In everyday life, from a working point of view, we count each passing day, week and month one after the other in a very mechanistic or digital fashion, while experiencing the ever-revolving seasons of the natural earth moving around and around, year after year, seemingly with little effort but full of grace.
It doesn’t often cross our mind that humanity itself experiences similar seasons ‘within’ ourselves, internally — through what we may call mental seasons, or seasons of the soul.
Such mental seasons or cycles are rhythmic and operate over many timeframes, from the very small to the very large, broadly representing times to work and times to rest, just like the earth’s spring/summer and autumn/winter times.
In mental terms, these seasons represent the conception, birth and growth of new ideas, involving a process we may call differentiation & exploration, which then eventually flow or ‘turn’ into a process we may call integration & liberation. Just as the natural seasons do, we feel a rise and a fall, with the fall being just as important in natural terms as the rise, both complementing each other.
We have free will within certain ‘wider’ natural timeframes to play with these mental seasons, as a learning process, to see what happens if we go ‘off-course’ — ‘off-course’ usually meaning that we choose to ‘overwork’ our true nature. ‘Over-working’ our true nature increasingly leads to experiences of a more artificial nature being created, from which we can gauge the effects, gauging when this ‘artistry of mind’ has gone too far and needs pulling back to a ‘sweet spot’ of experience, where wider nature and human art find its finest balances and harmonies of mind and body.
The Enigma of the Soul and the Ego
The soul and the ego seem to be very difficult concepts to find proper definitions for, so here they can be explained in simple relatable terms.
The soul is basically your home, and your ego is the specialist part of your soul that you ‘put to work’.
This putting to work is for the purposes of developing and constructing the ideas you have about life, which obviously begin ‘before’ a time when money has to come into the equation. Money comes afterwards as a technology which helps further facilitate the exchanging of ideas, as these ideas become more and more complex and require more ‘hands to the deck’, so to speak, to help bring them about in ‘real life’.
The core aim is to create quality, as nature does and as nature intends.
This is a very important point, as it does not take money to create quality, quality is inherent in nature. As we see in ecosystems, there is no money, only nature perfecting itself, always in flux.
We do however see money existing in complex economic systems, and money does have a purpose here, having originally evolved into being from quality thought and action. But when there comes a time in our mental seasons for our ego to retreat from work, when it is tired and done as much as it sensibly can in any given mental timeframe, it is prudent to review whether ‘money’ is continuing to be produced from quality thought and action, or instead from a misguided belief built on false premises that only ‘more’ money creates ‘more’ quality, and so it is only money which can solve our problems?
Power of Belief Systems held at Individual and Group Levels
From this very basic core belief, of ‘which way around’ does the true source of everything flow, you determine your expressions and experiences in your everyday life.
In simple terms:
- THE WELL-GUIDING SOUL — If you believe that quality-creates-money and so correctly deciding that you will flow naturally with your natural mental seasons of coming and going, of work and rest, then overall you will enhance your quality of life. Your soul and ego components will find harmony and good outcomes, including true evolution.
- THE HARD-DRIVING EGO — If you believe that money-creates-quality and so incorrectly deciding that you will operate over-artificially and ignore your natural mental seasons of coming and going, of work and rest, then overall you will diminish your quality of life. Your soul and ego components will be at loggerheads, with your ego demanding that your soul complies with its (over-artificial) demands. Eventually, if the ego does not enlighten itself as to the natural way, despite many helpful warnings given to it by the soul, then the soul will call time, resulting in not-so-good outcomes (or hard lessons in other words) for the ego, and the likelihood that it will not evolve to the ‘next level’ this time around — which unlike the workplace we are usually familiar with where we essentially become more artificial in our action, true evolution always involves the phenomena of becoming more natural.
Using different but parallel terms, becoming more natural is the same as becoming more dimensional.
In our everyday life at an individual level, becoming more dimensional includes taking a rest from work, putting the kettle on and having a cuppa — in doing so you refocus yourself into a mental place where you can see a bigger picture — you integrate and liberate, allowing your feelings and emotions to come back into your decision making processes — your feelings and emotions being the best indicators of the flow of your unique mental seasons. You ‘reset’ your system — you get back into time with your natural self.
At a group level, especially on global scales of human civilisations, the same principles apply — the pursuit of ‘more’ money starts to work against progress rather than for it, the tides turn, and decisions have to be made as to what to put first — more quality, or more money?
Indeed, there can be times when more quality be achieved with less money — by networking in such a simultaneous way that the need for money diminishes — just as an ecosystem does.
‘Less money’ does not necessarily mean that the energy exchanges and amount of activity involved in true evolution will grow less — it simply means that energy exchanges which are naturally driven do not require money as a ‘middleman’ to help make the energy exchanges that are always naturally in flux — they instead find ‘perfect timing’, sweet spots in time — they find the time pathways of least resistance.
All of this begins at an individual level, by choosing whether you personally wish to operate as a well-guiding soul… or a hard-driving ego. The choice is yours, always.
TIME IS MONEY so the saying goes, or is it…
MONEY IS TIME?
As a time coach, I’m here to help explain the mechanics of time, and one of the best ways to do this is to explain the mechanics of money.
The physical technology of money gives us an excellent model to help understand the nonphysical technology of time, and as usual there is a lot more to it than meets the eye.
Once you understand time you will also understand money, and once you latch on to this wider understanding you will find that it does not matter whether you say time is money, or money is time, as both will be true.
Beyond this understanding is also a deeper truth, in that it is not money that makes the world go around, nor is it time… it is Nature. This is hopefully a quite obvious statement, but what is not obvious and often overlooked is that we too are part of that whole Nature, and when we do what comes natural with great precision of understanding, then we enable parts of our greater nature which previously could have only been imagined.
As you then combine the breadth of understanding of time and money with the depth of understanding of Nature, you being to think more-dimensionally, and it is the gradual creation of this event of more-dimensional thinking, both individually and collectively, which noticeably begins to form a whole which is greater than the sum of its parts.
Physicists know this ‘whole’ as a white hole, which to physicists remains a hypothetical concept* — and it remains a hypothetical concept because it is not ‘originally’ something you will find in our physical world — it instead begins in the mind, in how we think.
In Nature, there are simply just holes — and it is up to us how we choose to colour them in.
You are then about to enter the world of nonphysics — so hold on to your hat as this has great promise of being a wild ride!
*Link to Wikipedia content on white holes
Calling Time
It is not then sufficient to achieve a quality of life by thinking only about the ‘breadth’ of life — it is also important to recognise, intellectually, that their is a ‘depth’ of life — and this depth of life is ‘accessed’ by taking notice of your intuitive self in conjunction with your ‘topmost’ intellectual self.
In simple terms, it can be said that your intellectual self can create and maintain a ‘house’, but your intuitive self is also required to see that overall it is created and maintained as a ‘home’.
At the time of writing, late February 2026, we are about to enter into a prolonged phase where ‘money’ and ‘time’ will noticeably begin to ‘collapse’.
Perhaps I better rephrase that. If you remain of a belief that an increasing quantity of money and time is a vital pre-requisite for you to gain an increasing quality of life, then you will start to experience life collapsing around you.
If, however, you recognise that the true purpose of the intellect and its physical counterpart of IT is to help reduce the need for money, by reintroducing a highly effective system of bartering, this time around on a global scale, then will you be able ‘flip’ the abovementioned belief and see the ‘fall’ of money and time as a most welcome changing of the seasons. You will experience a smooth transition into creating a whole new world of global networking — driven by a quality belief not a money belief — rather than being caught up in the gnashing teeth of boom-and-bust cycles, which as the cycle plays out will no longer see much in the way of boom, just bust-bust-bust-bust-bust…
In many sectors of commerce, both natural and economic, this is not unexpected — it’s part of the natural cycle of being who we are. As this collapse gathers pace, we will be increasingly faced with a binary choice — to do it the hard way, or do it the easy way.
Being a time coach is about doing it the easy way… as nature intends. The information set out on this website will give you your ‘out’, your means of escape.
Though you may not realise it, you are already a perfect time coach — it is simply that this ability is being obstructed by certain beliefs you may hold about time and money. Once you understand time and money in a different, more-dimensional way, then these obstructions will simply fade away, allowing you to see your true nature and its infinite potential to self-create.
At that point there will be no holding you back, and you will certainly of the mind that there is no going back, as you’ll see a future that is brighter than anything you could have imagined before — it is, in simple terms, enlightening.
Reincarnational Cycles
I would prefer to present the information here without making reference to ‘reincarnation’, but at the moment this term is unavoidable, and is one which the ‘intuitive intellect’ can relate to more, perking some interest it is hoped.
In a neutral sense, it would be better understood by referring to economic cycles, and better still modifying this phrase to reflect the fact that all economic cycles begin in the mind, the ego, as ‘egonomic cycles’ (egonomic not yet a word in wide use). These egonomic cycles and phases exist to ‘make ideas real’, or to ‘form your own reality’ according to the ideas you have about life and what kind of artistic impressions you wish to make in life.
The purpose of such cycles, be them reincarnational, economic, or egonomic (all really meaning the same), is to learn how to refine your approach to life, to learn how to find the sweet spots in life, by skilfully combining both your intellectual and intuitive abilities in balanced measure — in short, to give equality to your seemingly ‘separate’ faculties of intellect and intuition.
Whilst it is not obvious, and not yet widely accepted, is that the intuition also pulls on its own intellect, a broader natural intellect which governs and maintains the ‘power’ and ‘mechanics’ of time, leaving the job of ‘steering time’ and related duties to the ego intellect (which is focused in a different ‘direction’ to the intuitive intellect). Together, this equality helps to create an ever-evolving whole which is always seeking to become greater than the sum of its parts.*
Perhaps the best analogy to give here can be found in the marine sector, where the captain of a ship is equivalent to the intellectual ego, and the chief engineer is equivalent to the intuitive intellect. What is not widely known in the mainstream is that the captain and chief engineer are actually of equal rank — and you’ve got to say that if ever there was trouble-at-mill, so to speak, and you really had to choose between one or the other, you best call in the chief engineer as the chief engineer is able to turn their hand to both jobs with sufficient competence to keep things out of trouble.
Using this analogy, you can go even further by saying that the ego intellect and the intuitive intellect are both ego, one being an outer ego and the other being an inner ego — or outer self and inner self in simple terms. In this case, the outer self gives the ‘directions’ and the inner self gives the ‘power’. When things get tricky, however, the inner self is able to bypass or take over from the outer self whenever ’emergency action’ is required.
If we were to transpose the marine analogy to a more land-based scenario, we can say for example that the agricultural and industrial sectors would always find a way to continue operating without the sectors of professional services and IT, but the sectors of professional services and IT could not exist without agriculture and industry.
And in all of this discussion, don’t forget that you are also ‘more’ than the ego, that at times you can choose to rest in your more natural ‘home time’, rather than being ‘at work’. Ego then is that part of you which you put to work, to specialise in certain activities which bring you the most enjoyment (or meant to!) at any particular point in time.
*which at certain points in time culminates in what we can call ‘quantum leaps’, or dimensional shifts in our point of perception
The Easy Way
One of the first steps to do this the easy way, is to come to understand that it is not core natural time which is ‘collapsing’, but certain trajectories and offshoots of ‘processed’ time which have been built from and upon core natural time — in particular those technologies, mental and physical, which have served their current purposes and are no longer required in the whole scheme of natural things, or all-that-is, as it continues to evolve itself.
Usually, these offshoots will be aspects of life which have become over-processed, or too artificial, so becoming of a mind which nature needs to sweep away, so to remove the harm they are causing, and to help set the stage for the next phase of life. Think of it as a ‘spring clean’, though one which has become so overdue that it is more of a ‘deep clean’, setting in motion deep natural ‘processes’ which only come around now and again, when things just get that bit overdone on the human processing front, and need re-clarifying and resetting back to the natural base default of ‘good time’ (rather than not-so-good time).
Creating Time and Money
Mentally, we ‘create’ time in the same way that, physically, we create money.
When we speak of time in an everyday sense, what we are actually doing is speaking of ‘processed time’, which can be said to be created or processed from an existing ‘bank of natural time’, a kind of ‘wilderness’ of time, one which holds infinite potential, ready to be drawn from and ‘made real’ through ‘idea construction’.
We can say that this ‘idea construction’ has both design and build elements, the design aspect being the mind’s domain, the quantum domain, and the build aspect being the body’s domain, or classical domain.
[To Be Continued]