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#016 Unlearning time
The Ancient Greeks offered some early language for our experience of time. In their stories, Chronos—old and powerful—oversaw the order and progression of time, and thus the word “chronos” came to represent quantitative time: linear, predictable, and abstracted from the world. Conversely, Kairos, the youthful, wing-footed god of opportunity, expres... See more
Meeting Kairos – an Emergence Magazine Practice
Isabel on time:
... See more“I tend to be quite good at losing track of time compared to the average person—a blessing and a curse. I can get lost in a task and have hours zoom by me like seconds. I can fall into a conversation and only get pulled out of it when my stomach cries out in hunger or I suddenly feel so parched that I need to excuse myself. It is a g