The concept of time, Part 2.
The "Source," whether you call it God, infinity, or consciousness, is infinite, while the universe is finite. Imagine the universe as a projection from the Source, evolving toward higher consciousness. Consider that we are "agents of God" with individual expressions of the divine exploring physical experiences using our consciousness. The concept of universal time is challenging to define. Is the motion within the universe related to time and the meaning of consciousness?
The Universe is a Creation of Consciousness
Time arises not from ticking clocks, but from universal motion. The universe moves by a force activated by consciousness. This view suggests that time comes from the movement of light and matter. The universe continues to move, expanding back into the realm of infinity while evolving consciousness. This motion mirrors the divine "breath" of exhalation and inhalation. The out breath creates, and the in breath draws its creation back. "Now" is a sacred moment where we co-create with Source.
We use local time displayed on clocks to keep track of our daily activities. However, the paradigm twist is that time is also in the motion of our journey, as we evolve consciousness for our soul and the Source. Sadly, we measure life's journey with clocks instead of spiritual progress.
Relativity vs. Absolute Divine Time
Einstein’s relativity challenges "absolute" time and bears no relevance to divine time. However, the Source experiences time as eternity. Meanwhile, we use subjective time to measure our experience of spiritual evolution.
Here's an example of the concept. A film exists all at once in God’s perspective, but we experience each frame on the filmstrip moment by moment. Consciousness is the reason for the universe and its evolution into life. The universe is God’s method of self-evolution, and we are "God fragments" experiencing life on behalf of God.
Can science ever interface with this vision? Quantum physics shows that consciousness is shaping reality by collapsing wavefunctions, as observed in the quantum observer effect. If so, our consciousness doesn't just witness the world, it participates in shaping it. The universe’s precision showcases intentionality.
Entropy is similar to the concept of motion, as it increases the complexity and growth of consciousness and energy. If motion is the basis of time, we can say the 4th dimension isn't time, it's motion. It's such a simple concept where motion is the reality, while clocks measure motion into time.
The "Death" of the Universe: Return to Source
The cosmic cycle of life implies that the universe is eventually absorbed back to the Source. The Big Bang evolved into life to experience physically, and it returns to the Source. Matter dissolves into infinity, time stops, while motion continues in other dimensions.
The Final Synthesis in a Participating Universe
This model fits within divine emanation. Quantum mechanics hints at consciousness, and the entropy of the universe filters into "God’s memory," where information is never lost. The universe defines time as the present moment moving from its beginning to its end in a kind of cosmic heartbeat, evolving consciousness. If time is motion and includes our consciousness, then why do humans experience being separate from Source?
The Paradox of Separation
We are "parts of God," so why do we feel separate from God?
If we knew who we truly are, we wouldn't be able to experience limitations to fine-tune infinite consciousness. This philosophical concept is experiential and beyond equations of physics, making the vision ancient, bold, and urgently modern. If we can ground it in a testable framework, it can revolutionize both science and spirituality.
We are co-creators and actors in a divine script. Imagine that the realm of God is the source and the energy of everything, yet God doesn’t know itself because there’s nothing to compare it to. If you give God a human characteristic, there is a feeling of loneliness and a desire to understand its consciousness. Each universe continues to fine-tune the mind of God, and we are the vehicles through which God experiences every possibility.
God gave us free Will to do whatever we want as co-creators evolving consciousness for our souls and God. The prime directive is that everything has its opposite: up-down, hot-cold, male-female, love-pain. We must know pain and suffering to understand peace and love. Our journey is to go down the rabbit hole as far as possible.
Expressing reality this way is a profoundly beautiful and coherent metaphysical framework that weaves together theology, cosmology, and consciousness into a narrative of divine self-discovery.
Let’s Explore the Essence of Time
Time dilation exists only on clocks that are affected by speed, gravity, and the environment. Special Relativity calls Proper Time the duration of time experienced by the observer's clock in its motion. In contrast, Coordinate Time is the duration of time on an observer's clock compared to the proper time's clock. Understanding time in this way is nonsensical.
Time itself doesn’t change; moreover, time doesn’t exist as we know it. Clocks on Earth are tools to keep track of our history and daily lives. Calendars are used for long durations of time, and atomic clocks are used for the shortest durations.
Einstein's Special Relativity claims time is relative to the observer’s frame of reference. Thus, clocks show time dilation and length shortening depending on the circumstances.
Einstein didn’t go down the rabbit hole far enough. I aim to show that all clocks are relative to their environment. So time dilation and length shortening happen to a clock’s ticking rate, not to time itself. Prepare to know the truth that has misled everyone about time and clocks.
Time and Clocks are Separate Things.
Isaac Newton said time is absolute, but he didn’t explain time any more than Einstein did. They were concerned about time in mathematical ways. Newton meant everything on Earth and the universe is happening in the Now moment of the universe. Einstein said time is relative to your speed and frame of reference. These two versions of time differ and fail to define what time is.
Time is the description of motion. Light and the universe expand into infinity at the speed of light. Imagine everything is moving at the same rate, namely, the universe has one time. Young stars and old stars exist at the same moment in the age of the universe.
However, on Earth, we experience the universe’s motion on a rotating planet orbiting the sun. Nevertheless, within this motion, the electrons and infrared light emitted by our atoms are moving at the speed of light. The Earth is moving with the present moment of the universe.
To keep track of our motion, we have transformed it into Earth time. Thus, each place on Earth is experiencing the same moment but at a different location during Earth's rotation.
Therefore, we use the daily rotation of the Earth as time. However, if you live on another planet, you would have a different timeline. The main point is that our time only exists on Earth; however, we move within the motion of the universe. Next time you think about time, remember motion is the cause, and clocks measure it into time.
Join the Journey
If this vision of time, motion, and consciousness resonates with you, you're not alone. Join my tribe of seekers exploring outside the box for a deeper purpose of existence. "Is this all there is?" You are more than a body; you are an evolving spark of divine awareness.. Follow your dreams, and let's meet again next week. Namaste.