Timeless Life: Oh How Beautiful (Part 2)
Living with time and not against it
Hi, it’s me again(:
In the first part, I discussed with you the concept of timelessness and absolute timelessness. This way of living life without time means absolute freedom, but achieving this kind of freedom may be challenging for family, friends, partners, and others, including employers, who may not understand it. To achieve this, you must attain a level of freedom where the judgment of others is not important to you.
To pull this off, you either need to have enough financial resources to forgo regular work, as traditional jobs are incompatible with this lifestyle. Since one cannot adhere to a fixed schedule due to the inherent 100 percent timelessness, making fixed appointments is avoided.
Alternatively, you can pursue a profession that allows for timelessness, such as being an author, affiliate, or engaging in other occupations where you don’t have to adhere to a strict timetable or consider anyone else’s schedule.
The third way to embrace life with absolute timelessness is to become a monk in solitude, which represents the ultimate path to achieving true freedom.
Timelessness in a world governed by time
Of course, you can also live timelessly without completely disrupting your life, causing those around you to wonder what’s wrong.
You can coexist with time without feeling rushed, without letting it dictate your entire life, and without succumbing to depression and constant pressure.
You can plan your life accordingly.
- Try to secure a job where you are not constantly under time pressure.
- Start your own business, but choose the kind where you have control and aren’t at the mercy of others or time.
- Learn to say no and avoid overcommitting, ensuring you don’t feel rushed.
- Avoid leaving everything to the last minute.
There’s much more you can do, but each person must discover it through mindfulness in their life.
The important thing is to approach everything with mindfulness, fully aware of yourself and your surroundings, and to live in the here and now. Refrain from dwelling on past regrets, whether your own or those imposed by others. Equally, cease excessive focus on the future, as it won’t be beneficial. If you desire a good future, live your present well, for only then will your future automatically be good.
You will experience true timelessness through mindful activities such as walking, talking, thinking, lying, and so on.
In the next article, I will delve further into axiality and its positive effects on your life.
I wish you all a wonderful day. Greetings, Markus