Advaita Vedanta's view on time?

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Adviata is non-duality. Time is gap between two

sequential entities - requiring an observer static or

non-changing as the events change from one to the

next. The changeless observer is only real while the

changing things are mithyaa since they are observed.

Hence advaita or non-duality can only be refered to

the changeless observer which is one without a second

or advaitam, as there is no more observations when we

negate the changes as well as the time that is defined

by the changes.

 

The very word advaita negates all that which is

observable and therefore all that which is inert.

 

Therefore advaita cannot have a view of time! since

anything that is viewed is negatable and therefore

mithyaa. That can only be the view of advaita.

 

Hari Om!

Sadananda