Jesse Elder

Today was a great day.

When I was 7-8 years old

I walked into the kitchen

on the table were spread

an array of glorious books.

My father said (as I recall)

“You can read anything you want”

then walked away

Left me free to choose

I remember feeling the absolute awe

Of knowing that I can read whatever I want

One of those volumes was an exquisitely illustrated copy of Homer’s Iliad and The Odyssey.

I devoured it.

Got lost in the world of gods and goddesses, warriors and a princess whose beauty was worth launching 1,000 ships.

Rumor on the streets is

Christopher Nolan, who has served up such excellent transmissions as Interstellar, Tenet, The Dark Knight, and Inception

Is now presumably casting
a woman as Achilles

Aftermarket parts notwithstanding

As an action philosopher
this is fascinating on many levels

None of which contaminate
the awe and splendor of Homer’s
epic tale

Real will always be real

Distractions
Deceptions

will always abound

And I remain eternally thankful

For my father and mother and family

For each allowing the others

To choose what’s right for each

Right now.

Good morning, world 🌎 ☀️

Our individual consciousness isn’t limited to the physical apparatus of our bodies - all the “frames” of time are happening simultaneously from the elevated perspective of our higher consciousness.

This is why we cannot truly ever die.

You simply withdraw your attention and focus from this aspect of physicality and reemerge back into the larger “You”.

Kind of like an alien playing an unfathomable number of simultaneous video games, all with the same one player - just different avatars.

If a character in the game dies,
nothing happens to the player.

Just gains a fresh perspective
on how many ways there are to play.

Oh, and this Life isn’t
a “win or lose” proposition.

You can’t get Life wrong.

Because it never ends.

There’s just now.

(So many different Now’s)

Also, we aren’t pixelated, and this is not a simulation, in the sense that it’s made by a machine.

Atheists take great comfort in that idea, because they often trust machines more than people, or their creator.

But that’s another topic for another time.

Stay tuned.

Excerpt from the
TimePiercers Telegram Channel