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In Consciousness There Is No Time
Experience by Susan Helene Kramer
I had an experience outside of time consciousness on a visit to my
childhood home in September, 2000. My husband and I were visiting my father and
siblings for a family reunion. I had walked down the front yard to sit on the
bank of the Magothy River, a tributary of the
Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
This mossy spot was at the base of an old white oak where I had sat as a
child watching mallards, herons and all varieties of smaller birds fishing and
nesting, rearing their young.
Were these the same speed
boats of 40 years ago zooming ahead, or circling more majestic sailboats, all
making their way toward the broader expanse of bay, just beyond Gibson Island?
For me it was possible to go home again, I felt just as I did sitting
there as a child. In contradiction, it is said we can't go back, but I found
that in consciousness we are not bound by a knotted time line; we really can go
back, simultaneously enjoying the present, by sinking into the fullness of
experience.
As my body and mind relaxed, there was ease and comfort in discovering
what was experienced in the past is alive and real today in my consciousness.
Events come and go. What survives are memories and love once
experienced. Love is continuous regardless of worldly limits of time and place.
Our dear ones remain with us and us with them behind closed eyes, relaxed body,
peaceful mind.
In consciousness there is no
time.
Closed eyes see events of
earlier today
The same as those
from yesterday.
In Consciousness There Is No Time Copyright © 2000-2020 Susan Helene Kramer | Photo
credit Stan Schaap
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About the Author:
A meditation and yoga practitioner since
1976, Susan Kramer writes on practical spirituality, family and social issues,
and dance. Her instructional books are listed at her web site – http://www.susankramer.com/books.html
Email: susan@susankramer.com
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