Time & Perspective Quote by Deepak Chopra

Chopra’s genius move here is to smuggle therapy into metaphysics. “Essentially infinite choice-makers” flatters the listener into a starring role: not just a person with options, but a cosmic agent with a backstage pass to “all possibilities.” The language has the soft sheen of spirituality while performing a very modern task: restoring a sense of control in an era that makes people feel buffeted by systems, feeds, and diagnoses. It’s empowerment phrased as ontology.

The intent isn’t to map reality so much as to recalibrate perception. By declaring “every moment” a gateway, Chopra turns the mundane into a perpetual reboot. That’s why the phrasing leans on expansiveness - “field,” “access,” “infinity” - words that feel spacious in the mouth. The subtext is motivational: if your life feels stuck, that’s a misreading, not a fixed condition. The hidden promise is that agency is always available; the implied admonition is that failing to change becomes, uncomfortably, a choice too.

Context matters. Chopra rose with late-20th-century wellness culture, where Eastern-inflected vocabulary (“field of possibilities”) meets Western self-actualization and consumer-friendly spiritual practice. The quote functions like a portable mantra: abstract enough to fit any problem, specific enough to feel personally addressed (“You and I”). Critics will notice what it leaves out - constraints, trauma, money, bodies, governments - and that omission is part of the appeal. The line works because it converts existential anxiety into an intoxicating surplus of options, offering not certainty, but the next best thing: the feeling of open doors.