Following up on Jack’s invitation, here’s a statement and a question: we tend to wait for the future, at the expense of living our lives in our own time (Waiting for the Second Coming, Waiting for Godot). The alternative we have been studying, where the dynamic of time, coming through the future but uniting the wholeness of time, reminds me of the idea of the path, where we need a goal to guide us out of the darkness and confusion, but are never really present in our lives except by being alive in the step we are taking right now. So how can we let the future guide us to the vital heart of life, without waiting for it to arrive later? –Michael
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