About Time
I had a claircognizant event during a group discussion of higher perspectives. It might also have been clairvoyant, because an image came with it. I was mid-sentence. I was saying that I have heard many people say that time is a human invention, that humans created it. That has always grated with me. I don’t reject the notion of simultaneous time, but rather, I don’t believe humans are capable of such a creation. And when these speakers talk about time, they speak with such disdain, as if it’s something that belongs in the garbage, and not worth consideration. That is my perception.
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My claircognizant event showed me that time is neither a creation nor an invention. Time is a perception. It is an innate aspect of the human mind and psyche. It allows humans to make sense of our world and the Universe. It allows us to have the unique human experiences that we came here for. The comedian Garrison Keillor has said that “Time is so everything doesn’t happen all at once. Space is so it doesn’t all happen to me.” Yes, it’s funny, but I can’t think of anything truer, from a human perspective, and it illustrates the human perception of time, the human need for time, perfectly.
To disrespect this aspect of our physical existence is to disrespect a part of ourselves. And if we are to love ourselves, we must love all of us. I would respectfully ask those who have an audience and speak of time as not “real” from Spirit’s perspective to be more respectful of it. Time is a human perception. Ok, so it’s not how the Universe works from a higher perspective, but it is a very real aspect of the human experience, and a core part of us as humans. We can hold two contradictory thoughts in our heads simultaneously. Love ourselves! Love time! We all live by it, in this world. Aspire to the experience of Spirit! But never dismiss our human selves and all of the traits and aspects that help us survive here. We will leave this experience when our time comes. 😉 ;-)
