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Originally Posted by Enlightener
Think of it as a spindle representing the Eternal Moment of Now.
Now picture leafs of paper on the spindle, one atop the other. These are the elements of time. Each element separate and distinct, yet each existing simultaneously with the other. All the paper on the spindle at once! As much as there ever will be, as much as there ever was...
There is only One Moment - this moment - the Eternal Moment of Now.
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What a great way of looking at it, Enlightener
Time is just a man-made constraint, but unfortunately it is so pervasive in modern life that we all fall under its linear one-way-only spell.
I believe you can manipulate time pretty much any way you want. Pick a memory of something in what traditionally you'd call the "past". As you begin to remember, that moment comes alive again and fuses with the "present".
If you adopt a more universal view of things, the traditional constraints melt away. It's like realising that people who have died haven't disappeared, they're still around, it's just that you have to change your way of thinking to still perceive them.
Love and Light,
Jeremy
