED LOOPS THROUGH SHANGHAI TIME 
  1 
  Foreword 
  Does time itself include the potential to surprise us? As soon as 
  we begin to suspect so, a reflective undertaking that is properly – 
  and even ultimately – philosophical has begun. This journey has 
  ‘always already’ started, as the transcendental criticism insists. 
  The process has only to learn what it is. That, however, takes time. 
  We can reach the end in a single moment: Cities are time machines. 
  Some will work better than others, and the workings of each have 
  been singular. (If grammatical tense and quantity are scrambled in 
  the process, it is not espe