🇬🇧 "I don't have time" they say…

But often it's not that they don't have time.
It's just not their priority.
Or they don't know how to say no without looking bad.
Or they are afraid to get involved, to expose themselves, to make mistakes.
Or, they just prefer to stand on the sidelines, watching others roll up their sleeves and get the job done.

The truth is that we all have the same 24 hours a day.
The difference is not in the time we have, but in how we distribute it.
And that, in the end, dictates one result or another.

We do have time.
Although we don't overdo it, we do it to ourselves.
Because when something really matters, it is not postponed, it is attended to.

We know that behind many “I don't have time” there is tiredness, a priority emergency situation, a punctual moment that requires our maximum attention, of course yes…
But there is also comfort, evasion, lack of commitment.
And we understand it, but we don't share it.

Because the repeated “I don't have time" ends up leaving a mark:
- It disconnects you from the purpose.
- It locks you in the urgent, and takes you away from the important.
- It makes you a spectator of your own life.
- And it slows down your growth, because who does not get involved, does not transform.

We do believe in being.
In taking a step forward.
In building side by side, with joy, with dedication, and with the certainty that together we will go further.

And we don't ask for the impossible.
We only ask for honest, simple communication:
- "I'm sorry, I won't be able for this time.”
- "I don't have the energy right now, but I'll accompany you from wherever I can.”
- "Thanks for counting on me, but this time I'll pass.”
- “I can't join, but I'm interested in what you do and I'm attentive.”

To say “I don't have time” is, basically, to take it away from ourselves.
Is to move away from what makes us good:
the rest, the enjoyment, the bonds, the calm, the learning, the sharing…

Time does not disappear: we simply give it over to something else.
And when everything goes outwards, inside we are left empty.
Because every time we say “I don't have time”, we are actually saying no... to ourselves.

Saying “I don't have time” also schedules you.

At NLP we know that the words you use don't just describe your life: they shape it.
And constantly repeating “I don't have time” has consequences.

You are training your mind to live in a hurry, with overwhelm and with a feeling of scarcity.
You repeat it to yourself so much that you end up believing it.
And from there, everything feels impossible.

It closes doors for you, because when you say you can't, you stop looking for how you could.
Your mind stops seeing alternatives and gives up before it starts.

In addition, it reinforces ideas that take away your power:
“I don't control my life”, “the day is not enough”, “I'm trapped”.
And so you get away from what you can choose.

It also blocks your clarity, your creativity and your calmness.
All of that needs space.
And if the phrase “I don't have time” occupies it, there is no room for anything new.

And the worst thing: you end up getting into a character.
The one who is always busy, the one who never stops, the one who doesn't even have a breathing space.

The way out? Change the way of speaking.
It's not about pretending, but about being more aware:

- “I'm not prioritizing it right now.”
- “I'm going to see how I can make a space for it.”
- “I'm interested in this, I want to find a place for it.”

Because when you change your words, you change the way you think.
And that changes what you do, how you live and even how you feel.

Because when there is truth, there is respect.
And that also builds.

Less “I don't have time”…
More truth.

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🇬🇧 The Frequency of 108 is the Hidden Pulse or Rhythm, that is the Essence of the Living Mathematics of Nature

It is the reason why the Vedas worshipped this number by incorporating it into their 108 rosary beads (mala) when they chant their mantras. The most revered of all mantras is the Gayatri Mantra, the most famous Eastern song or Prayer of Enlightenment which is always chanted 108 times, also has a rhythm of 24 syllables! What else embodies mathematically these two numbers 24 and 108? It can only be the Reduced Fibonacci Sequence.

Thus in a sense, the Brahmins sonically encrypted or hid this rare sacred knowledge of the Universe’s Underlying Patterns of Sri 108 in a song or prayer about the Triple Worlds and an Inner Sun (Savitri). The Vedas teach that this knowledge was written on the Rays of the Sun.

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🇬🇧 Tolerance to Parasites

Tolerance refers to the complete absence of any reaction from the host organism to the introduction of parasites. This phenomenon was discovered by American parasitologists Owen, Burnet, and Fenner in the late 1940s.

Very similar to Stockholm Syndrome, in which the kidnapped person defends his kidnapper. It is not an indicator of good mental health to defend your kidnapper, any more than it is to defend your parasites and invaders.

The logical answers if you have good mental health is to detest your kidnapper, eliminate the parasites and repel the invasions.

Although first you have to realize that you have been kidnapped, you have parasites and you are being invaded, of course. This requires a certain level of cognitive ability. Not much either, but the current level of Humanity is absolutely pitiful.

A very good job of mental programming has been done over the last few decades. The feeble-minded have succumbed to it.

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🇮🇹 Orologio da tasca-accendino Dunhill, anno 1926

🇭🇲 Dunhill pocket watch and lighter, 1926

🇧🇷 Relógio de bolso-isqueiro Dunhill, ano 1926

🇫🇷 Montre de poche-briquet Dunhill, année 1926


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🇮🇹 Progetto del paracadute di Leonardo da Vinci

L'inglese Adrian Nicholas nel 2000 ha dimostrato la funzionalità dell'idea di Leonardo, effettuando con successo un salto con un paracadute realizzato secondo questo modello.


🇭🇲 Leonardo da Vinci's parachute design

In 2000, Englishman Adrian Nicholas demonstrated the functionality of Leonardo's idea by successfully jumping with a parachute made according to this model.


🇧🇷 Projeto do paraquedas de Leonardo da Vinci

Em 2000, o inglês Adrian Nicholas demonstrou a funcionalidade da ideia de Leonardo, realizando com sucesso um salto com um paraquedas fabricado de acordo com esse modelo.


🇫🇷 Projet de parachute de Léonard de Vinci

En 2000, l'Anglais Adrian Nicholas a démontré la fonctionnalité de l'idée de Léonard en effectuant avec succès un saut avec un parachute réalisé selon ce modèle.


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🇮🇹 Corno da bere, il cosiddetto «artiglio del grifone», prima metà del XV secolo

🇭🇲 Drinking horn, known as the "claw of the griffin", first half of the 15th century

🇧🇷 Coroa para beber, a chamada «garra do grifo», primeira metade do século XV

🇫🇷 Corne à boire, dite « griffe du griffon », première moitié du XVe siècle


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🇬🇧 Forgotten Civilizations: The Hidden Cities of the Amazon

For a long time, the Amazon rainforest was considered an untouched wilderness where humans never settled permanently. But new archaeological discoveries turn this image upside down. Millions of people lived here long before the arrival of Europeans, built cities, laid out roads, and practiced agriculture.

Thanks to modern technologies like Lidar scanning, researchers can now detect the remains of these impressive civilizations beneath the dense canopy. The findings show: that the pre-Columbian cultures of the Amazon were far more complex than previously thought.

Source: https://www.umbruchszeit.de/2025/03/vergessene-zivilisationen.html

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