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Essay Abstract
Time is the medium of change which allows form to manifest from the un-manifested source.
Author Bio
Matt Waldman was born in New York and has lived in Portland, Oregon for the past 12 years. As a profession, Matt is a career business consultant working with energy and manufacturing companies to help them manage business change. Matt's true passion is in spirituality, philosophy and science, seeking out truths about life and the cosmos. Matt enjoys the practices of tai chi, yoga and meditation as well as healthy living and diet. While hoping to author a book some day soon this essay has been a step in the right direction.
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Time is the medium of change which allows form to manifest from the un-manifested source.
Author Bio
Matt Waldman was born in New York and has lived in Portland, Oregon for the past 12 years. As a profession, Matt is a career business consultant working with energy and manufacturing companies to help them manage business change. Matt's true passion is in spirituality, philosophy and science, seeking out truths about life and the cosmos. Matt enjoys the practices of tai chi, yoga and meditation as well as healthy living and diet. While hoping to author a book some day soon this essay has been a step in the right direction.
Download Essay PDF File
I agree with you that time is change. I also liked the use of Taoist philosophy in your idea and in the simplicity and humbleness of your paper. Best of luck with your book.
Bravo! Matt, how could you say so much with so few words?
Lao Tzu?
Lao Tzu?
Dear Matthew,
Beautiful: “In summary - time is the medium of change which allows form to manifest from the unmanifested.” I hope that time will allow your book to become manifest.
Best wishes,
Cristi Stoica
Flowing with a Frozen River
Beautiful: “In summary - time is the medium of change which allows form to manifest from the unmanifested.” I hope that time will allow your book to become manifest.
Best wishes,
Cristi Stoica
Flowing with a Frozen River
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