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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 17 MIN

17. The Now: Exploring Time - Science Meets Spirituality

from The Great Recalibration · host Hannah Giffin

In this episode I explore the concept of time from various perspectives, including ancient philosophies, modern science, and spiritual insights. I discuss the differences between linear and non-linear time, the implications of consciousness on our perception of time, and the potential for healing through understanding the morphogenetic field. The episode emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and recognizing the infinite possibilities available to us.The ancient Greeks viewed time as psychic, not linear.Buddhism perceives time as unfixed and imputed based on relationships.Einstein defined time to simplify motion.Neil deGrasse Tyson explains that linear time is relative.Consciousness may access future memories before they happen.The unconscious mind operates within time symmetry.Recent studies suggest time can be manipulated at the quantum level.The morphogenetic field influences our experiences across time.Healing can occur by reprogramming past traumas.Living in the present moment is essential for manifesting desires.All questions, please send them into me: [email protected] / ⁠@the_great_recalibration⁠ / ⁠The Great Recalibration Substack⁠

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