11 Jun A step into the void

We form a circle. In this circle, you can speak by taking a step forward. Everyone is looking at you. You share with the group either something you appreciated about the training or something you struggled with.
“I found the atmosphere safe,” someone says. Everyone else takes a step forward, indicating that they experienced it the same way. “I would have liked to practice a bit longer,” says someone else. “I’ve come to understand and apply Time Surfing much more deeply,” says yet another. At the end, I take a step forward myself. The goal now is to summarize everything that was said and connect the statements: “You experienced the atmosphere as safe, and at the same time, you were brave enough to try out a lot. You understand Time Surfing more deeply and found that you could answer family members’ questions.”

Just don’t make an effort
Now, the following remarkable thing happens: if I consciously try to remember everything to summarize later while the participants are making their statements one after the other, I’m much less able to summarize at the end than if I’d simply listened. So, if I haven’t made an effort to remember everything, my brain can draw the lines without hesitation. So, you have to let go to summarize well. This is very similar to what happens in Time Surfing. If you carefully consider everything you want to do in the future, your intuition can then effortlessly determine the best order. Apparently, it also knows everything there is to do. It’s an excellent time manager, taking all factors into account. Only… the conscious mind can’t control that. You have to trust that the subconscious has stored everything.

A step Into the depths
t’s as if you have to take a step into the depths before you reach that other phase, where everything becomes easier! You unconsciously think about everything you want to do in the future. This makes the conscious mind that carries out the tasks function much more easily, constantly aided by what you’ve already subconsciously thought of. Your communication becomes easier, you solve problems faster. You make better choices. You’re more relaxed, and that also improves your mood. You’re surfing over the waves of time!

*This post has been automatically translated from Dutch