To
understand the real use of our time within this earthly dimension is
to change the way we live our lives completely. The awareness we have
of what time and space is doing with us and not despite
us, is one which separates those who follow some kind of spiritual
journey and those who do not. The ramifications of this aren't
spiritual in nature, they are experiential and sometimes accidental.
We fall into a knowing of what we are and what we can do by dint of
what we are passionate about, focused upon or what seems to uplift us
or quicken our vibration. Often we do not analyse these things. They
happen to people in different walks of life at different ages and in
different ways.
But
we all concur in a knowing that time/space is personally not what it
seems to be at first impact. It is not simply a construct – for
construct it surely is - which is given us to use by courtesy of how
good we are, how much we need to understand or what we've been dealt
in the hand of cards called life, but a construct in which we become
familiar with some charge or force which allows us to expand and
explore the boundaries of concepts and theories and aims to which we
attach our attentive awareness. In short, we are one with what we
pursue in heart, mind and spirit. To ask someone who has devoted
their life to their own enlightenment what this means in terms of
what they do on a daily basis or how they use time, is something
which will evoke a deliberate and often dull response, maybe because
it's narrow and not enriching to others. To ask the same question of
someone who has given up a hefty salary or a convenient urban setting
to live in ways which are suited only to them may evoke more
colourful and intense response. Both are predominantly concerned with
the margins of their focus. Their focus is creating a time/space
vacuum in which they live. They do not live to find that
continuum, they continue to live because that area, that quantum,
co-creates with them.
As
sentient beings our universes are individual, they may be mutually
inclusive within a larger universe, but they are independent in
facilities - time and space being just one. Anyone who has explored
meditation techniques, mind altering techniques, bouts of delirium
or any other form of time outside of time knows
this. They will tell you that weird things happen, and though
they may give these experiences different words, in different
languages, using different symbols of self-expression, the one thing
that remains true is that at a level of existence where concentration
is pin-pointed, time and space is a highly personal or elastic
facility in which what matters and what doesn't is sorted
automatically by an autonomous self integrity known only to the
individual; a sacred space of eternal light shining on an effort made
lasting or manifest by the energy of the heart and the mind and the
soul.
It's
vital to explore time in other parts of our mind, during meditation,
deliberations or sleep and periods of drifting consciousness. Our
psyches are vast areas of terrain in which time is not merely a construct
but a sequel to the time/space construct we exist within on the
physical plane. It is important to let our psyche breathe and expand
in this time-out - to let ourselves explore while relaxed and
physically still.
In the realm of personal space dynamic & connections it's sometimes enough to walk across a room to change awareness of your own universe.
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