Timing

Its all in the timing. Or is it? Since we are time machines, meaning we go forward and back in time, “timing” may become less important than we think it was. (whoa Nellie! we are time machines???) So if we are time machine, then we can go back and forward in time? Yes. And we do every day. Most of every day as a matter of fact. When we think about the past, we are the past. When we think about the future, we are the future, And yes, we take our bodies with us. Try it right now. Think about a past event that had a big impact on you. You can feel those same sensations in your body, so your body went back in time with you. Same thing with the future. If we dread a situation, our body feels and registers that dread. If we are excited about a situation, our body experiences and registers that sensation.

So how does this affect “timing?” It means that we can change the past and future, or at least our relationship to it, which in fact, changes the event’s affect on us, which changes the event for all practical purposes. Which means “timing” will play a less important role the more we are in the present moment. Why? Because in the Present Moment, all things are possible. It is the present moment where we are in Wholeness, in the arms of the Mother, sitting on God the Father’s knee (or Santa’s lap), the place where “miracles” occur. Because in the present moment, there is no past or future, no duality, and since there is no duality, we are not governed by the laws of duality, which would be Newtonian physics. And it that’s not enough “gravity” for you, then hey! Stay light! Stay present! 

Christmas present. Christmas presence. 

So open your presence. 

What a great gift. 

At when the timing is right, meaning when I’m feeling the past come into the present moment, I will do the 2013 recap. Unless it doesn’t happen. Which is also Perfect. Timing. 

Like being in the perfect place to capture a sunset.