What do we know about time apart from the ever changing now?
We think of time as linear progression, but is it? There is an underlying current to reality, the potential, the release of the potential, and the expression that shapes further potential.
Time is an illusion. We measure cycles, which are an inherent expression of reality, but are the cycles everything?
Potential, Release and Expression are inversely proportional and happening always in the background. It is not a cycle, it’s a balance. The balance leads to coherence, and coherence is everything of distinction that we observe.
Distinction is in the eye of the beholder. There is no indistinction, only that which we consider indistict. The universe cares not about indistinction, everything is distinct. There is no chaos, only unrealised order.
There is a single constant stream of infinite or eternity, everything is merely expressions out of that. Infinity or eternity is just a constant reoccurring feedback loop.
As do I. And I propose there is no indistinction with the matter. And that we furthermore currently exist in a more favorable “now” in the present era partly due to the belief we have that people in general always are given the opportunity to align their minds with the concept “the whole cycle that has no beginning and no end.” And the opportunity is ubiquitous.
May the end wonderfully come to you. Maybe it’ll be tomorrow. (I’m feeling the Foo Fighters for a second)
If nothing is indistinct, the whole cycle has no potential—it is pure act/expression—and “further” it cannot go. (Aquinas—NOT a reduction/collapse—the maximally greatest irreducible complexity.)
Yeah, keep me out of your c-series Ichthus, I’ve already explained why. What God does is none of my business. I can only attempt to define reality as experienced by us mortals.
