Thanks, Piotr. I'm not too sure if it's ever really seeing a window of opportunity when it doesn't actually exist as much as seeing it and allowing emotions (especially fears) and beliefs to get in the way and cause that window to close on us (or not fully mature) before taking advantage of it.

This may spark a subject for another post actually, given so much research data is out there in a growing body of evidence that proves so much of the so called "science" the governmental indoctrination centers teach us all in school to be so wrong. More specifically on this subject, a lot of research shows that we ourselves actually cause the so called "windows of opportunity" to open and close by how we align our focused thoughts, attention and especially emotions.

The growing body of evidence supports just how much we ourselves actually cause and effect real external experiences to take place and even materialize in our world. It goes back to the infamous Double-Slit experiment by Davisson and Germer in 1927 that caused Einstein to scratch his head in amazement and call "spooky action at a distance", because of his limiting religious beliefs. Much of the evidence supports just how strongly our emotions act like an amplifier of focused human attention. Neuroplasticity and quantum physics go deeply into this research.

Dr. William Tiller, a professor emeritus at Stanford University, is one of the leading scientists the last several decades in this field with peer-reviewed research showing how focused human thoughts and emotions can materialize electricity, healing, reduce radioactivity and many other things we experience.

Dr. Masaru Emoto did experiments, which have also been replicated, that show how focused human thoughts with especially emotions effect in his studies that human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure of frozen water.

I have actually been on a team of researchers which was able to replicate some of the same results of both of the above 2 researchers. It really is mind blowing to so much we have been programmed by the system and media to not believe to be possible.

Those two were both in the 2004 film, "What the Bleep do we know", where after showing Emoto's work the profound statement was posed, "If thoughts can do that to water, imagine what thoughts can do to us."

Here is the film: