>>5006208

“Man is, in the full sense of the term, a ‘miniature universe’; in him are all the matters of which the universe consists; the same forces, the same laws that govern the universe, operate in him; therefore in studying man we can study the whole world, just as in studying the world we can study man. But a complete parallel between man and the world can only be drawn if we take ‘man’ in the full sense of the word, that is a man whose inherent powers are developed. An undeveloped man, a man who has not complete the course of his evolution, cannot be taken as a complete picture or plan of the universe—he is an unfinished world.”

— P.D. Ouspensky, In Search of the Miraculous

>>5006150

Time, like Reality is first and foremost a psychological phenomenon and therefore dependent on the level of consciousness perceiving it.

Time is orthogonal to Eternity.

>>5006473

You seem confused, certain you know but understanding is the resultant of both knowledge and being.

You aren't describing a psychological phenomenon and you cannot prove it is not. Perhaps you should study yourself further and see if you can relate?

>>5006494

"The plane is only a projection of a body, the line is a projection of a plane, and the point is a projection of a line. When we say a thing "exists", we mean by this existence in time. Time, as we feel it, is the fourth dimension. Eternity is the fifth dimension. The sixth dimension is the line of the actualization of all possibilities. As every cosmos has a real physical existence, every cosmos therefore is three-dimensional for itself or in itself."

In Search of The Miraculous, P.D. Ouspensky

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>>5006368

To understand something about the origin, or Absolute, you would have to understand the Ray of Creation. Time exists even for the Earth.

>>5006635

Thinks happen in the only way they can, given our level of being that is. We attract our life.

For most of us, living in only the first two states of consciousness (both of them forms of sleep), we live under the law of accident.