18 February

Time is, of an essence, unique to this our life, and measures merely what we accomplish in a way which gives us reference to our history on a future day.

But if one took to other realms, and galaxies not so far removed, time would lose its meaning and be a hindrance to our journey, rather than of use.

So, in the scheme of things, we would do well to give time room, to use it when occasion necessitates, but then to otherwise forgo the inclination to bind ourselves to a reality far from real, which does not serve to help us in our quest for freedom found.

Picture in your mind a time when you will be so free, when time itself will thus standstill and all your days will feel as though they are a Sunday, or another day you choose. Can you really now begin to understand, and make this true for you?

Yes, it is quite possible to lose all need of time, and clocks and watches will be obsolete in future rhyme. Take the steps to now relinquish another form of self control, and trust your intuition well to keep you marking time within your ever-present internal clock which keeps beat with your heart, and searches, keen, your mind for clues to moments when you need reminders of your plans, so that you can live the now you’ve always dreamed you had.

Think of time as so akin to an hourglass refined, empty of the grains of sand by which you’ve passed your time, and complete in its absence of all but a vacuum bare within, which waits with baited breath, full of potential there, for you to make of your life whatever you desire, boundless, free of limitation, aflame with passion and fire.