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The classical idea that objects and processes exist “in” space and time is now dead ... space and time should instead be seen as phenomena that somehow “emerge” from relationships.


—Alexander Wendt
Quantum Mind and Social Science

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We must look on everything in this world as time. 

Each thing stands in unimpeded relation just as each moment stands unimpeded. Therefore, (from the standpoint of time) the desire for enlightenment arises spontaneously; (from the standpoint of mind) time arises with the same mind.

This applies also to training and enlightenment. Thus we see by entering within: the self is time itself.


—Dogen

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Wherever you go, you carry with you the sense of here and now. This is what distinguishes any present experience from memory. It reveals that space and time are in you and not the other way around. 

Most people are not acquainted with the sense of their being but only with the knowledge of their doing.


—Wu Hsin

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