So, Deep within The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali—here now is a mind-blowing breakdown of what time really is.
as we delve into today’s episode, let us keep in mind the wisdom of the tree: to honor where we are, to be open to transformation, and to embrace the endless possibilities that lie within us. Breathe in deeply, feel your roots, and let’s begin this journey of discovery of YOGA SUTRA 4.12 together through past, present, future.
The past and future are just as real as the present, but our understanding of them depends on our awareness.
In meditation, we focus on the present moment, because when the mind drifts into the past or anticipates the future, it creates an illusion. By understanding and transcending the concept of time, we are freed from any sense of limitation.
This then only makes it meaningful to reflect on the past, as it offers valuable insights to guide our actions in the present for the benefit of the world.
The future, on the other hand, unfolds as an extension of the now. By embracing change and shifting our perception of time, we can live more freely, without constraints.
When a yogi fully transcends time and sees how it interacts with the gunas (qualities of nature), they achieve kaivalya, a state of absolute freedom.
This concept will be explored further in SUTRA 4.12
“Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart.” Stated the legendary cellist PABLO CASALES
And While this quote doesn’t directly mention time, Casals often spoke about music as a continuum that bridges different eras, connecting Past with the present moment and inspiring future generations. “Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart speaks to the soul across ages.
And capturing the timeless nature of music and its ability to speak to souls across the ages, let me present today’s carfully curated playlist of world contemporary tunes, and the tellers of beautiful things to our heart are…
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