Embrace Divine Timing: A Creator’s Perspective on Time

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Hey there, beautiful ones! Let’s dive into a topic that’s always ticking away in the background, yet we often find ourselves at odds with it – time. They say time waits for no one, and I couldn’t agree more. However, my perspective on time might be a tad different from what you’ve heard before.

I firmly believe that everything in life unfolds with divine timing. I don’t fret about having too little or too much time; instead, I see it as having precisely the right amount of time to accomplish what I need to. It all comes down to how we perceive time.

Time – Friend or Foe?

In the creative world, it’s easy to get caught up in the notion that time is running out. We often find ourselves exclaiming, “There’s not enough time!” But I’m here to tell you that if you’re taking action, you have all the time you need.

As a content creator, I’m well aware of the time it takes to craft a blog post – the writing, creating graphics, editing, and inserting links – it all adds up. On average, it might take an hour and a half. However, when I’m truly in the creative flow, time seems to warp, and I get things done faster. Why? It’s because I’m not stressing about the clock, and more importantly, I cherish the creative journey.

Love the Journey, Not the Deadline

Loving the journey of creating is the secret sauce. When you adore what you’re doing, you’ll find that time doesn’t become an enemy. I don’t force my creations; instead, I trust that everything is unfolding as it should. Gone are the days when I used to berate myself for not achieving more as a writer and creator. That self-destructive mindset only led to wasting time in self-pity, time that could have been spent creating.

Now, instead of lamenting about time slipping through my fingers, I sit down in front of my laptop or grab a trusty notebook and just create. I don’t burden myself with trying to get everything done in one sitting. I understand that it’s about the actions I take, whether big or small. It’s about the progress I make and the love I pour into my work. So, my fellow creators, the next time you feel that nagging worry about time, remember, all you have to do is take action. Trust in your creative journey.

You’ve Got This!

I believe in you. I genuinely do. When you love what you create and embrace the divine timing of your life, you unlock a magical flow of creativity that’s bound to astound you. Remember, it’s not about the quantity of time; it’s about the quality of your actions. Don’t fret about deadlines or how much time you have left. Instead, relish every moment of your creative journey, for it’s these moments that truly count.

So, beautiful souls, let’s release the shackles of time and dance to our own creative rhythms. Time is on our side when we embrace it, and creativity flows effortlessly when we love the journey. Go out there, create with passion, and trust in the divine timing of your life. You’ve got this!

And remember, as always, I love you. 💙


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6 responses to “Embrace Divine Timing: A Creator’s Perspective on Time”

  1. Gamma Hans Avatar

    I have nothing, not even my I, not a we, I am nothing.
    I don’t believe in what they say. I really do. I am not inclined towards anything. The divine is the desire of the powerful to explore the weaknesses of others. What I do determines what actually has to be done.
    There is no such thing as a dear soul; the soul cannot be put in shackles. I don’t have a divine appearance, I don’t have that, I don’t want that.

    And certainly never think of it as always: that I need your affection.

    1. Trina Lynne Avatar

      Your perspective is interesting. I cannot tell if you are being cynical or serious to be completely honest. However, I do know a tortured soul when I hear/read it whether you admit to it or not isn’t relevant. I would just like to ask, if being serious or even cynical, what sparked the response if you do not agree with the message? Was it the need to be known? The need to be seen? Or the need to pretend things don’t affect you even when you show you’ve been triggered? Just curious.

      1. Gamma Hans Avatar

        Thank you for your question.

        In the drama of the soul
        in a dream
        like in real life
        I only play a supporting role
        I am not the author of everything

        it doesn’t give me the tortured soul
        the soul is as old as humanity itself

        I’m a completely normal person
        completely insignificant to the cosmos

        what comes from outside
        must have an internal correspondence
        that you address me as a woman
        the woman will always remain a secret to me
        every woman who looks into my eyes
        leaves a trace within me

        I wish you a wonderful day
        Best regards
        Hans Gamma

      2. Trina Lynne Avatar

        It would help me to understand you better if it weren’t in poetic prose, although I do appreciate any mind or hands of poetry. However, I did not address you as a woman, although you seemed it so which speaks a little to the issue. I will say, the feminine and masculine live within each of us. Any issue with either speaks to something within us we must heal. A soul can live a million lifetimes and if there are unresolved karmas, it can be tortured over and over. What is normal, by the way? I’ve never come across such a person. Every one of us has significance within the cosmos if we are willing to see it. There is something about you I find curious, and if you are willing to talk further beyond a public comment section, let me know.

        May your day be full of wonderful possibilities!
        I love you!
        Trina Lynne

      3. Gamma Hans Avatar

        Hello Trina Lynne,

        I am a man, there are many genders in me. Nothing can be healed from the outside. The healing is in the soul itself. After my death, nothingness embraces me. I will not come back to earth. Reincarnation is a belief that I cannot share.
        They claim that the soul is tormented. The soul comes to me as inviolable; the soul will be resurrected in those who follow.
        What’s normal is that I claim about myself that I’m nothing special. I cannot claim to the universe and the microcosm that I am more than a creature like everything that has life. I don’t have to imagine anything other than what I really am.
        I don’t need hope, I don’t need miracles, I have work to do every day that I try to do in the best possible way.

        Love is a type of affection that can be answered honestly if the love corresponds to the loved one.

        If you want to talk to me, you’re welcome.

        Best regards
        Hans Gamma

      4. Trina Lynne Avatar

        I am well aware you are a man, but the fact you keep pointing out gender is curious. Yes, healing is done within always. This life is not the only one you’ve lived. Whether you choose to believe it or not is your choice. If you do not believe in reincarnation how, then, do you believe in resurrection? All souls aren’t tormented, only some. You can choose to believe you are nothing more than a creature, however everything living is more than just a creature. We are all interconnected, but is far from “normal”. While you may feel you don’t need hope or miracles, it doesn’t deny their existence. We all have work to do for it is in our actions that determines how we move through life.

        Love is a vibration shared with the Universe. I send love to all openly and without prejudice. As much as you have been making a case for your nothingness, I believe something in you is calling out and the responses you have given are coming from your ego. If what you say about yourself are true, you could have chosen to read my words and just move on. However, you chose to engage with them which speak to your need to be heard or seen by someone, even if it is only me.

        So, we may go back and forth as much as you would like. It will not change the fact that I believe, based on our brief conversation, that you, my friend, are in need of something. I’m just not sure what because you cloud what it is behind words put together in the form of prose that can be interpreted in many ways. If you wish to come and just tell me what it is you want me to know, email me anytime hello@trinalynne.com.

        Until then, I love you!

        Trina Lynne

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