They tell us time is like a donut that it just keeps happening over & over!! Just imagine jumping from 1943 to 1983 as Al Bielek did....then they were sent back to 1943 to smash the equipment on the ship as things were getting out of control!! We are still learning about "time"....that's for sure!! Then we have Andrew Basiago who experienced real time travel as a child with his Father! I heard one Whistleblower telling about how he experienced life in 19th century England & now wanted to try out living in Greek times!! There is SO much for us to learn, even about "time" itself!! Apparently, "time" is happening all at once??? I found reading Billy Carson's "Compendium of The Emerald Tablets" helpful in trying to understand our place in the Big Scheme of Things!!
Yes Kim... time passage perception seems to be shared the same by many of us no matter where we live. I lived most of my life ( 50 yrs) in New Jersey USA where the pace was fast. The last 20 years I have lived in rural Vermont USA which is a different pace and attitude and I am definitely a better fit here. Yet, I am busy but the surrounding environment is more peaceful. We have the hectic people here also, but not as many as NJ. NJ and Vermont are virtually the same geographic size but NJ has over 9 Million people and some large cities. Vermont has only 650K people and it's biggest city has no tall buildings and is tiny compared to others.
I believe that the more memories we acquire, the faster the perception of time. It definitely feels of a faster pace regardless of whether which side of the 'pond' (Atlantic Ocean) we are on. PS. I listened to your comments this time instead of reading them. I like hearing your voice inflections as they mirror that of your partner, Ole !! : > )
Also Kim, I read many sub stacks on our world conditions. Yours comes from a human perspective and it reminds us to 'smell the flowers'. I enjoy that and it is refreshing. Thank you
Good write-up! I think time seeming to go by quicker, is a common experience to those of us who marry, have children and then watch them grow up and do it again themselves. Very common with most people I've spoken to my age (late 30s) and my parent's age (early 70s).
Enjoying these letters you are putting out. So often they are exactly where I am at the moment. Thanks for reminding me to slow down and savor! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
They tell us time is like a donut that it just keeps happening over & over!! Just imagine jumping from 1943 to 1983 as Al Bielek did....then they were sent back to 1943 to smash the equipment on the ship as things were getting out of control!! We are still learning about "time"....that's for sure!! Then we have Andrew Basiago who experienced real time travel as a child with his Father! I heard one Whistleblower telling about how he experienced life in 19th century England & now wanted to try out living in Greek times!! There is SO much for us to learn, even about "time" itself!! Apparently, "time" is happening all at once??? I found reading Billy Carson's "Compendium of The Emerald Tablets" helpful in trying to understand our place in the Big Scheme of Things!!
Wow interesting for sure. For me I try to enjoy the little moments every day, before my time runs out. :)
Yes Kim... time passage perception seems to be shared the same by many of us no matter where we live. I lived most of my life ( 50 yrs) in New Jersey USA where the pace was fast. The last 20 years I have lived in rural Vermont USA which is a different pace and attitude and I am definitely a better fit here. Yet, I am busy but the surrounding environment is more peaceful. We have the hectic people here also, but not as many as NJ. NJ and Vermont are virtually the same geographic size but NJ has over 9 Million people and some large cities. Vermont has only 650K people and it's biggest city has no tall buildings and is tiny compared to others.
I believe that the more memories we acquire, the faster the perception of time. It definitely feels of a faster pace regardless of whether which side of the 'pond' (Atlantic Ocean) we are on. PS. I listened to your comments this time instead of reading them. I like hearing your voice inflections as they mirror that of your partner, Ole !! : > )
Also Kim, I read many sub stacks on our world conditions. Yours comes from a human perspective and it reminds us to 'smell the flowers'. I enjoy that and it is refreshing. Thank you
So lovely to hear from you and sounds like you are in beautiful nature now. Thank you for listening.
Good write-up! I think time seeming to go by quicker, is a common experience to those of us who marry, have children and then watch them grow up and do it again themselves. Very common with most people I've spoken to my age (late 30s) and my parent's age (early 70s).
Yes thanks Chris.
Time does seem to be flying.
Indeed
I love how you think.
Thanks dear.
Enjoying these letters you are putting out. So often they are exactly where I am at the moment. Thanks for reminding me to slow down and savor! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks hun, lets catch up an have some un soon. xx
Greta yes I totally know the feeling. I paint myself and when in that flow, time seems to stop. Then 3 hours later, oops where did it go. Love it.