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Time is Space . In this metaphor, we understand time as a line. Durations become intervals of a given length. We speak of things in the future (or past) being near or far , of durations as long or short , of time horizons , and of events approaching or looming .
Since time is understood as space, many of our status-related rules for space apply to
... See moreKevin Simler • Status as Space
The now, the place where we all live, can be described as: the junction point where the timeless is converted into time the only “real” time we know in the waking state a totally unpredictable phenomenon a totally elusive phenomenon
Deepak Chopra • Metahuman
If time is eternal, then more spaces can exist in that infinite time; If we keep elongating or making more time, it makes sense that we can fit more spaces in time; If there is infinite time, then there are infinite spaces we can fit in time—which are endless possibilities, potential realities, dimensions, and experiences.
Dr. Joe Dispenza • Becoming Supernatural: How Common People are Doing the Uncommon
Basically, it is all name and form in space and time. Space equates as ‘distance’, and time equates as ‘duration’. However, all concepts are relative to reference points and find their meaning via referencing other concepts. This must be seen very clearly.
Gilbert Schultz • Self Aware
Time is the process of creation, and things of space are results of creation. When looking at space we see the products of creations; when intuiting time we hear the process of creation. Things of space exhibit a deceptive independence. They show off a veneer of limited permanence. Things created conceal the Creator. It is the dimension of time whe... See more