[mkirkpatrick]

Dipayankar,you asked an interesting question in the last post,how would you account
for velocity if time did not exist?Well in an absolute reference you would not,because
velocity does not exist either?But in the relative sense it does!You just have to remember
the difference,in the relative universe time,space,and distance exist,but they are really
illusions,and are not absolutely real,only relatively real,there is a huge difference!

Energy,consciousness,are universally ominipresent,filling absolutely all with its ubiquious
presence,in that understanding,velocity would have nowhere to travel too,where it was not
already there?we experience time,and space,and imagine quite wrongly that theyare real,
but they are in fact shadows cast by the absolute reality,onto the temporal reality.


regards michael.