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Insight from the effects of Mocha Grande Elixer!

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Adept_of_Light

Mocha Grande Philosophy: (Starbucks  derived if you must know) :P
Insight #1:

"Unfortunately in our gross material existence, money is time, which surprisingly enough is not the same as its reverse and instead a higher level of realization.  But even this realization approaches an infinite point of near insignificance on the grand scale of the illusionary dimension of the Universe."

Comments:
(time is money means: each wasted moment that passes by that is not used to produce money implies that money is being lost)

While the reverse is quite different and far more significant:

(money is time means: For each dollar earned, basic necessities (aka: freedom from material world) can be fulfilled (the purchase of food,water,shelter) which directly translates in the ability for us to have time to think (free time))

Conclusion:
The second unfortunately depends on the first. Earning money requires time, and free time is only granted once we've spent enough money to free ourselves. Herein we've created a paradox whose substance has hierarchy (the second is greater than the first)  and interdependancies (again: the second depends on the first).


Disclaimer: While I might be able to explain the enlightenment of these words at this moment, I am almost certain that as soon as the buzz from my Mocha Grande coffee wears out, my ability to understand my own statements shall likely perish as does our very existence in this world as each moment passes us by.

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Adept of Light

"He who pursues the goal of evenmindedness, is neither jubilant with gain, nor depressed by loss" - Paramahansa Yogananda
"First do what is necessary, then do what is possible, and soon you will be doing the impossible" St. Francis of Assis