1629: The Illusion of Time

The Positive Head Podcast

Brandon Beachum

Self-improvement, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Education

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode, Erica talks about the concept of time and why we started to measure time with a calendar. She also reads a passage from Dolores Cannon's book "The Keepers of the Garden" and "The Law of One," talking about the illusion of time and how everything is happening right now.

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0:00.0	Hello, all you positive heads out there, it's so good to be back with all you beautiful
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1:31.5	All right, all you positive heads, welcome, welcome on and all. I'm super excited that you have
1:36.9	joined me today on yet another beautifully magical day on our precious earth. And you know what I've
1:43.8	been thinking about lately, ever since the new year, the concept of time. I feel like every year when
1:50.3	it turns January 1st and we have this new year and all of the new year talk, I might always
1:57.3	go down this path of why today, why do we have this, what seems to be an arbitrary day that we
2:06.2	designate to be the beginning of our year. And so it got me thinking a lot about the calendar
2:14.1	and when that all first started and when we started measuring time and how we started to do that,
2:20.7	and I thought about the Gregorian calendar that we used today. And I wanted to know when that
2:28.0	came about and why that came about. So I looked it up. And the Gregorian calendar came about some
2:34.6	time in the 1500s because we were using the Julian calendar before that. And the Julian calendar,
2:43.1	they figured out that every 128 years that they lost a day. And so what they decided to do in 1500
2:54.6	was change the calendar to the Gregorian calendar to make up for that missing day every 128 years.
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