does consciousness = nonlocalised time

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Consciousness can be difined as nonlocalised time.so existance without event is nonlocalised time.time is localised by the event being viewed.unlocalised time is the super object that never happened.time becomes an object rendering all caused objects to be fictional objects with fictional laws.there is no time event horizion time always will exist.
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What is TIME?

What then is a moment in time? In the true sense of the word, in a single moment in time there is nothing moving.
For isn't time simply the occurrence of an event? If there is not an event. Then there is not time. Not an electron spinning, a photon emitting...etc

TIME...reversed...EMIT

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A moment in time exists when time flows in the differentual illusion realative to that existance.in other words theres a true self aware moment.
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jackles wrote:A moment in time exists when time flows in the differentual illusion realative to that existance.in other words theres a true self aware moment.
You think that time does not exist unless there is a concious mind to perceive it? If so this is branch falling in a forest stuff...
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I believe the observer is two things at once.we have the brains existance which fits in with other existing things or created existing things.the brain allows a restricted view limited to the event.but consciousness i believe pre existed th brain.
It the back ground consciousness is a stationary moment it is un moveing and sizeless .but the unmoving moment created and moves all moveing sizelike things.so on the death of the brain of an individual observer comes out of the event which of its self continues on in the time space expression.but the brain dead inividual if they lived an unselfish life will be in consciouse heaven.selfish ness will be in the exact same place but view it as hell.the void is heaven or hell depending on your view in the event.and what you do or how unselfish you live your life whilst in the event.but after the event life it will be for the individual like it the event never occured at all.
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Mmm.....and how does your view of KARMA sit from the perspective of a Christian?
If a Christian suffers beyond the suffering of Christ for 'sins'....?
What of this God?
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I think karma means impression.i am not sure on reincarnation. But whats being reicarnated is god or lost god. We we are all bits of god going back to god oneway or another.
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does consciousness = nonlocalised time

No, this is what is called incoherent bollocks
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Hobbes' Choice wrote:does consciousness = nonlocalised time

No, this is what is called incoherent bollocks
I think incoherent is a bit strong.
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