Jean Hamilton FordHost
Jillian StarmanHost
Joanne SprottHost
So most of us have been taught to think about the things that we do in life as a series of finish lines.

So we graduate, whether that's high school, college, wherever we get a job, we build a business, we retire.

But what if life isn't a finish line at all? What if it's an infinite line? So What do we think about that? I'm going to start with Jean and see what her insight is on infinite line.
I tell you, you know, I have been thinking about this for some time because I don't look at it in that fashion.
because our infinite line infinitely gets interrupted when we come into this fabulous life that we call our human existence but it doesn't finish when we pass it continues regardless and the thing is between our birth and our death it has so many intersections and it takes so many shapes and so many forms and It crosses over itself so many times.
And I love the way connections are formed as we go in those moments of intersection and in those moments of, I think I'll just take a turn here and see what's that way.

And I think time is part of an illusion that we play with when we come into our lives here.

And they are very convenient for building structures here in our relative universe.

So I use them in my own practice and in dealing with my clients as a journey to the center of ourselves and back out again at another level.

So most of us have been taught to think about the things that we do in life as a series of finish lines.

So we graduate, whether that's high school, college, wherever we get a job, we build a business, we retire.

But what if life isn't a finish line at all? What if it's an infinite line? So What do we think about that? I'm going to start with Jean and see what her insight is on infinite line.
I tell you, you know, I have been thinking about this for some time because I don't look at it in that fashion.
because our infinite line infinitely gets interrupted when we come into this fabulous life that we call our human existence but it doesn't finish when we pass it continues regardless and the thing is between our birth and our death it has so many intersections and it takes so many shapes and so many forms and It crosses over itself so many times.
And I love the way connections are formed as we go in those moments of intersection and in those moments of, I think I'll just take a turn here and see what's that way.

And I think time is part of an illusion that we play with when we come into our lives here.

And they are very convenient for building structures here in our relative universe.

So I use them in my own practice and in dealing with my clients as a journey to the center of ourselves and back out again at another level.
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