Weaving my TimeSpace

2009 May 8th

In one moment, I sensed that all of one's past events are like holographic woven sheet, whereas all potential events are like individual particles floating about in a sea of possibility.

Those stories of events which have already occurred are certainly holographic, changing in hue and appearance depending upon one's observation. Keeping that in mind, even while weaving my TimeSpace throughout my life, I must remain cognizant of the stories and plays which arise from my environment's infinite perceptions.

It seems the more I play on the field of shallow perceptions, the more I draw notice and perception on that level. And it is apparently difficult to forget previous travels upon lower planes of perception, for the mind seems entertained by the return to that thought field.

In this moment I choose to tell my story in a powerful way. In other moments, the story is of common struggle and lack.