Sunday, October 4, 2020

 TIME MOUNTS


When one looks across Time, whether “backward” or “forward”, 
one will perceive high and low places, like knots or nodes on the Time Line. 
The high spots, Time Mounts are experiences of great emotional reckoning, importance, accolade, or trauma. These are the Times that stand out, stand up, stand alone.


In reviewing Life, in contemplation or at the transition of the mortal experience, these Mounts provide places where if one was composing an essay, would stand as a section, chapter, or defining moment: the Denouement, the turn (if not the tying-up or conclusion). These Mounts are the highlights, good and bad. 

Sometimes, one cannot correctly perceive a Time Mount for what it is until long-distance perspective is gained. A chapter you have labeled as tragedy may later be defined as a monument to challenge, courage, or perseverance. It is a powerful rising. It is change. It is sudden clarity: lightning on the Mount. 

Be aware of your Time Mounts. Do you lull between them, or do you do your best to maintain an aware and active status? Your Mounts are but part of the story. Like every moment you have lived between your photographs, there you are: alive, breathing, thinking, feeling, doing.

Live in Inclusion. Gaze upon the landscape of your Life in Whole. The Time Mounts need no further mark upon them; perhaps they have already been clarified and reconfigured. Let them stand in the sun, but do not forget the shadowed valleys which lie between the Mounts . . . and can be the sweetest, softest part of your memories.

You know the heartbeat on a graph—the spikes that rise and fall. The contraction. The expansion. A pulse occurs only by rising and falling. Time Mounts occur only by the locomotion made in the movement of your Life.

Blessed Be This Day 

This is a Direct Voice Communication from 
my Tribe, Spirit Elders who share their wisdoms 
with me from the other side of the veil.

 Sunday, October 04, 2020


Photo by Dayan Quinteros on Unsplash




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