When was the last time you sat down to reflect on the relationship between time and perception?🤔

Chapter 4 is titled Don't Trip on the First Down Chains Behind You. And what caught my attention in that chapter and something that I'd like to have you kind of dumb down for everybody is the relationship between time and perception. I thought that was really interesting. And a lot of us probably don't think about how the past might be holding us down. And so what is the relationship between time and perception in kind of simplistic terms?

You know, to simply put it, that time itself has 3 components. It has the past, which then we have our perception of, right? It's not the actual thing that happened. Our sense are too weak and our memories are weaker. So we have a perception of what had happened and that we can in certain ways allow ourselves to determine what is happening now and in the future by our perception of what happened in the past. And so your perceptions are completely dictated by your past. So if you have gratitude, if you found the light, the love, and the lessons in your past, you're gonna have a brighter future. Mm-hmm. And that's the simplest way I could put it. And I study time religiously. I, you know, why not?