By Laura Turner
We spend an inordinate amount of energy thinking and talking about an abstract thing called Time. Most of us are convinced that it holds the key to transcending its own limits. Time travel, aging and longevity, the origin of the universe etc. all seem to depend on time or our perception of it.
Does time have rules or do we humans make the rules? Better yet, can someone please give us some rules about time, so we can go ahead and break them!
You have to admit, humans are a funny creation. Give us a rule and we will break it sooner than later. Give us a problem, on the other hand, and we will discuss it till we’re blue in the face.
Don’t deny it. In this Age Of Reason led by our 19th Century philosophers, we talk about anything and everything. We’ve been discussing the same philosophical conundrums such as war, disease and time travel for thousands of years. If it’s our way to reach complete understanding, how much longer will we need?
Sad to say, most of us only repeat what we’ve heard or read, thus reinforcing everything that’s come before, whether it’s true or not. To repeatedly hammer into our consciousness the untruth of anything only adds to the problem. A huge percentage of any problem is the untruth that has been shoved down our throats, along with all the untruth that continues to be shoved down our throats. If we keep programming an unworkable answer into our consciousness, a workable one is very hard to uncover.
Every so often, though, someone comes along with an honest approach—someone with something really unique to say. Every so often, a fearless explorer shows up on the scene. It has to be a person who is impervious to ridicule, a person who doesn’t care what anyone else thinks about him.
Without further adieu, I introduce you to Dr. Kam Yuen and his article on the much discussed subject of Time.
Time
By Dr. Kam Yuen
The Truth about time is that there is really no truth to anything that has been written or said in the past or present about it. To make a statement that “time” doesn’t exist except from what we say and think of it to create it, is not totally truth. “Time” exists independent from us as well as it is dependent on us. Time is funny and serious simultaneously. It is real as it is illusionary. It existms in both extremes and at times in between. It is never one; it can be either and or three's.
Time doesn’t play tricks on us, we play tricks on ourselves. It is strong as it is weak. It is complete as it is incomplete; it is persistent and unrelenting as it is feeble and fleeting. “Time” exists as it doesn’t exist.
Time is not the only illusion that is created by us. There are infinite illusions we create every second of our waking and non waking hours.
Essentially there is more non-conscious creation than conscious creation. Most likely we have more non-conscious that is negative that has to be dealt with first. The non-conscious, which can represent more than 90% of us, would influence our lives many times over more than what we can create as we wish consciously.
Wouldn’t it be better if we can find a way to balance our conscious with our non-conscious, to be more even and have equality, before we exercise the fantasy of exercising our power to create? There is a way, if you open yourself to it! To accept the role of co-creating with God is more wishful thinking than wishful creation, of which both are questionably bordering on stupidity.
Any result achieved as such is more by accident then repeatable by design. It is with the hope and hopelessness tribulation of achieving what we wish that is totally useless for the individual and society as a whole. Consciously creating and not ever non-consciously deleting leads to almost total suppression, denial, life numbing and partial shutdown, lying to self and others and the practice of Alzheimer characteristics.
We do partially create “time” in our minds but not absolutely. Time exists with or without us. To think time is an illusionary capability created by an individual’s recognition that it is so, is more illusionary than any sane and insane person could put up with.
It is best we are neutral to time. When we have a lot of it and when we don’t have any. Both choices should have no effect whatsoever on us. Most people are bothered by having too much time and simultaneously by not having enough. Any personal experience of wealth exists independent and dependent on time.
Time doesn’t just exist “now”. Time tri-existed in the past, present and future simultaneously. It is independent and dependent from our human mind, spirit and physical existence. To live at the moment “now” is a numbing denial of our past and future, as if those two aspects of time don’t exist.
We could change the past so it doesn’t affect our present. We could change our future so we have a better future awaiting us. These changes are all demonstrable and repeatable for everyone, making all other discussion the same as just another useless theory that amounts to nothing. Are there any takers?
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