Tagged with Time

We are on the brink of an apocalypse that some have prophesied will result in a radical shift in how we relate to time. The yogic practice of greedlessness can shift our relation to time; when we let go of the habit of accumulating money and material things, we might have a chance to drop into the present, where our true multidimensional self exists, and where our destiny will be revealed. (more)

Some seek it in the Atlantic Ocean, with the Azores as its former mountain peaks. Others prefer the Mediterranean, Germany, Sweden, the Arctic, the Antarctic, Cuba, San Domingo, Central America, Bolivia, even Wisconsin. I search for Atlantis in a different way. (more)

The more I look, the more I find a growing body of evidence that time – both as it is experienced and as it is disclosed by science – is best understood as more of a loom than a river. Gathered here are a few programs that suggest that our ideas of cause and effect need to be drastically reworked. (more)

With any physical process, there is a time form that is independent of the space form.  But to what extent does it correspond to our concepts of form?  A simple linear duration, a movement from A to B, is only one way that form exists in time.  As with forms in space, time forms are distributed in nature according to ratios.  (more)

The evolution of consciousness isn't something that "happens to us," or at least it needn't be. Simply becoming aware of the creative power of our own minds can achieve remarkable results. -- an interview with the author of A Secret History of Consciousness. (more)

Whether it is called "the climax of matter," or "jump time," or "the approaching singularity," many believe that a great transformative moment is at hand, one in which we have the opportunity to release old patterns and re-link ourselves with the essential rhythms and harmonies of the universe. (more)