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We spoke of spiritually obstructive concepts. Another obstructive concept that
is in the human world is the concept of time. Humankind only needs time
measured in days, hours and minutes so that it can allocate certain activities to
certain times. You have work time, leisure time, and a time we frequently hear
called ‘no time’. Even ‘no time’ is obstructive in so far as it is a time that
nothing can be done in. We hear the expression though, “I’ll have that done in
no time”, and often we see it taking ‘for ever’, and never getting finished. If it
is finished in ‘no time’ then it is surely rushed! Humanity has’ languaged’
time in a very peculiar way and has consequently confused itself by their own
language. You will hear the accusation of being ‘early’ or ‘late’. Who or what
determines this? Yet people get there ‘as soon as they could’ but are still ‘late?
The one setting the time has set it to their convenience and seldom allows for
Devine intervention. A financial value is attributed to our time by society
which determines how much your time is worth to them, and not by how much
your time is worth to you. Have you ever thought how much your time is
worth? How often have those words been uttered around the death bed, “I only
wish I had more time”, “I’d give anything for more time”. Time is only a
concept that has importance to the human, every other species is unconcerned
about what time it is. All of creation knows spiritual time, it’s God’s time, a
time set in creation and by the Law of Cause and Effect. You can let time pass
you by but you can never kill time. When your life comes to a stop you never
stop living, not even when you die. Now is always the right time. The right
time is when everything that is meant to happen at that time happens. Time is
never too long nor too short. The end is never the end as life is eternal and
doesn’t depend on embodiment. Your world needs time as it has devised it as a
control mechanism. Time is invaluable to the human but not in a spiritual
sense. No money can possibly buy time, that is God’s time, and not for sale.
So you see how time is in a spiritual sense and how it compares in a material
sense. We have said it is spiritually obstructive. We say this because we see