Shannon´s last blog post..Flowering Fridays: Seeing the Wholeness

I’d fly anywhere for that.

Kelly

I love your idea of walking into your future self. I am going to try it. Maybe I’ll post some future tweets. That might be fun.

PS: I live in the Vancouver area. I would love to see a Hiro, Fabeku, Havi something or other. That would be fabulous. Maybe I could help facilitate…

Christina´s last blog post..Quick biopsy update

I have my todoodlist-mindmap thing, and I just look at it and go, “What feels like it needs to be done right now?” And then I get lost in the activity of doing that thing. And, oddly enough, if I am interrupted, it doesn’t bother me. I smoothly transition into the other activity, knowing I’ve always got my map to bring me back into whatever should come next. I feel free from the Schedule Dictator.

So, I guess for me, time is a cat. Even though I’m really more of a dog person. When I don’t try to catch the cat and make it sit in my lap all day, we both end up better for it. I acknowledge its existence, but don’t try to force it into something that neither of us really wants in the name of “Productivity.”

So glad to have the extra ‘time’ today to read this.

melissa´s last blog post..Walking Meditation 7/16

I love your logo! (am a logo wizardess and always appreciate something that reveals a person’s essence in a beautiful way …)

Like your other commenters, I’ve also mulled over time and sometimes think our entire lives take place in a 24 hour period.

Whatever time is, it does seem many of us waste a lot of it doing things we think we should be doing rather than things we’d rather be doing. Before I grew to love my own life (and understood it belonged to me), I tried to “kill” time, to make it pass. Now I try to get the most time for the buck, squeezing out every juicy morsel.

Thx
Giulietta the Muse

Hiro Boga´s last blog post..Playing With Time

I’ve been thinking a lot about time the last couple of days. After being in a whirlwind of creation for months on end – a place that felt totally timeless – I’m now on the other side of that, planning out my calendar for the next couple of months.

It was a surreal leap from one dance with time to another.

What I love so much about your sharing is that you’ve touched on the two halves of building – the inner and the outer, the in-time and out-of-time bits. Both feel so important to me, and the out-of-time work seems to make the in-time work go so much smoother, and easier.

The exercise you shared really strikes a chord. I will be doing it self soon. Thanks so much for sharing it!

And the playing with time bit, the stretching it out or condensing it down? That happens for me through sound.

When I’m feeling pinched for time, I’ll sit with one of the old Himalayan singing bowls. I feels like the bowls open time up, making more room, more space, more time. As the sound trails off, the edges of time stretch out and there’s just more of it.

And if I need to speed things up a bit, I’ll pick up a frame drum, or my djembe, and play fast, fiery rhythms. And within seconds, I feel this vroom vroom thing happening.

Your beautiful sharing on times gives me even more to sit with, to think on, to stretch and condense and explore. And that’s absolutely awesome.