Tag Archives: time
The Problem with Time Travel: We Know Where, But Not When
Time Passages I’m not being glib, here: these things happen all the time, it seems. You travel along a road in the country, one that may have even been familiar to you at some time in the past, and suddenly, … Continue reading
By Killing the Messenger, Can You Kill the Message?
Jesus and the Cosmic Christ Everyone wants their version of Jesus to be the ‘right’ one. If only it were that simple. I have never really understood what Grace is, and so I asked Daniel to tell me something about … Continue reading
Where Has The Time Gone?
[Translation:] Time Flies – Remember To Die The title of this post was suggested by my first wife, recently. It’s timely. We married 50 years ago on Valentine’s Day. Wow, eh? A lot of water has passed under the bridge; … Continue reading
In the Beginning…
Science and the Akashic Field: An Integral Theory of Everything I’m reading three books at the moment. As usually happens, I’ve come across a series of things that could be considered synchronicity. The A-Field Effect in the Cosmos As we … Continue reading
Just Killing Time
The world seems busy, rushing madly, Trying to succeed in killing time By beating it to the knockout punch, Or forcing it to stand still, tranquil. . But all attempts turn out so badly, That any form of caring … Continue reading
Is It Time to Focus on Your Life?
If you’re anything like me, you will wake up in the middle of the night, and just lay there, thinking about yesterday and pondering what tomorrow will bring. And in the middle of your musings, do you get the feeling … Continue reading
It’s About Time…
The Fourth Dimension: Sacred Geometry, Alchemy and Mathematics This is the final book lent to me by my son, Derek. The other three I have already reviewed. This one seems the most difficult to comprehend, and yet, once you grasp … Continue reading
Having You Been Listening?
Self-kNOWledge If you’ve been paying attention to what I’ve been ‘saying’ for such a long time now, you will have grasped a very subtle point that I’ve been trying to make. There really is no ‘past’ and there is no … Continue reading
The Dream is Real
Inception (2010) Christopher Nolan is a special kind of filmmaker. As we saw in yesterday’s review, he isn’t afraid to tackle subject matter beyond this world. Outer space has long fascinated humans, but inner space is also unknown, and that’s … Continue reading
“What Happens Now?”
Interstellar (2014) I knew when I first saw this movie that I would return to it some day: today is that day. As always, movies are open to individualized interpretation. This one is no different: The US Space Force … Continue reading
