Thank you for this Bonnie. I found it so helpful. I'm now pondering our collective understanding of time as a contributor to the "stuck-ness" of modernity. Our inability to experience, "know", intuit (not sure of the right word) the in-between seems to make us captive to only what is seen and measured. Rationality as a vechicle for stuck-ness. Perhaps co-creating new stories and myths might help in a different way of being with time...lots to ponder.
Thank you for another great presentation. I've been pondering if the 'causal record' you referenced is somehow stored in our DNA and is capable of a kind of mutative reassembly. Also, I came across this video and feel like it's a powerful explanation/meditation on how time works. I sense that tomorrow is found in our past: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNtSAQHNONo
Thank you for this Bonnie. I found it so helpful. I'm now pondering our collective understanding of time as a contributor to the "stuck-ness" of modernity. Our inability to experience, "know", intuit (not sure of the right word) the in-between seems to make us captive to only what is seen and measured. Rationality as a vechicle for stuck-ness. Perhaps co-creating new stories and myths might help in a different way of being with time...lots to ponder.
Thank you for another great presentation. I've been pondering if the 'causal record' you referenced is somehow stored in our DNA and is capable of a kind of mutative reassembly. Also, I came across this video and feel like it's a powerful explanation/meditation on how time works. I sense that tomorrow is found in our past: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNtSAQHNONo
Recording here
https://youtu.be/J7F-80wx0cE?si=j7cOC5V56VBmFF2-
Thank you Bonnie