Hello Tomas, I enjoyed your pondering on the different concepts of time. And thanks for including Staromestsky orloj as the cover image. I never get tired of looking at it – Prague is my hometown. :)

I wanted to ask you what you meant by this last paragraph:

"To change your life, revitalize, transform and create someone or something new, you must release time as a mad march forward beyond your control, and immerse in time as the pure creativity of which you are composed."

I do understand the first part of it, but how does the immersion into time as creativity look in terms of practical application? How is it different? How is the change/transformation ignited here as opposed to the linear time that is out of our control?

If you could explain that a bit more, that would be wonderful! You're onto something really powerful here.

Dr. Martina Olbert
Dr. Martina Olbert

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