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2022, 2023, inspiration, life, Metaphysics, new year, past and present, personal, Philosophy, reality, time, Wholeness

And yet we know it’s all just one continuous unfolding as one day or year slips seamlessly into the next. This marking of time is an illusion and has no more weight than what we give it.
In reality, there’s just this present awareness of the here and now before it too dissolves into what we call the past and evolves into what call the future. But what we call the past and the future are just part of one continuous, seamless, whole.
What we experience as the passage of time is simply the process by which we come to know that wholeness—intimately, inch by inch—as it reveals itself to us through it unravelling. As if the totality of existence is one huge ball of yarn that we are experiencing as it unfolds, moment by moment. And yet we too are woven into that wholeness, each of us separately and together. And what we are witnessing is our own self-revealing.
Nothing we cherish is lost. Nothing we aspire toward is unfulfilled. It’s all part of the one Whole.
The longer I live, the more I see things this way, and see myself as an essential part of it—as ever fresh, and as ancient as time itself. A time out of mind, or mind out of time.
2022, I embrace all you revealed to me of what forever is.
2023, I welcome all you will unfold of what was and will be.
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This is a beautiful perspective Deborah. I might borrow it!
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I’m so glad it spoke to you. Feel free to borrow! Wishing you the best, each coming day and year.
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Thanks.
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So beautifully said Deborah and the perfect painting to accompany your reflections. Thank you for this and all these as always!
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Thank you so much Terrill. Turner’s paintings are so ethereal and exquisite. I use them a lot.
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Happy New Year Deborah! 3️⃣1️⃣🕛1️⃣
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A happy New Year to you too, Cindy!
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Love the Turner painting. Not sure I recognize this one; is it an excerpt, or the full image?
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Isn’t he great? I was unfamiliar with this one too. But it’s a full painting, Sun Setting Over a Lake, 1840.
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yes, he’s one of my favorites for sure. Glad to kow about this ‘new’ one.
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