We talk about metaphysics, time space continuum, and the totality of everything. This really
is quite meaningless unless we open our perception of the concentric circles that we are "interconnected". To see and believe in, is the first of the largest circle that encompasses 'Everything'.'The Bindu or the Eye of Shiva'. It is from this vantage point that the whole emerges.

What is the meaning of time? What is time? We use that word so often but have we ever wondered what it is? What is time? It is a specifically created dimension that exists in the human realm alone, specifically created. It is not the natural separation of light into dimensions. No, it has been created as a dimension, existing in the human realm, in order for you to experience your illusion.

Were it not for time, how would you experience illusion? How would you experience your today and your tomorrow? And then, how would you experience yourself versus another? This can only be experienced because of time. Time has an infinite capacity for growth. It is specifically created and therefore, it can expand as much as you wish; it can disappear whenever you wish and it can rush along as you so desire it to.

Focus on a galaxy. Within that focus on the functioning of a certain star and then just one planetary unit. Then divide things into different societies, consisting of different groups. Within each group split it into different relations. And finally focus on one individual unit all by itself, one person. Split it further, what does this individual consists of? It is only then can one concentrate on the different aspects that one can come down to the smallest circle of the individual.

An interpersonal relationship forms systems. In these there are certain principles
at work that are different from the workings of an individual. If one doesn't pay
attention to this, then in the end it would be a crisis. There are principles
that apply to all interpersonal relationships.

There will also be different conditions and agreements from one relationship to the next. Any group forms a system in itself. Its principles operate beyond the activities of individuals and interpersonal relations, and will continue with totally different people as participants. Then there are also unique cultures in different groups and models of different techniques that form the working with groups in general.