In Greek mythology, Chronos was “Father Time” and he devoured his own children. One son got away and rose above time to become a God; this was Zeus. He formed an uprising against time and became the king of the pantheon. I think the Gods preferred an alternate type of time called “Kairos” a fleeting moment that was pregnant with opportunity. It’s not instrumentalized. It’s about having the presence to escape time and notice the opportunities in a moment that are calling.

“Time is a paradox. We exist in time, and yet, we are above time – if we choose to. In fact, we must transcend time if we want to redeem it. It tries to devour us, but we give it a stone. When we save those precious little moments from being devoured, they are transformed. By rising above time, we complete the chronological time (Cronus). We become timeless.”

“The Greeks called it Kairos – an opportune time. A pregnant time. We transform Cronos to Kairos when we use time to rise above time. We use the time to break into the timelessness. Every time we see why this moment in time is given us, we have an opportunity to bring it to fruition. We can bring it to fullness.”