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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 12 MIN

Reconciling being present with time and the physical world

from spiritual principles made practical's podcast · host Scott Friedman

When our attention is focused in present moment time doesn't exist.  Becuse the present moment is the only moment that exists, we are creating time in that moment.  Time, like everything else, only exists when we create it with our attention.  It is our attention that creates.  For all intensive purposes, the world only exists when we create it.   This is important to underestand because it allows us to claim more of our power.  Our mind is so powerful that it creates all that exists in the present moment.  The more aware we are of the thoughts in our mind and our capacity to choose which thoughts to believe and act on, the greater mastery we gain over our infinitely powerful mind.   I offer thought coaching.  In the coaching you grow your awareness of your thoughts and the power you have to choose which thoughts to believe and act on.   This is true freedom.  To set up a free initial thought coaching session, contact me at [email protected]. My books are available on Amazon.  You can finbd links to the books on my website, www.thoughtcoachingbyscott.com    

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