Time is such an absurd tool of the mind. And, yet, the majority of people still think and believe that this mind-made conceptual structure defines everything a person experiences. But, let’s travel to another planet somewhere in the universe. Strangely, the developing species of a distant planet would contradict our mathematics and timeline structures. Instead, this alien civilization labels our calculation of one year as one month. Furthermore, what we structure as one month is one day.
And, likely, another planet on the other side of the universe would structure conceptual time in a completely different fashion. Thus, it seems likely that everything is a mind structure that depicts illusions that overshadow the presence of being. Therefore, in example, any given person conceives the concept of time as moving very fast. While, another person manifests a timeline that is slow. Neither are accurate or tangible. Nevertheless, the usage of our presence determines how we interact with life. Thus, conceptual mind behavior influences the manifestation of our beingness.
Conceptual Thought Patterns Cause Confusion
Please focus on the acknowledgment that the essence of pure beingness is the unconditional experience of presence. Thus, Unaware attachment and dependency on conceptual thought behavior causes misconceptions. You, as a state of presence, are here. However, and very likely, your mind is conceptually somewhere, other than here. And, these thoughts, emotions and beliefs restrict conscious energy expansion. Let’s continue with the example of time to illustrate the manifestation of presence in an unaware person. Jim Croce’s song Time in a Bottle suggests capturing the concept of time. The lyrics are a beautiful and sentimental tribute to living. But, do not restrict the beingness of your presence through conceptional thinking.
I propose that you practice living life in the void of no time. I practice this during daily activities. Living without attachment and dependency to mental patterns of behavior is beneficial. Einstein determined that time is relative. In other words, the rate at which time passes depends on a person’s frame of reference. Thus, unaware presence causes you to chase each moment with the demand to catch it. However, the practice of conscious awareness in the void of no time offers unconditional living in the flow of life.
