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Read more or subscribe to Larry's work here: larrygmaguire.com/subscribe. Follow Larry @larrygmaguire on Twitter. If you enjoy this episode, please help spread the word and offer a review on iTunes. Please support the show: http://patreon.com/larrygmaguire
Today on the show I'm discussing the nature of the human mind and it's adherence to the concept of time. Long story short, there is no time, all there is is Now. An ever lasting moment where there exists constant change. People confuse change for time, but time is an arbitrary concept. It's a tool like a hammer or a measuring tape and when we are done with it we should put it back on the shelf. But instead we believe in it. We believe there's a better version of ourselves in the future, but the future doesn't exist and so we become lost. We are living outside our minds, in the illusion of time and space. Follow me on Twitter @larrygmaguire
In my enthusiasm, I, of course, was incorrect with regard to leap year. We add a day every 4
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Today on the show I'm discussing the nature of the human mind and it's adherence to the concept of time. Long story short, there is no time, all there is is Now. An ever lasting moment where there exists constant change. People confuse change for time, but time is an arbitrary concept. It's a tool like a hammer or a measuring tape and when we are done with it we should put it back on the shelf. But instead we believe in it. We believe there's a better version of ourselves in the future, but the future doesn't exist and so we become lost. We are living outside our minds, in the illusion of time and space. Follow me on Twitter @larrygmaguire
In my enthusiasm, I, of course, was incorrect with regard to leap year. We add a day every 4
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Get full access to The Sunday Letters Journal at sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe
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By Larry G. Maguire | Psychologist
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Read more or subscribe to Larry's work here: larrygmaguire.com/subscribe. Follow Larry @larrygmaguire on Twitter. If you enjoy this episode, please help spread the word and offer a review on iTunes. Please support the show: http://patreon.com/larrygmaguire
Today on the show I'm discussing the nature of the human mind and it's adherence to the concept of time. Long story short, there is no time, all there is is Now. An ever lasting moment where there exists constant change. People confuse change for time, but time is an arbitrary concept. It's a tool like a hammer or a measuring tape and when we are done with it we should put it back on the shelf. But instead we believe in it. We believe there's a better version of ourselves in the future, but the future doesn't exist and so we become lost. We are living outside our minds, in the illusion of time and space. Follow me on Twitter @larrygmaguire
In my enthusiasm, I, of course, was incorrect with regard to leap year. We add a day every 4
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sunday-letters/message
Get full access to The Sunday Letters Journal at sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe
Today on the show I'm discussing the nature of the human mind and it's adherence to the concept of time. Long story short, there is no time, all there is is Now. An ever lasting moment where there exists constant change. People confuse change for time, but time is an arbitrary concept. It's a tool like a hammer or a measuring tape and when we are done with it we should put it back on the shelf. But instead we believe in it. We believe there's a better version of ourselves in the future, but the future doesn't exist and so we become lost. We are living outside our minds, in the illusion of time and space. Follow me on Twitter @larrygmaguire
In my enthusiasm, I, of course, was incorrect with regard to leap year. We add a day every 4
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sunday-letters/message
Get full access to The Sunday Letters Journal at sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe