The Eternal Now

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Namaste IMO.

 

The eternal Now is in fact the Sakti, and the Sakti is everything

from Mahat to Jiva.

Scientifically there is no time, it is a relative concept---space

travel slows it down.

It is about interpretation. The Australian Aborigines call it the

Dreamtime, which Westerners mistakenly think is about a past event,

when to the Aborigine it is now............Living in the Now or

present is living above things that move.....ONS..Tony

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--- Tony OClery <aoclery wrote:

> Namaste IMO.

>

> The eternal Now is in fact the Sakti, and the Sakti

> is everything

> from Mahat to Jiva.

> Scientifically there is no time, it is a relative

> concept---space

> travel slows it down.

 

michael: Speed slows it down. :-) Because time is

the measure of the movement of two physical objects

in relation to an observer. And as such, it is

relative. Relative to speed, in relation to

ONEanother.

 

But in nirguna, we don't worry about any of this. All

we do as nirguna is,

......well,....hmmmmmmmmm,.....???????????

> It is about interpretation. The Australian

> Aborigines call it the

> Dreamtime, which Westerners mistakenly think is

> about a past event,

 

Holy Cow, "interpretation", man o man, what a

mistake!!! Que lastima! It doesn't matter what you

call the "it" that is being interpreted. Call IT

"dreamtime" or "monkeytime", or anything you like; but

"it" can't be understood or described.

> when to the Aborigine it is now............Living in

> the Now or

 

Which aborigine? :-)

> present is living above things that

> move.....ONS..>

 

"living above", huh? Well, which way's up? :-)

 

michael