The Redemption of The Deception

[Ewwerrin]

So, I had this dream from the perspective that time doesn't exist.

Where time, or the people orchestrating it, made such an effort to approach the absolute reality to such sufficiently enough precision/synchronisation/replication, that it allowed the people who had believed in time, that it was real, to synchronise enough with the absolute reality while believing in time, that time became uneccesery and it just faded away, leaving nothing but the absolute reality to continue on in perfection, including the people that fell out of sync with it, initially, due to the falsity of time, leaving them without any time or believe thereof. So that time had redeemed itself back into non-existence. To allow people to remain in absolute reality again.

[Ewwerrin]

Kind of like making a supermarket that looked so much like a garden, that people ended up going to gardens instead from then on forward.

Funny dream.

[movingalways]

Understand that what is absolute does not continue and a) the concept of time will disappear and b) you will realize you are the absolute reality.

[Ewwerrin]

Originally Posted by movingalways

Understand that what is absolute does not continue and a) the concept of time will disappear and b) you will realize you are the absolute reality.

That should be true. But it feels lonely to me for some reason.

[Lord_Viskey]

With time, so many dualities manifest ... the "previous"; the "next"; the "current."

But of which "current" do we speak? Currents flow. Time flows. Energy can be alternating current, or direct current, but both still imply direction & direction implies non stagnified movement.

Does "to be without time" also mean that we cannot flow ?

How can the fear of stagnation be irreversibly replaced with only a subjective awareness devoid of all objectification ?

It is at that "moment" that time dissolves away.

[Unseeking Seeker]

That time is an illusion, is seen easily. Consider déjà vu. There is no possibility of having ‘already seen beforehand’, if time was indeed linear. So, time, as we feel it, is an illusion.

Likewise, scientifically too, it has been proven that if an astronaut flies at the speed of light and returns, his age would be lesser than his twin, who didn’t travel.

[saurab]

Originally Posted by Ewwerrin

So, I had this dream from the perspective that time doesn't exist.

Psychological time is heterogeneous experience. Nirguna brahman has a homogeneous experience of infinite bliss. So for nirguna brahman, (psychological) time does not exist.

In fact, for nirguna brahman, maybe even experience does not exist. Because, if there is no variation of experience, do you know that you are experiencing ?