Saturday, December 6, 2014

Running Dimensions

An infinite array of universes, all mutually exclusive, yet aligned at simpler dimensions.  Each of these, you've been in, will be in, or are in now.  You slip in and out of each universe, unknowingly, sometimes at indication, jumping infinitely.

Ever wonder why the world behaves crazy, or all fits together like a summers breeze?   A course that wasn't relevant yesterday, may not be relevant on the next moment.   Each universe you slip into seems exactly the same, as the previous and the next.  The only difference are those things where a singular cannot be contained.

Sense of Dimensions


You could run and train, time over and again, only to find one day, all that was is not the same.  Your legs feel heavy, you are very tired, nothing you thought would do makes sense...  All of the running you've done before seems as there is no more.

At times, where you are, whether a new route or the same, seems separate from the rest of the world.  The world that you are acquainted with, everything in your past, that you've seen and heard, doesn't feel as real as the moment you are right now, this very moment, while you are running.

It doesn't matter that you feel out of place, that you cannot run well, like gravity itself has a force all new to you.  Regardless of all, this place, where you are running, is a sense of a place that is of itself and in it's own time.  Almost, in a way, as if time has stopped...   Telling you that all dimensions align the same at this very place, you can just tell there is something unique, this moment, this time, this pace.

If you push too much, if you worry and push your fitness, to try to pick up your pace, to feel like your running should add up to something else...  You just might jump away, to another universe.

That new place you have just ran through stays in your mind.  You visit that same place, time and time again, to find that same feeling, but it just doesn't come around.  Or quite the opposite, where there may be a single place where you always feel the same, which doesn't match anywhere else you run.

You slip into various universes, but cannot relate nor recreate, but only wait for that next chance to find yourself in the place you appeal best.

Triggers


Not one of us can trace what triggers us to move between universes.  Almost as if there is a recess bell that goes off we cannot hear.  Some of us spend our entire lives searching for the source of that bell.  Others, worry wholeheartedly that the next bell is going to go off at the wrong time, end up in a hostile place that seems to not end.

Everything is the same, within each universe, at the simpler dimensions.  The only difference are those things which cannot be controlled, cannot contain.   What are these elements that a Universe cannot trace?  The answer comes to you during your run.

There is something about running that gauges one particular place to be isolated from the rest of the world.  As if, those things, that the universe cannot contain is expressed.   While only for a moment, it is there, the next it is gone.

We cannot control it just as much as it cannot be contained.

Next time that you run, find that place that is special.  What you have found is what is most free.  It won't make you faster, nor lighter or heavier - you cannot control the Universe with it - nevertheless, you captured it's essence.

The Infinite Run


The basis of infinite, is that if you take a piece away, you are still left with infinite...  If one run is not like the rest, taking that away from the entirety of the experience is redundant.

Capture the essence of your run and do not measure how heavy or fast or slow you feel.  Find what cannot be contained and carry that with you wherever you may slip into.  Instead of taking away from your run what you feel is not working, find what is infinite in the moment.

Treat your run as if it was an infinite moment - find that which inspire you, motivate you, that keep you moving forward, without looking at the end result.




No comments:

Post a Comment