9 Comments to “Ending a Cycle of Time”

1. ~ b ~ says:

   December 31, 2010 at 12:56 am

   You got me pondering here for a while Evita…..

   Maybe time and space exists outside the vortex and not within the vortex. When we become centered, we become a sun or a star where there is no reference to outside or to anything. If one then notes a difference or seeks clarification, they then enter into a rotation or a cycle till one then reunites with the answer where there is no more difference within the flow or wave of being. ?

   So I see a flow, and the flow is interrupted by the cycles which is then the eddying back waters where spirit then mingles in a pool for a while till it sees its self from outside the pool once again by channeling the solution which then ends the cycle. I see the cycles being the same terminology as sins…. like a replicating virus…. but the cycle or sin is not bad…. one then just gets back logged in jams and breakers away from the flow.

   But then we can say we are still here where there are still cycles surrounding us, like noting the sun rising and the sun setting and the calendar flipping by. But then one doesn’t have to treat Monday any differently than Friday or Winter any differently than Summer or 3 am any different than noontime. It all just is beyond the cycles of illusion where one is experiencing feelings in Now time which is this moment.

   So yes, we often end one cycle to begin another, but do we have to? Perhaps when the karma has ended, then the cycles then also end. One then perhaps then sticks around to help sins or cycles get resolved surrounding us.

   Something is deemed sinful or cyclic because it is considered evil in that it prevents one from living in the here and now. Evil backwards is Live. And so to be alive, one does nothing in comparison and does not repeat themselves or differentiate and separate one’s self from the flow of perpetual spirit. None of this is bad or evil in judgement terms, but places one in a conditional or non conditional existence.

   Therefore, to wish upon ourselves cycles, may be inducing conditioned states of non-being.

   ? Just letting it out there. What you wrote intrigued me. Do we have to enter into a new cycle….rather than just flowing with the new where ever moment is settled through absolute acceptance of that which surrounds us and penetrates us authentically. ?

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   • Evita Ochel says:

     January 4, 2011 at 12:47 am

     Hi Bernie

     I have a huge smile on my face as you probed deeper into my own mind.

     You are very correct in saying what you did, and I wholeheartedly agree. We can completely transcend cycles….. however….. and here comes the “but”…. are most people ready for it?

     I am personally at the point where I understand all that you said theoretically, but I am still in the learning phase of putting it into practical terms, or into practice. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t.

     Now let’s step back and take into consideration the general population who will not even choose to open themselves up to the theory, never mind practice.

     So in the end, yes, in our 3D world cycles exist. In other dimensions and worlds, cycles do not have to exist, nor do they most likely as you explain in the place of true being, where most if not all of nature is. Then space and time are outside of the vortex and not really true. In fact, we just need to throw in the idea of relativity to know that time is a complete illusion.

     Going back to this post, I speak completely from calendar and cycle induced society. I hope to inspire people to make a change because it is a new cycle according to what our society says. To make a change instead of standing still, in their choices and decisions that matter. However, at any moment we can free ourselves from this cycle or any other and change and be whenever and however we want, seeing and being beyond any time frame.

     Great talk and thank you for probing further into my mind and being as well ;)
   • ~ b ~ says:

     January 4, 2011 at 2:01 am

     There’s an art to working or operating within a cycle. There is really nothing wrong with wheels turning, but one often is unconscious that they are on a hamster wheel. Not knowing that events are repeating then makes one more likely to get stuck on the cycle. One then becomes a slave or habituated to a pattern instead of having the wheel power their vision. However, if one knows how they enter into a scene, they then remember that they can also leave the scene when the cycle is complete. So I see this is the next step for most people before they leave the realm of the calender to a realm beyond time.

     For instance, if one wakes up and enjoys the sunrise and then contemplates what they want for the day, then people are said to use time wisely. Then if one winds the day down by watching the sunset, one can then think about and process what happened to them in the preceding hours. They then can learn to slow down and appreciate the beauty that surrounds them. Understanding this lesson then leads to processing information as it is received. Sunrise and sunset then happen in a blink of an eye. Nothing is contemplated because the scene was absorbed fully without obstructions of the mind or a blocked heart. This may seem more advanced, but maybe it isn’t. I am not sure. It is yet another story or way to experience life. It seems more respectful and ultimately more loving, but one can then say that all of life is played in a field of love allowing for any vibration to be felt under the sun.

     I have read scenarios or accounts that say that people are blessed just to be on earth because they are able to feel what pain and suffering feels like. Sounds like an odd perspective while one is living with pain or engulfed with sorrow, but from the afterlife…… perhaps one can say wow…..that was a total trip. Lets suffer again. I am not sure what to believe, which may then lead to not believing in anything at all. Yet another philosophy to ponder or not to ponder about.
2. ~ b ~ says:

   December 31, 2010 at 2:06 am

   But then again, we can cycle in and cycle out for the fun of it, I suppose.

   I guess I am just going about this all in a round about way.

   It can be fun sling-shoting around other planets and stars.

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3. Marcie says:

   December 31, 2010 at 12:24 pm

   Endings are only beginnings in disguise. Wishing you and yours all the best in this up and coming new year!

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   • Evita Ochel says:

     January 4, 2011 at 12:47 am

     How true! Thank you Marcie and all the best to you as well :)
4. martie says:

   January 1, 2011 at 11:08 pm

   What a beautiful image to end the year! All the best to you and yours in the New Year!

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   • Evita Ochel says:

     January 4, 2011 at 12:47 am

     Many thanks Martie – and also to you :)
5. Stacey says:

   January 4, 2011 at 8:03 pm

   A new year is a wonderful time to shed some of the more limiting cycles that we often embed ourselves in as a society. As humans we may always live in some cycles, but we can become conscious of which ones we allow into our experience. Which ones serve us, which ones don’t? How can we shift cycles that we are in to bring more love, peace, joy and beauty into our lives?

   Thank you for the beautiful reminder to flow into a new year, and to shed the cycles that have run their course!

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