The mysterious nature of time

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[Nicholas]

I once claimed time to be "Time is a measurement of our mortality!"

I feel we are all capable of being channels because that statement I made came out of nowhere and I spent some time afterwards, analysing it myself.

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I feel we are all capable of being channels because that statement I made came out of nowhere and I spent some time afterwards, analysing it myself.

I agree, nio. I think we are all indeed channels of intelligent infinity, whether one is consciously aware of it or just flows along.

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Is intelligent infinity the same as Tao?

[anagogy]

Is intelligent infinity the same as Tao?

Yes.

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Is intelligent infinity the same as Tao?

Subjectively deduced from the following, I would surmise so. But do not know for sure --

51.10 ↥ Questioner: Immediately after the death of the physical body, you have stated that the, I believe I’m correct in saying that, primary activated body is the indigo, and you stated that it is the form-maker. Why is this so? Can you answer that?
Ra: I am Ra. This will be the last full query of this session of working.

The indigo body may be seen to be an analog for intelligent energy. It is, in microcosm, the Logos. The intelligent energy of the mind/body/spirit complex totality draws its existence from intelligent infinity or the Creator. This Creator is to be understood, both in macrocosm and microcosm, to have, as we have said, two natures: the unpotentiated infinity which is intelligent; this is all that there is.

Free will has potentiated, both the Creator of us all and our selves as co-Creators with intelligent infinity which has will. This will may be drawn upon by the indigo or form-making body and its wisdom used to then choose the appropriate locus and type of experience which this co-Creator or sub-sub-Logos you call so carelessly a person will take.

I am Ra. This is the time for any brief queries.

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[Plenum]

What's all this about, Plenum?

Your mind complex running wild through time/space? :p

yeah, I'm quite interested about this new iteration of the Doctor. I liked Tom Baker as the 80's Doctor, but haven't really vibed with this 2000's reboot.

as a Time Lord, I guess he has free reign in time/space

We refrain from speaking of correctness due to our understanding of the immense difficulty of absorbing the concepts of metaphysical existence.

In time/space, which is precisely as much of your self as is space/time, all times are simultaneous just as, in your geography, your cities and villages are all functioning, bustling, and alive with entities going about their business at once. So it is in time/space with the self.

the Mysterious Nature of Time indeed!!!

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In time/space, which is precisely as much of your self as is space/time, all times are simultaneous just as, in your geography, your cities and villages are all functioning, bustling, and alive with entities going about their business at once. So it is in time/space with the self.[/color]

the Mysterious Nature of Time indeed!!!

I have a feeling, Plenum, that just as in space/time, the element of space appears to exist in a medium of smooth continuum and time in apparently discrete chunks (like seconds, etc); the opposite condition takes over in time/space. In other words, time becomes a smooth or fluid continuum and space comes in discrete chunks.

In other words, in space/time, all space is simultaneous (or fluid) with entities being able to move from one locus to another (like from space denoted as London to space denoted as Washington) at will; while in time/space, we are rooted in discrete chunks of space, but with the potential to move through time at will. To put it simply, in space/time, we can move through space at will, while not through time; and vice versa in the time/space domain.

71.6 Questioner: As an entity goes through the death process in third density and finds itself in time/space, it finds itself in a different set of circumstances. Would you please describe the properties or circumstances of time/space and then the process of healing of incarnative experiences that some entities encounter?

Ra: I am Ra. Although this query is difficult to answer adequately due to the limitations of your space/time sound vibration complexes, we shall respond to the best of our ability.

The hallmark of time/space is the inequity between time and space. In your space/time the spatial orientation of material causes a tangible framework for illusion. In time/space the inequity is upon the shoulders of that property known to you as time. This property renders entities and experiences intangible in a relative sense. In your framework each particle or core vibration moves at a velocity which approaches what you call the speed of light from the direction of supraluminal velocities.

Thus the time/space or metaphysical experience is that which is very finely tuned and, although an analog of space/time, lacking in its tangible characteristics. In these metaphysical planes there is a great deal of what you call time which is used to review and re-review the biases and learn/teachings of a prior, as you would call it, space/time incarnation.

The extreme fluidity of these regions makes it possible for much to be penetrated which must needs be absorbed before the process of healing of an entity may be accomplished. Each entity is located in a somewhat immobile state much as you are located in space/time in a somewhat immobile state in time. In this immobile space the entity has been placed by the form-maker and higher self so that it may be in the proper configuration for learn/teaching that which it has received in the space/time incarnation.

Depending upon this time/space locus there will be certain helpers which assist in this healing process. The process involves seeing in full the experience, seeing it against the backdrop of the mind/body/spirit complex total experience, forgiving the self for all missteps as regards the missed guideposts during the incarnation and, finally, the careful assessment of the next necessities for learning. This is done entirely by the higher self until an entity has become conscious in space/time of the process and means of spiritual evolution at which time the entity will consciously take part in all decisions.

I think it is something related to the quantum nature of existence that posits a 'wave (smooth continuum)/particle (discrete chunk)' duality at the deepest level of 'reality'.

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[Plenum]

I have a feeling, Plenum, that just as in space/time, the element of space appears to exist in a medium of smooth continuum and time in apparently discrete chunks (like seconds, etc); the opposite condition takes over in time/space. In other words, time becomes a smooth or fluid continuum and space comes in discrete chunks.

In other words, in space/time, all space is simultaneous (or fluid) with entities being able to move from one locus to another (like from space denoted as London to space denoted as Washington) at will; while in time/space, we are rooted in discrete chunks of space, but with the potential to move through time at will. To put it simply, in space/time, we can move through space at will, while not through time; and vice versa in the time/space domain.

thanks Confused. I find that quite apt what you wrote.

I think the closest direct experience we have with time/space while incarnated is during the dream process. The disconnect in the experience of perceived time while dreaming makes it so obvious that the mind is moved to a different locus ('point of experience') than the one that we normally experience here during the waking states.

The next closest would be the the experience of 'losing oneself in the moment' ... when it feels like you are 'spaced out' for an infinite moment ... and then you catch yourself slipping back into 'linear time' back here.

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I think the closest direct experience we have with time/space while incarnated is during the dream process. The disconnect in the experience of perceived time while dreaming makes it so obvious that the mind is moved to a different locus ('point of experience') than the one that we normally experience here during the waking states.

The next closest would be the the experience of 'losing oneself in the moment' ... when it feels like you are 'spaced out' for an infinite moment ... and then you catch yourself slipping back into 'linear time' back here.

Some very insightful and excellent remarks there, Plenum! Thanks for sharing, my friend.

Also, it is a great pleasure to hold interchange of thoughts and ideas with you. Hope you can drop in more often.

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