06 Jul Kotodama 65

“I”, “is”, and “time” are the most frequently used pronoun, verb and noun.

While these words never appear together as a sentence, “I is time” reveals what we are.

“I” implies a personal self that’s separate from all that is not the self.

“Is” (unlike the customary “am”) suggests being, not a being; a universal identity beyond the personal self.

Our universal identity is the Soul.

The Soul is what’s before and after the now.

In the now, the Soul is revealed.

“Time” is a concept that frames how the self perceives the now, as everchanging independent things; not as it is: timeless and interdependent.*

“I is time”: I, the self, am the Soul having a human experience.

I Is Time

Acronym: “I IT”

“I” am the now, an ever-moving light that passes over and reveals the Soul. The Soul is “IT”, a general noun for undifferentiated reality, ultimate reality.

“I IT”: I am the Soul.

“I IT”: Eye It

What I see is what I am.