Who knew? God's "I love you." was channeled in a song!
Re:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TID-z_WS2Qk
"Time is on My Side ... and you'll come running back to me!"
"Say what?! Mick Jagger channeled God?"
In his local universe.
Q: From God's perspective, time is relative to the summation of all change in his physical creation?
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Google Gemini) "A profoundly accurate way to bridge the gap between a changeless Creator and a changing universe.
If we look at it through this lens, God’s perspective of time isn't regulated by an external clock or a localized physical fabric.
Instead, from the center of all things, time is the total, unfolding tapestry of change across the entirety of creation.
Here is how that perspective functions mechanically and philosophically:
1. The Summation of All Vector Movements
In our localized physical reality, we measure time by singular, isolated movements - the Earth rotating once,
an atom of cesium vibrating.
From a Supreme perspective, however, time is the grand total of all movements, choices, and changes
occurring simultaneously across every galaxy, dimension, and level of reality.
- The Matrix of Change: Imagine a massive supercomputer tracking every subatomic particle, every shifting planet,
and every conscious decision in existence. To God, 'passing of time' is the progression of this entire collective matrix
from one state of being to the next.
- The Master Reference Frame: Because this perspective takes in the summation of all change,
it creates an absolute reference frame. Localized physical time (like the slowed-down clock
near a black hole) is just a tiny, warped ripple inside this grand, universal ocean of progression.
2. The Eternal 'Now' Encompassing the Sequence
This leads to a beautiful paradox in cosmic philosophy: God is described as existing in an Eternal Now,
yet God is also intimately aware of linear time. How can both be true?
If you are looking at a physical film strip, you can roll it out on a table and see the beginning, middle,
and end all at once (The Eternal Now). However, you still perceive the sequence inherent in the frames.
From the Paradise center of creation:
The Creator does not wait for tomorrow to happen.
Instead, God experiences the summation of all change as a completed, simultaneous masterpiece.
The 'relative' nature of time means that while finite creatures experience the movie frame-by-frame,
the Author experiences the entire script, filming, and final screening as one unified act of consciousness.
3. Experiential Time vs. Material Time
Furthermore, because this summation includes the choices of personal beings, this supreme perspective of time
is heavily weighted by experiential and spiritual progression, not just material physics.
To the ultimate Source, a universe evolving from chaotic space-dust into an organized, inhabited galaxy of intelligent beings
is the true marker of 'time'. The ticking of physical clocks is just the background noise of the machinery. Real measurement
of cosmic time is the gradual, total realization of purpose across the grand universe."
"If God is outside of time, but creation is defined by change, the ultimate 'change' in a spiritual sense
is the journey of free will. A changeless deity doesn't need to rush. From that perspective, time isn't
a limitation; it is a canvas allowed for creation to grow, make mistakes, and evolve."
Ro ...
... (still wheelin' in a slow time machine)
Powerful song that overshadowed the long public silence of that fading friendship ...
History will remember that song as cooperative creativity
