The Time Paradox
Time is defined both figuratively and literally throughout the history. Here we neither promise to change the speed of time nor do we promise to generate a time machine. Our objective here is straightforward. It is to help examine our old beliefs about time. We will share some fantastic magical powers of time that will help us cope with time, next time we feel pressured against it, or we are not able to get everything we want to get done. What will discover is why is it that we meet everyone’s demands deadlines and expectations and yet we feel unhappy, drained and unsatisfied?
So what are some of these magical powers of time you might ask? Well, the magic of time is deep within our belief system and our frame of reference. It is all relative. The software of time is ins in every species of animals and plants. This software becomes active by a set of biochemical interactions that gives each species a certain feeling in every time segment throughout the day. Our body type is relative to the nature’s cycle and in each moment in time we feel different magnitude of time. For instance, time can be moving so fast in one moment where you can lose count of it, and in another occasion, it might be going so slow, that five minutes will feel like an eternity. Try this, time yourself, and hold your breath for two minutes. How long did it feel? Therefore time is an emotion a feeling that is so elusive and intangible that we can never control it and yet so powerful when we run out of it we practically die. The other magical paradox of time is that although it is not tangible yet it gives rise to everything substantial and yet if we remove the intangible, i.e., time from the equation of nature, we will not obtain the tangibles in life. For example, if we take a seed and plant it in the soil and give it whatever it needs to grow except time, the seed will not develop into a full plant, why? Another example is a wound. Give the injury some medical attention but open it soon after and don’t give it time. Will the wound heal fast? Why? Therefore we can see that when it comes to time, we are helpless unless we play by the rule book.
It is all fine but how is it going to help me? You might ask! With understanding this concept, we learn that just like we can not control, weather and other natural phenomena, we cannot monitor or manage time. For many decades people have tried to figure out a better way to achieve time, and yet each new invention and tool has failed to maintain time for us and has been counterproductive. Therefore by acknowledging this fact with grace and humility, we begin to remove our old beliefs system of trying to manage our time, with a new belief system. That new belief system is that we can never manage time relation to our life. Instead, we can lead our life as it relates to time. That is about the only thing we can do to improve our quality of life.
Now is the Magic of Time