The reality shift experience is a relatively new one, in the
sense that
it's not yet a part of most peoples' understanding of the natural way the
universe behaves. How can it be that physical reality (both time and
space) can move in a discontinuous fashion? How does this new conception
of reality fit in with what we thought we knew to be true?
Parabola Magazine
Comes True Being Hoped For
Parabola Magazine
Spring 2000
by Cynthia Sue Larson
The Hopi Indians have a word that means, "comes true being hoped for"...
tun tyava. They view the world as either manifest, or in the process of
manifesting. In the Hopi language, there are no verb tenses to indicate
past, present, or future... and there is much we can learn about seeing the
world from this point of view. "Comes True Being Hoped For" is now
available in the Threshold
issue through Parabola Magazine at Parabola
magazine's web site.