06 Jul Kotodama 65

“I”, “Is”, and “Time” are the most frequently used pronoun, verb and noun.

While these words are never together as a sentence, “I is time” reveals the ultimate truth of existence.

“I” implies a self separate from that which is not “I”.

Yet, “Is”, unlike “am”, suggests a universal identity beyond the personal self.

The universal identity is the soul, as every thing is a manifestation of the soul.

“Time” is an intangible aspect of solely the now, as what’s before and after the now (the soul) is timeless.

“I is time” is transcendental; pure being in the now.

As I is time, I (the self) use time to slice and dice the now into many small pieces, creating duality.

However, the slicing and dicing is an illusion as the now is continuous, everchanging and eternal; a manifestation of the soul.

When I (the soul) am time (the now), there are no pieces; just peace.

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.