In their second book, Katie & The Chorus provide new insights into time and memory. Not just about classically known time-related subjects such as forgetting or past lives, but about many of the subtle underlying aspects of our reality which we may not have seen as being time-related.
The Chorus points out Time's subtle presence in Earth, the mountains, our perspectives of other (galactic or dimensional) civilizations, and even in our own sense of interruptions.
To The Chorus, Time is much more than when and how. It is an instrument. One that can be utilized for limitation, or equally for connection.
Perhaps most importantly is the indication that humanity is expanding into these connective aspects of Time by our growing ability to remember. An ability to forge ties across great swaths of energetic frequencies in the Universe. In this way, we enter into a sense of timelessness and connection in ourselves and with all others we meet.