Give care. Give love. For ever…

Robbie Pinter’s 21-year-old son, Nicholas, is upset again. He yells. He obsesses about something that can’t be changed. Even good news may throw him off.

So Dr. Pinter breathes deeply, as she was taught, focusing on each intake and release. She talks herself through the crisis, reminding herself that this is how Nicholas copes with his autism and bipolar disorder.

“This has happened before”, she tells herself. “It’s nowhere near as bad as before, and it will pass”. (1)

Think of time as a dimension.
Then travel back to that dimension.
Go and see Pinter as he tries to calm.
Go and see Pinter as he loves his child.

This has happened before.

And it is always happening…

Give love. For ever…

[written on 1/8/2014]

Living in other places, other times… Old faces long gone…

How would you look if you lived in another decade?

A student’s experiment shows us (source)…

1920s…

1930s…

1940s…

1950s…

1960s…

1970s…

1980s…

1990s…

2000s…

2010s…

We are all so different.

And yet so amazingly similar.

Living in the same world.

Different places.

Different time.

And yet, it feels as if we are all living together…

Now.

Moments frozen in time.

Whole.

I am here. I will always be here.

Beings just… being.

[written on 7/2014]

Past, present, future…

A smart application for phones, combining photos you take with pictures from the same place from the past.

A smart application for phones, teaching philosophy…

Photographs of the past, photographs of the present. (1, 2, 3)

We walk next to everyone. The past, present, future – ideas in your brain. Next to your car there walks a horse. Next to your house, a war takes place. Next to you, a different Sun is shining. What is different is the same.

What is now has already passed.

What has passed, is always there.

What will come, is already here.

Poetical. Mysterious. Weird. Our cosmos as One.

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