This state is found by being more conscious in the now, the authors insist. One momentarily transcends time and the personality and experiences their true self, which is eternal or timeless.
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It’s in the now, the state of being conscious in the present, where our real self is found, they maintain.
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In a higher state of consciousness we feel something beyond time and the personality, Nicoll and Tolle convey.
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The cross can represent the meeting of a “vertical” and a “horizontal” dimension, Nicoll and Tolle both say. Tolle acknowledges others have used this interpretation before, but gives no names.
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The vertical, the authors suggest, exists beyond the horizontal line of the cross depicting time. It’s only encountered in the present moment or now.
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The vertical pertains to our state of being, they convey, while the horizontal pertains to the events of our life in time.
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We only feel or enter the vertical by being conscious in the now, Nicoll and Tolle convey.
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The present moment is the entry point for the vertical dimension that’s beyond time, the authors tell us.
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We can consciously perceive eternity/the vertical dimension coming into the horizontal flow of time, we are told.
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We must consciously feel/focus on the now to experience the vertical dimension of eternity, they suggest.
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