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At Jack’s suggestion, I have been attending to “Times Present Presence” to see what this would feel like. At first, it felt like a “core companion” of experience. Then it faded as experience became more solid.
Regards, Hayward
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Michael
That is a very graphic description. However, when I lose access to “time’s present presence”, experience feels quite ordinary. Things becomes things and circumstance becomes circumstance, very much like always and I lose the pleasant supportive experience of times presence as companion and benefactor.
You write beautifully
Thanks for the dialogue
Hayward
Hi Hayward,
When experience solidifies, is that like the process of “substantializing” through which the swirling realms of space become objects with no knowable interior? When “experience” solidifies does it drop away from the realm of felt life, like an unopened book on the shelf, of which all we can say is that it is a block of substance bound by a colorful jacket?
Michael