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Free Article 1 - "Time"

A Balloon Goes Up; A Stone Falls to Earth; Why? One Force in
Nature - Gravity

The science of theology and medicine are necessarily very
closely allied, both having to do with the saving of men
from the consequences of wrong living; and it follows that
in religion and medicine we are always seeking for
realities; searching the truth; seeking the ultimate,
spiritual and physical facts upon which to base our
theories, and from which to proceed in making our
demonstrations of health and wholeness. And since our
demonstrations must and will be complete or incomplete just
in proportion to the completeness of our grasp of the
realities, the importance of the search for truth becomes
apparent; the very first thing we have to do is to penetrate
through all the appearances of life, and ascertain the
differences between what is really true and what is only
apparently true; for there is often a vast difference
between the appearance and the reality. The sun appears to
rise and set, and to go around the earth; but it does not. A
balloon goes up; and a stone falls to the earth; in
appearance there are two forces at work, but in reality
there is only one - gravity. The reality behind the going up
of the balloon and the coming down of the stone is the same.
And to seek for the realities behind the appearances of
life; behind its goings up and comings down, its goings out
and comings in, - that is science, and that is what we are
going to try to do.

The first of the realities with which we will deal is Time.
It is the fashion with some metaphysical writers to assert
that there is no time; but the arguments advanced in support
of this claim are superficial. Time is not an entity having
substance, but it is an existing reality, nevertheless. Time
is not an idea; a fiction by which we measure and record the
motions of the heavenly bodies; time would go on just the
same and at exactly the same rate if the heavenly bodies
were motionless. Do not misunderstand me in my use of the
word "time." Many people suppose that time began when man
began, and must end when man ends as a mortal and physical
being, and that the periods before and after the earth life
of the human race are to be called eternities; in other
words that there can be no time except so long as there is a
mortal man to measure it; but this is erroneous.

Days,
weeks, months and years must have gone on before man came on
earth, just as they do now; and if man disappeared from the
earth, they would still go on. If the earth ceased to
revolve around the sun, and to turn on its axis, the
succession of the seasons and of day and night would cease;
day would be continuous on one side of the earth, and night
upon the other, but hours and minutes would go on just the
same, and if the sun, moon, planets, stars and all else were
to disappear and be succeeded by black, silent, formless
chaos, hours and minutes would go on forever. Clocks do not
make time; an hour would have the same duration if there
were no clocks. In eternity there must still be time; time
is duration in eternity. Eternity is endless time.

Time can never end. If you try to think of a point at which
time should end, you can only think of it as a point beyond
which there must be still more time. Also, then, time can
never have had a beginning; for if you try to think of a
point at which time began, you can only think of it as a
point beyond which there must have been still more time. Do
not say that endless time is unthinkable; you can very
easily think endless time, if you do not try to think of the
end of it. You cannot comprehend endless time, for that
means to contain it in your mind, or to go around it; but
you can know what it is, and you can know that it is.

PPPPSS!! This is just one article from the " The Lost Writings of Wallace D. Wattles"

Time is; and we must use it, whether we will or no. And the
use we make of present time decides the use we shall be able
to make of future time; just as the use we made of past time
has fixed our place in present time. The use we make of
today decides the use we shall be able to make of tomorrow.
To be strong and wise is to be able to use time well; and to
use time well is to become continually stronger and wiser.
Success, growth and development are only attained by the
right use of time; and we are failures today in exact
proportion as we have erred in our use of time past. To know
the right use of the present moment is therefore of immense
importance; and to have the will to make the right use of it
is more important still. If man can - and will - make the
right use of every moment of time, he must certainly become
a being of marvelous power and wholeness. Oh, the wasted
time! The misspent time! The lost time!
We close this chapter, then, by claiming the demonstration of our first fact; that time is a reality.

Bonus #1 - "A New Christ: Internet Interactive Study
Version" by Wallace D. Wattles

Bonus #2 - "An Annotated Checklist of the Writings of
Wallace D. Wattles" by Tony Mase & H. M. Desai

Bonus #3 - "Lessons in Constructive Science: The Missing
Articles" by Wallace D. Wattles

Bonus #4 - "As a Grain of Mustard Seed" by Wallace D.
Wattles

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