Tag Archives: Future

KNOWING THE EDGE OF THE FUTURE…

Posted on August 17, 2020 by David Filippone

KNOWING THE EDGE OF THE FUTURE… In Full Presence Mindfulness FPM class recently, some students discussed experiencing some difficulty practicing the EDGE OF THE FUTURE exercise from page 99 of, ‘Dynamics of Time and Space’. The practice invites us… “To … Continue reading →

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ESSENTIAL LOTIONS…

Posted on August 14, 2018 by David Filippone

FEELING EMBODIED… Usually relegated to narratives involving memories or planning… or to feelings of confinement and compression… It’s been said by those who have plumbed it’s depths that TIME is a lubricious dimension… “When fully appreciated, Great Time is seen … Continue reading →

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The Emergent Future…

Posted on June 1, 2017 by David Filippone

“To look at the emergent future, the one that actually takes place as distinct from future imaginations, we could start with simple sensory experience of the present, focusing at the edge of ‘now‘ just as it ‘moves’ into the future—the … Continue reading →

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Promise of Spring…

Posted on February 7, 2017 by David Filippone

The ‘promise of Spring’ is really a hope and a prayer, there are no guarantees in linear time as much as we like to pretend there are. Plans we make… do they ever really turn out ‘exactly’ the way we … Continue reading →

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The Aliens… “Story of Your Life”

Posted on November 19, 2016 by David Filippone

A couple of years ago Jack had us read a story for TSK class. In the short story entitled, ‘Story of your Life’, by Ted Chiang, aliens arrive on earth. The new motion picture ‘Arrival’ is based on the short … Continue reading →

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Awash in Time

Posted on March 31, 2016 by David Filippone

Interesting article… “One of the most intriguing physics discoveries of the last century was the existence of antimatter, material that exists as the “mirror image” of subatomic particles of matter, such as electrons, protons and quarks, but with the opposite … Continue reading →

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Living Logos – (TSK & Poetry)

Posted on February 20, 2016 by David Filippone

A dictionary meaning of Logos is, “the rational principle that governs and develops the universe”, some synonyms are ‘World Reason’ and ‘world principle’. Another description is… “More fundamental than the governing principles and premises of the prevailing ‘order’, the ‘logos’ … Continue reading →

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Ripples of Response

Posted on April 27, 2013 by Caroline Sherwood

Six days ago I received an email which was a tailor-made ‘eruption’, ideally suited to our homework this week. It took me entirely by surprise and challenged a number of secretly-nurtured mental niches and fantasy future projections (both for myself … Continue reading →

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Practice Day 4/7/13 — The Power of an Insight

Posted on April 6, 2013 by David Filippone

About a week ago Michael shared a flyer from Hayward’s website about an upcoming workshop he will be conducting. Those of us who read the flyer saw a quote from Hayward that seemed to crystalize some TSK points that he … Continue reading →

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The Future Infinitive

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Michael Gray

In the final paragraph of this week’s reading and of the chapter (on SDTS Page 101), there is a surprising paradox presented in such simple language: “As we move through the present toward the future, doing so from within the … Continue reading →

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