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Gevin Giorbran
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Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
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published
2006
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8 editions
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“The forces of nature aren’t arbitrarily selected in some way by
chance or design, they are simply the possible directions of time.”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
chance or design, they are simply the possible directions of time.”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
“Everything Forever
Time is one enormous moment
Where children play
not knowing of a tomorrow
where people walk along an ocean
and gaze in wet air
This sense of separation and loss
is all illusion
though old men tell of the past
as if it is gone somewhere else
to children who listen
as if it used to be
We all walk here in time
not yet knowing
as we ponder the mystery
and animals listen
that all in this same moment
the world begins
and the world ends
while these waves
crash upon the shore
regardless
And now as I touch your hand
time will stand still
and trap something there forever
for us to view from some heaven
as we are forever born
into an endless moment”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
Time is one enormous moment
Where children play
not knowing of a tomorrow
where people walk along an ocean
and gaze in wet air
This sense of separation and loss
is all illusion
though old men tell of the past
as if it is gone somewhere else
to children who listen
as if it used to be
We all walk here in time
not yet knowing
as we ponder the mystery
and animals listen
that all in this same moment
the world begins
and the world ends
while these waves
crash upon the shore
regardless
And now as I touch your hand
time will stand still
and trap something there forever
for us to view from some heaven
as we are forever born
into an endless moment”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
“When someone doesn’t acknowledge the miraculous conditions of the
cosmos, and instead attributes all the systemization and orderliness that we
observe all to thermal energy, as if we should expect energy has some innate
potential to create orderliness, it stinks of a kind of repression of the profound
for no other reason than to avoid the philosophical implications.”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
cosmos, and instead attributes all the systemization and orderliness that we
observe all to thermal energy, as if we should expect energy has some innate
potential to create orderliness, it stinks of a kind of repression of the profound
for no other reason than to avoid the philosophical implications.”
― Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
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