The Relationship Between Time and Eternity

[Breakingthewall]

16 minutes ago, Inliytened1 said:

That's a very low minded view in my opinion.   It's basically saying reality isn't a Mind or Consciousness, which I beg to differ with.

A mind is something relative to its content. What is a mind without the things that imagine? What is imagining? An action to do something. What is an action ? The problem about realizing the absolute is exactly this, that is not relative, is total. Anything you define is not, it's just absolute expansion, the totality without limits. In the very moment that you add anything, it's relative. 

Something that is moving, doing anything, wanting, creating, dreaming, hidden, is relative to anything else, and therefore it's limited. Even something that love itself is relative to itself, the absolute is absolute, impossible to think or remember, it's where the thoughts happen, has no will because the will is relative to something and limited to something, can't change because any change is in comparison to anything else, then relative. 

Edited September 6 by Breakingthewall

[Inliytened1]

15 minutes ago, Breakingthewall said:

A mind is something relative to its content.

 

I'm saying Mind as an Absolute.  Or Consciousness as an Absolute.   

[Dazgwny]

13 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Time is not measuring constructs. Time is an aspect of your consciousness.

This is completely correct. It is why in a high enough state you can bring time to a stand still, yet there can still be motion. Many times the realisation of what time is and awakening to eternity arise simultaneously. Time is bullshit, eternity is not. Yet I still experience time consistently all the time whilst in my baseline state. But it doesn’t take much for me to see through it, but I understand I must live by it. As Leo might say, time, is a tricky beast 😂

[Spiritual Warfare]

@Dazgwny What does experiencing eternity feel like compared to living in a temporal framework?