Monday, October 29, 2012

Be defined by Time Line Therapy®


The moment you become attached to someone, your sense of identity disappears. You begin to pattern your life according to how he is with his. Simply put, you become engulfed by someone else’s definition – how you are to act, to feel and communicate.  Thus rendering you limited as a mice inside a maze box.

The aforementioned scenario takes place whether we like it or not. We become involved in a particular circumstance or an individual that warrants us to detach ourselves from our personal agenda of living the life we have always wanted. When we love a person, we become so attached that we lose our sense of identity. We make him or her center of our world. With this, we become lost and confused of how we are to life our own lives.

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Sick of love songs? Learn to love them again with Time Line Therapy®



As I put on my headphones, I automatically shift to another world. A place where nothing could seem to go wrong and everything that I need to say or express comes out with every lyrics of the song I am listening to. The emotions overflow as I listen further and embrace the meaning of the song in my life. I became one with the song and the song becomes my words.

Most often than not, I listen to a song and have it on my playlist on repeat for as long as I can fathom the song. I’m a terrible listener because whenever I like a particular song, I listen to it over and over. 

I used to do that whenever I am undergoing a painful phase in my life. I used to think that songs were specifically made just for me. That everything I need to express comes out right through the songs I listen to. However, like all other things, it must come to an end.

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Life beyond Time Line Therapy®


We have always been conscious of our age. We turn all numb and still whenever we are asked about our age. For most of us, numbers represent a certain degree of maturity that, most of the times, we cannot uphold. Thus, we opt to lie about our age.




Numbers are just numbers – yeah right! They do not mean anything unless you are talking about a certain ranking or a phone number of someone. For the most part, we hide behind the numbers and act aloof whenever we talk about it. Just like math, numbers for us represent another world beyond the comprehension of our minds.

Our ability to comprehend lies on our ability to sense and interpret. We become attached to raw data and information collected by our senses.  Perceptions and predisposed notions become our basis in lieu of understanding the world and because of such; we tend to think beyond our comprehension and end up frustrated with regard to understanding the world.

Friday, October 19, 2012

One step at a time with Time Line Therapy®


Life is a matter of choices. It takes a great deal of rationality and logic to be able to understand it 24 hours a day. It proves to be the most tedious task in any one’s life but more so, the most rewarding. It paves the way for the self to be in sync with the world and at the same time merit recognition of the endless possibilities of the self. Simply put, life is what we make of ourselves.   


The moment we make a choice and act upon it proves our readiness to face the world. We become responsive to the demands of the world that which in return warrants an exhaustion of the self in all its sense. Our ability to be rational makes it easier for us to comprehend the many circumstances that we face and, at the same time, gives us the reason to think logically. Being reasonable, logical and rational are all but products of the past and the present combined. More so, a part of the future as foreseen contributes to our ability to think.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Employing your experiences with Time Line Therapy®


Experiences are but the most influential elements in our lives. Consequential as circumstances, it could make or break an individual’s quest for a better life.  Taken either as positive or negative, experiences remain to be a prototypical requirement in unmasking lives many facets.

A steady life rhythm connotes emotional stability. With the aforementioned, an individual is able to control the pace and keep to a tee the life he has now and would have in the future. However, it should be understood that emotional stability does not only appertain to emotions and feelings but rather it should be understood to mean the whole being of an individual.