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Time-Light
Time-Light is a philosophy, a therapy, a self-help method - and yet it is greater, and deeper, than the sum of its parts. It is a new way to see yourself, the world and the purpose of life.Time-Light tells you who you really are. It takes you on a unique voyage of discovery as you uncover that 'you' are made up of three selves, or time bodies. As you age, you become time-heavy as experiences you never fully understood begin to weigh you down.Time-Light is a theory and a practice that includes a 21-day programme that helps you become time-light as you were when you were a child and you could see the world as it really is - an unfolding miracle in the present.Time-Light includes a Foreword by best-selling author Lynne McTaggart (The Field, The Intention Experiment and The Bond). She describes Time-Light as "one of the most plausible theories I've ever read about what it means to be human."
225 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2011
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June 7, 2012
I like the mind-body concept and I would include this book in that catagory but not in a typical way. The "light" of Time-Light refers to psychological weight (emotional baggage=Time-Heavy).
The author denies that a subconscious exists and creates a model of the self that contains three bodies,like the trinity, being the past, present, and potential. The past seems like the subconscious to me. Only the present body operates in time-space which is consistent with what I have read and agree with, that the subconscious does not know time. For me it is difficult to picture anything outside of time-space but I think he is onto something, at least his model is helpful in dealing with those demons from the past (subconscious) that haunt our emotions and health.
For those new to the mind-body idea this is probably a bit far out. If one has given serious thought and study to the idea this book will be at least intriguing and possibly life changing.
My 3-E rating:
Entertainment - 5
Edification - 7
Enlightenment - 8
I read it twice in May. It's an easy read.
The author denies that a subconscious exists and creates a model of the self that contains three bodies,like the trinity, being the past, present, and potential. The past seems like the subconscious to me. Only the present body operates in time-space which is consistent with what I have read and agree with, that the subconscious does not know time. For me it is difficult to picture anything outside of time-space but I think he is onto something, at least his model is helpful in dealing with those demons from the past (subconscious) that haunt our emotions and health.
For those new to the mind-body idea this is probably a bit far out. If one has given serious thought and study to the idea this book will be at least intriguing and possibly life changing.
My 3-E rating:
Entertainment - 5
Edification - 7
Enlightenment - 8
I read it twice in May. It's an easy read.
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