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Originally Posted by BigJohn
Time is a function of time (f)t.
The current theory is time did not exist before the Big Bang and the Big Bang may have occurred many, many times.
If this is true, what might we expect?
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I think that matter, space, and time are all co-dependent - that time cannot exist without the interplay of matter and space, and that space cannot exist without matter for it to contain. Thus, once the grosser elements of material have faded away into the finer forms of energy, space and time will vanish like the evanescent illusions they are.
Now, if I am correct in that, then surely the finer forms of energy, too sublime to force the existence of space, can surely transcend time?
I'm saying that astral bodies might not be as firmly anchored in one-way linear time as mortal humans seem to be.