Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle

Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle: Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle › Spiritual Sciences - Mentoring for Self-Mastery and Personal Transformation

 We often don't really stop to think about the nature of what we have been taught to think of as "time", but when we examine it through the different aspects of our trinary mind, we can realize, that in the most basic sense, it's illusory in the sense that it appears to function differently at each level of the mind and reality . . .

Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle

Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle: Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle › Dr. Linda Gadbois: Spiritual Sciences - Mentoring for Personal Transformation › Mystery School Teachings

With the proper means of investigation we may come to realize that what we perceive as time, which transpires through a linear movement from a beginning point to an end point, is an illusion in the most basic sense. What I learned about the true nature of time, which came in a very unexpected manner, completely changed the way I thought about the true nature of reality, and the immortal nature of the soul . . .  

Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle

Is Time an Illusion? Eternity, Wholeness, and the Holographic Principle

Many of us have heard that time is a mental construct created by our conscious mind, and doesn't actually exist in the most basic sense, yet this can be difficult to understand, especially when we don't really understand how our own mind works in creating our reality. Yet time and reality, both mental constructs, are interconnected, where one lays the foundation for the other, and are only relevant when we're manifest in a reality of our own making . . . .

The Eternal Nature of the Soul and the Illusion of Time and Space

The Eternal Nature of the Soul and the Illusion of Time and Space: In order to truly comprehend any idea, we have to start by defining the meaning of the terms being used to describe them. While we tend to think that words mean the same thing to everyone, this is never the case, so in order to form the model necessary to comprehend an idea in a new way, we have to first define the model. Whatever conceptual model we use to perceive something determines what we’re capable of seeing. While we have a tendency to think that eternity means living within time and space forever without dying, it actually indicates a higher plane that not only exists outside of the time-space dimension, but as what acts to compose and orchestrate the entire lower plane of time and space as the material world of natural phenomena . . .