Remarks on...

Jun 17, 2025

Brought Forth (a certain amount of energy and time)…

There’s the passage of time (at least, what we agree about time, that “we all have the same 24 hours in a day,” so we can function around it). There is the perception of the passage of time (relative to our interface-body apparatus). And then, there is time.
Is there time left? Could we have more time left available to us in the same amount of time? In that same 15 and even 5 minutes? Could we stretch it?
[Experiment] You look at time and it marks 3:36 PM. When it's 3:41 PM, could you possibly have had 1 hour available to you instead of just 5 minutes? Could that time have been expanded to the point of more time being allowed to somehow enter, sweep through and fit right in, in between those minutes, aggregating to them, expanding them, so much so that 1 minute would be allowed to contain 12 minutes within its space or more?! And the answer is a resounding yes! (And without contradicting the clock at hand which would still show 3:41 PM.)
[Spaces of Time] Not only you can "go into that container" of time, but you can make it last, expand into just about enough time for what you're doing, for what you need. I call them spaces of time, and it’s how I refer to spacetime. Where space is the carrier of time, and it's malleable, adaptable to its "time content." And time is the “ruler.” When time, with its types of “content,” initiates, then space initiates; it follows the parameters given by time according to its specified type of content. (Now, brace for directives!)

Show-How (time and freedom of movement)…

How do you even start? I’m going to ask you a question, and before you answer, out loud or silently, hold it for at least 5 seconds. Don’t try to answer, just allow that moment to pass through. And while it does, observe it, and feel or see if that “moment” brings something with it. See if you can catch what that is. Ready?!
Here’s the question: Where are you right now?
The amount of time you just experienced right now, incoming through, yes, that’s correct, there is an “arrow” of time to that time, and that time does not just happen to be laying around for everyone in the same way, it has to be initiated, triggered, just like we did when I asked you the question.
[Intent] What I mean is that the “intent” in itself is sufficient. Intent is the cause of time. What I mean even further is that depending on what you intend (and here comes both your will and volition, consciously or unconsciously), the arrow of time initiates as it picks it up, but does it independently, it has its own motion, even though initiated by you (when done consciously, like you just did).
I’m talking about a certain degree of freedom you can start exercising with, that can lead to freedom of movement within time, and because of the “kind” of time you can initiate.

Good to Know (the perception of the passage of time)…

In order to dabble [more] with what we just did above, you have to cleanse up perception from being too tied up with the body’s senses, in the sense that perception can be enhanced when there is a higher level of awareness. And that is related to the differences between your own mind and the mind of the body, with its own dexterity in managing its biological processes for example, without having to ask for your help, your mind.
The perception of the passage of time is tied to the experience of it which, in turn, is tied to the “device” doing the experiencing. And in our case, our body.
And depending on the level of your awareness, your experience is blurred by being too close together with the events taking place inside the body (the way the body takes and processes impacts), or it is delivered with a level of clarity that is incredibly precise, where there is the experiential knowing of the distances and differences between the physical constituent elements “sustaining” you, the infinitesimal foundational matter of you inside the body, and the spaces (and time, the contents) of the body.

Frank Thousand