Time

As we see ourselves, so we see the world. Time is one way we see ourselves.

If we see time as something finite with a beginning and an end, that's how we see ourselves. But if we see time as infinite, going on forever with no beginning or end, so too we see ourselves.

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Comment by Jorgelito Hagens on August 19, 2020 at 7:43pm: Roadmap fof the Gut

I move according to my own time and space (aware or not) -- and try to allow others to do the same. It makes for wholeness.

Being whole us helps us move through things in the world that don't REALLY REALLY exist. Our gut knows the difference though.

This helps me know what is real and what is not. Because some things only exist in my head!

Comment by Jorgelito Hagens on September 16, 2019 at 9:27pm: When Time Comes To A Stop

Why does time go faster when we get older? Remember waiting a week for Christmas felt like 2 years? Sooo slow. When does it come to a complete stop?

Comment by Jorgelito Hagens on April 30, 2019 at 10:13pm: Purpose

We're accustomed to using time in conjunction with purpose from the first grade. Why do we have to go to the first grade? we ask. So we can go to the 2nd grade we're told. And so it goes through work, job and marriage. We' always seem to be caught in the future.

But there's another kind of purpose that has nothing to do with time. It's when our primary purpose is being in the now. It makes everything better. Like cheese. And it's only one thing. It's when we just focus on what's happening now. Not the past or the future.

Comment by Jorgelito Hagens on April 20, 2019 at 12:29pm: Time Stamp

Indeed time may be a model we use for seeing life, but life is much more than we can comprehend and doesn't need time. We only need eyes for beauty, wonder and love. Thus we make a stamp of our own on time with the breadth and width of our heart.