Re: What is time?

Imagine if you will that the illusion of time is death and dying. To paticipate in the illusion, you have to agree to forget your imortallity. This event has been called "the fall of man." Agreeing to the illusion of death and dying, we can accept an earthly father and mother then fall into our mother's womb. This is the moment when the illusionairy death and dying clock begins ticking for us. But everything around us including planets, suns, trees and leaves, people and fish...everything which can be considered physical begins the process of birth, dying, and death, on their on schedule and in their own way. They all have their own clocks. For an insect, that time might be hours to go through the whole process and for suns, it may take a much larger span of time but either way...the clock starts ticking as soon as we fall.

I once heard it said that every question is answered in heaven but this is not the case. We fall from a place where there is no time into the illusion of death and dying because there are no answers to questions about death and dying that can be found in timelessness. When our questions are answered though...time ends...at least for us who have all of the questions answered. Tweet