Time

Time is relative to movements. As the frequencies of movements increase, the time gaps between movements decrease. Thus as speed increases – time decreases, and vis-a-vis. When movements start, time and life begins.                And when movements cease, time stands still and life is suspended. Time that is wound down (played out), will be rewinded and set to play again. Either in this world, or elsewhere.  And so life goes on with periods of interludes. Time is the non-atomic factor of change. When natural barriers are crossed, fundamental changes take place. In the inner space of nature there is no measurable time-lag between one’s thoughts and its accoplishments.                                                                                                                                                With men it is impossible, but not with God:  for with  God all things are possible.
                                              Mark 10:27                        

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