06 Jul

Posted at 10:18h in I Am Time, Kotodama

"I", "Is", and "Time" are the most frequently used pronoun, verb and noun. While these words are never together in a sentence, "I is time", they reveal the ultimate truth of existence. "Is", unlike "am", suggests an identity relating to universal reality beyond the personal self. "I is time" implies I am not a self, emotion or characteristic. "I is time" is transcendental. I is a flow of events. I is infinite, continuous, eternal. I is being, not a being.   I is time Acronym: "I-it" or "Eye-it" "It" is the most unspecific description. It is what it is whatever it is. As "it" can refer to anything, it is essentially every thing. "I it": I and the universe are one. "Eye-it": what I see is what I am.   I is time. I am the flow of the universe....

01 Jul

Posted at 10:18h in I Am Time, Kotodama

"Wow" is an instinctive sound we make when we encounter something that captivates, astonishes, or delights us. The sound of "wow" is like love, made by puckering our lips when making a kiss....

27 Jun

Posted at 10:15h in I Am Time, Kotodama

"The Great Way" begins with "no know" and ends with "know no." "The Great Way" (or Tao), a central concept in Taoism, is the natural flow of the universe and the path to harmony. It is the path to liberation from our temporary individual self to realizing our eternal oneness with the Everything. The Everything is the soul and its manifestation in the now. The soul is what every thing is before and after it is what it is whatever it is in the now. The soul is "no-thing," just energy. The now is an infinite number of seemingly separate things. However, their separateness is an illusion, as all things are interdependent. Ultimately, all things in the now are one thing: the manifestation (expression) of the soul. The self is who we are in the now. The self conceives the now as a duality: the self and that which is not the self. Upon this foundational duality, we perceive separateness between all things in the now. The self's perception of separateness is based on illusions (memories, stories and identities) that define who we are, not what we are (the Everything). The path to liberation begins when we realize we "no know." That is, our self does not know what we are. We then dispense with our heretofore perception of reality based on the self and its illusions. Dispensing with the illusion of separateness, we come to "know no;" to know the "no-thing" (the soul). Knowing the soul, we experience the expression of the soul, the now, as an interconnectedness of all things. From the soul to the soul's expression and the reverting to the soul is the natural flow of the universe. Realizing that this is what we are, the Everything, we are in harmony with the flow of the universe.   Meditation is a central practice of "The Great Way." Through meditation, we can let go of the self which in turn liberates us from the self. Holding the self makes the hand a fist, an aggressive gesture suggestive of duality. Letting go the self, the hand opens like a handshake that allows us to connect with all things. The connection is love. In meditation, we focus on breathing and the space between breaths. The breaths are the now and the space between breaths is the "no-thing" (the soul). In the space of the "no-thing," we can observe the now and come to realize we are the consciousness that creates it. With the wisdom of knowing we are the Everything, we realize our self's sense of separateness and the self itself are illusions. This wisdom leads us to compassion, to love all things in the now.   The sounds of "no know" and "know no" are the same, but their meanings distinct. The same energy vibrations (sound) from the soul is manifested as different words in the now. Liberation is reverting from words to their sounds; from distinct to harmonious. The path back is the Tao. The Tao reveals that "no know" and "know no" are one; that we and the energy are one....