In existence time is inherent.
Time is as expansive as space and as eternal
as it Source.
Time is eternal as eternity because ultimately
it is eternity.
Time is not subjected to anything, yet everything
is subjected to time.
What time is it?
This question cannot be answered by observing
a clock or calendar.
The closest we can come to answering this
question is to embrace the present, i.e.,
experience the now.
Time cannot be accessed ahead of time,
stored-up or retrieved.
Time is the Cosmic moment.
The human mind cannot imagine, by any
stretch of the imagination, what it would be
like or if anything would be without time.
It takes time to be.
Could it  be that not only beingness but
nothingness exists in time? 
Wiseman Solomon spoke wisely when he
said "There is a time for everything."
There is a  time for transaction and there
is a time for transition. 
Impermanence reminds us frequently of
the latter.
Always now is the acceptable time.
Take time to love.
For in this act time and eternity are one, not two.

Copyright 2009 by Uriah J. Fields