May/June 2024 Alchemical Voice
Spiritual magazine to open your mind. We have amazing Norse sagas and rune power information by Shaman Shaeen Svanede, Crystal grids by Sue Penney, Shaman John Sjovik talks about flashdarks and negative energy as well as time. Mother Mary & the Holy Grail by Julie de Vere Hunt, Carol Coggan loves energy, vibration and joy. Extra-ordinary channels - Taiji Pole by Energy Psychologist Martin Lewis. Jin Shin Jyutsu by Cheli Mula. Erica Lowe talks about the power of dreaming. Learn more about how to protect yourself from Narcissists by Shaman Alchemist Jovi Hoonjan.
Spiritual magazine to open your mind. We have amazing Norse sagas and rune power information by Shaman Shaeen Svanede, Crystal grids by Sue Penney, Shaman John Sjovik talks about flashdarks and negative energy as well as time. Mother Mary & the Holy Grail by Julie de Vere Hunt, Carol Coggan loves energy, vibration and joy. Extra-ordinary channels - Taiji Pole by Energy Psychologist Martin Lewis. Jin Shin Jyutsu by Cheli Mula. Erica Lowe talks about the power of dreaming. Learn more about how to protect yourself from Narcissists by Shaman Alchemist Jovi Hoonjan.
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<strong>Alchemical</strong> <strong>Voice</strong> - L2M - Issue 26<br />
Let us imagine that it is 14:30pm. Within the 60 minutes<br />
of the hours between 14:00 and 15:00, 30 minutes are<br />
in the past and the remaining 30 minutes belong to the<br />
future. 30 minutes have already happened and 30<br />
minutes are yet to take place. In the exact moment in<br />
between is the present. However, the present moment<br />
can be divided into one fraction of a moment that is in<br />
the past and one that is in the future. Supposedly, you<br />
live in the present moment. But when is that really? As<br />
we have seen, it is very brief. Before we know it, it will<br />
have disappeared into the mist of past times, whilst<br />
simultaneously being replenished with fresh time<br />
arriving from the future. It seems as if there are a<br />
number of infinitesimally short moments of present time<br />
that keep replacing each other.<br />
The way I see it, time as used and interpreted by people<br />
is an invention to make it easier to plan and control our<br />
lives. A traditional clock, with hands moving around the<br />
circular dial, is simply a device to make it easier for us to<br />
catch a train, meet a friend, or go to work before the<br />
boss notices that we are missing. Life is a chain of<br />
events (as Immanuel Kant would have it) and a clock<br />
provides one way of measuring the distance between<br />
them, just as a map will show you the geographic<br />
location and physical distance between two places or<br />
events.<br />
All the time you need<br />
It has been said that you have the time you need. You<br />
may not always feel that this is the case. “If only I had<br />
more time”, people often say. Yet, that notion is more<br />
often related to anxiety, a sense of inadequacy or<br />
shortcoming, rather than really not having enough time.<br />
I mentioned that time is not a commodity. This means<br />
that one person cannot access more of it than anyone<br />
else. If something is due tomorrow, we all have the same<br />
number of minutes until the hour strikes. Yet, is that<br />
really true, from a spiritual point of view? There is<br />
interplay between time and action. Time can stretch,<br />
flex and be malleable. I truly believe that Spirit has a<br />
hand in this. I claim that the expression “We made it just<br />
in time!” is more often heard than “Damn, we missed it”.<br />
You do have all the time you need. Just remove your<br />
watch and avoid paying any attention to time. Time<br />
does not really exist anyway.<br />
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