The mysterious nature of time

[zenmaster]

I am also letting my mind slowly be pushed into time/space, but I tend to keep that back in the physical so that I don't lose touch with reality. Body is fine if it goes in more fully. Just want the mind to follow in after.

The mind is already in time/space. Time/space is the nature of 'mind'. Mind IS the principle of 'time' which begins at 2D. Ra even suggests this principle starts at 1D (so did Alexander as 'time is the mind of space').

The conscious mind is on the space/time side of the veil. Otherwise we would see what goes on in time/space.

The conscious mind is oriented towards the space/time side of the veil. That is the bias. We do see what goes on in time/space - that is where symbols come from that we use for language, for example. That is also where the periphery of wholeness from which the feeling faculty orders experience.

And our conscious mind is under the influence of time. Why else would we get bored or notice that "today's passing fast".

But time and duration are really not the same thing. It's like saying that the world is moving towards new york.

But the conscious mind can be shifted into time/space through meditation, or what I'm doing or other means. There's a night and day difference in the feeling and experiencing of time vs. timelessness in my experiencing.

timelessness is a balance. space/time and time/space are inherently the same thing but separated due to bias. What we refer to as 'space' is an agreed-upon quality and what we call 'time' is an agreed-upon quality. But space=time and time=space. They are made to be distinct from each other through our mental projections of opposites - line and circle, for example.

The subconscious is in time/space.

The mind is in time/space - the brain (genetic body interface to mind) is in space/time.

The mind is complex, existing in both. I should have been more clear before, when I said mind I meant the part of it we are actually perceiving our reality with.

Our reality perception is highly influenced by the nature of our connection to mind. Here it's geared towards separation for the purpose of learning.