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The Higher Health (Part 2)
In the first post we discussed the possibility that higher health was possible, reaching beyond our current conception of wellness. Such an advance depends on two things. The first, which isn't new, is to comply with the current prevention measures that too many people ignore. The words "diet, e
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The Higher Health - A New Map for Prevention
Wellness seems to have reached a plateau in America and other wealthy industrialized countries. The information about how to prevent many kinds of lifestyle disorders, including heart disease and type 2 diabetes, has been widely distributed. Longevity steadily increases. Advanced research on incurab
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One American Dream Fades - Will Another Be Born?
The United States remains the country that foreigners criticize the most and want to move to the most. Pursuing the American dream remains a potent motivator for every wave of immigration. It is also a constant theme among this year's crop of Republican hopefuls, who criticize President Obama for te
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Cancer: A Preventable Disease Is Creating a Revolution
By Deepak Chopra, MD, FACP
Cancer is the most dreaded of all diseases, and ever since a “war on cancer” was declared forty years ago, massive research has made progress, although the battle is far from won. Very little of this research has been directed at prevention. Advanced me
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Obama's Chances in 2012: A Season for Reason
On all fronts there are efforts to energize the Obama converts who have lost a little faith, or a lot, over the past three years. Despite the oft-repeated fact that no sitting President since Roosevelt has been re-elected with unemployment over 7.4%, it's also true that incumbents retain a huge ad
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posted September 18, 2008 at 11:48 am
I believe that understanding time is about perception. What speeds up the perception of time or slows it down?
posted September 18, 2008 at 12:09 pm
Greetings
This is my first comment on Beliefnet ever (Oh, how exciting!) I found this video blog about time at an interesting “time.”
IMO, time is a very beautiful gift we have given ourselves. It is a tool that was created for us to experience the truths that we already know in higher consciousness.
Time breaks down Eternity or NOW into a way in which we can experience ourselves. It is similar to how ego breaks down the collective so we may experience individuations of Self. Rather than finding any of this intimidating, I see them as tools for experience. There is nothing to fear with time, even with our deadlines and expressions.
Thank you
posted September 19, 2008 at 4:43 pm
As usual, excellent explanation. What I find interesting is the concept of space as related to time. If time is the continuity of memory using the ego as a reference point, as you so eloquently put it, then space has to be, in my opinion, the experience of time. I know it sounds strange, but if the continuum of memory as a self-referral process (albeit a poor one as it happens against the background of the ego, not pure self)creates the impression of time (the passing of something that can’t pass as it is eternal at heart) then space, if Mr Einstein was correct, is the experience of that passing. Therefore, if I have not lost my marbles and this makes any sense, only when we experience time do we have time/space and only when time is experienced differently do we have the warping of the fabric of time space. When the mechanism of time (the continuation of memory against the background of the ego) becomes the continuation of memory against the background of the self (in its purest form) then there is no time, as there is no memory,the unit, the fragment, is being assessed against eternity, hence it is not experienced as a point, a localized field experience, but as a whole, a totality, that is; Brahma. The reference point being the determinative in all this. So time is the interplay of rishi, devat and chhandas or whatever name you give to the process, as long as there is something to observe there is time and as long as something is being observed there is a process (space) so pure, absolute, undiluted consciousness has no sense of identity, the drop joins the ocean, the wave settles back. Unity, what I see as step below that as we maintain identity, is the maintenance; a localized experience from an infinity self instead of a localized experience as seen from a localized self (ego). I am lost here?
posted September 20, 2008 at 5:48 am
Deepak, what struck me when watching this video about the concept of time, was, that there is no time there is only eternity. How true this is. In Christianity this is very much emphasised and this truth really hit home again. Thank you for your wisdom.,
posted September 22, 2008 at 1:50 am
Time has been a fascinating topic for me for some TIME.
Aside from the fact that I am usually “short on time” with more to do than there is time in a day to do…which I am consciously addressing and changing….(can’t wait to hear more on the subject really)
I have a question Deepak about Mayan Time. Could you please comment on your thoughts of the long count, 2012 (or 2011) and the accuracy of the prophecies? Am I correct in my learning that the Vedas have some similar predictions?
Thank you. And as the Mayan’s would say,
“I am Yourself Another”
posted December 17, 2008 at 10:53 pm
Time at its most basic level is presence of motion and forces. Time is slow where expansion of universe (space) is slow as around large masses like earth sun black holes. Depak is right in saying that only present is real. Past is just the memory of present experience. Future is not out there. Future does not exist. Even present is infinitismal.
As for philosophy:
http://www.timephysics.com/cupoftea.html
For the rest: http://www.timephysics.com
posted November 17, 2009 at 8:40 pm
now is
now and again
now
and then
now again
posted September 8, 2010 at 7:04 am
Present gives the most real feel of time, yet present cannot be measured. Present is an infitismal on time line. Measurement of time is mostly an after thought. Also we can measure the expected duration of future events like an upcomming meeting.
There is similarity between the way we percieve time and recording devices like a laser disc. Where present is the sharp point of laser in process of recording, the past is the recorded portion while future is the unrecorded portion.
posted September 8, 2010 at 7:20 am
With time comes the idea of begining and the end of time. If time is related to expansion of the universe then it may end if expansion stops. Contraction of universe may bring about the reversal of time.
Will that cause man to rise form the grave and become alive again as described in the scriptures? Possible!! here is how that is going to happen
http://www.endphysics.com
posted September 8, 2010 at 7:29 am
Time is passing and we are in a state of loss. Universe is a place where our soul develops and grows. We are actually programming our souls with our thoughts experiences and actions. Everything is a record in time. So we can develop and grow our soul or stunt its growth by folowing the path of least resistance as described below at
http://www.devilsmatrix.com