Strange
how in some areas of life we have this vague sense of time standing
still – when we are not by-passing opportunities or deadlines for
core desires and we are not ageing – and yet we still hurtle about
and jump mentally into the future before we have lived properly in
the moment. We have this weird concept of what time is in relation
to us, or what we are in relation to time. And perhaps we are not
aware of it until we stop to consider or it’s made plain to us in
some way. We see ourselves as standing like someone in a high wind,
stolid against the force of change, while we believe that we need to
rush into other scenarios and situations right in front of us and
these situations are always the ones which are not of our choosing,
or not really vital to our fulfilment; they are pressures from the
outside, or from the past or from unconscious urges that supply a
leverage towards unfoldment that we may not otherwise possess.
In
some sense it is true that time is split. Inner time and outer focus.
Inner time exists with soul endeavor, or life purpose. This
autonomous sense of purpose will not be moved from what we really
need to do, and who we really are – and who we really are is
ultimately what we do.
The
details of the current era pass and swirl around us, but the
definitive need to experience in a certain way or reach a certain
stage of achievement or have a type of sensation within environment
or place remains as untouched by the detail of the mundane as an oak
tree in a breeze. We have this idea of time standing still at the
deepest level, at the purest of our core, and it is something we need
to become aware of in order not to loose ourselves. We need to
explore it and appreciate it and see what it says about us and how we
continually speak to it without paying attention. In meditation we
become listeners to it. In our love experiences it gains
amplification. It is immortal and ignore it as we might it remains
solidly true to us, this idea that in extremely crucial matters we
can conquer time.
Astrological insight @ perceptivity.co.uk
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