Ha ha ha! Fancy title on a glorified blog, eh? Anyway…
Welcome!, no matter from where in the Universe you may source. If you are reading this, you have already engaged with us, whether you are consciously aware of it or not: we have been singing to the DNA in your body since before you emerged on this world in human form…
Outside Space and Time is a “place” where we connect with individuals and groups who may have come across information about our Park Bench meditation. Among us here are those who first articulated and developed this process. Others are among the first who have engaged with it. Here we share some insights about possibilities for further development and use, in case someone might wish to explore more of our processes.
Now then, let’s cut to the chase…
In a Place Outside of Space And Time…
In the heart of a most wondrous and magnificent garden…
We are sitting on a bench...
with the Being
we will have become,
and already are,
at the End of Time.
We hug, we chat,
we joke, we laugh,
and we become aware
of a network
in the fields of our Being
that allows us to easily
and gracefully
return to this place
and enjoy this space
any time we choose.
And a voice rises up
from deep in our interior saying,
"And so it is."
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There is a bit more to the “recommended” process but that’s the very heart of it. We are also working to develop other articulations designed to further enhance the experience of our spirits in living these human lives. Invitations to join us are “in the mail”…
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What is articulated here
is built on a foundation
of four energetic vectors:
Gratitude and Generosity,
Stimulation and Support
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The Library
A space where we speculate on the actual mechanics of unfolding the universe.
Community Meditations
Generally, on Tuesday evenings I engage with a group of meditators via Zoom. Now and then, other events come up in the group.
When:
Venue:
Ruminations on Existence
To my mind, a “transfer station,” but not a “transfer station” in the usual sense. More a library for collecting “ruminations” on my ideas for expanding our perspectives, to try and make “sense” of what we see and know and feel to be real and true for ourselves.