The Endless Mystery of Existence Itself

[msasa79]

It seems that the state of absolute Oneness is 7D, which implies that even 6D is not in a state of absolute Oneness and that there may be something like time in 6D. The C's comments about them also still learning in 6D seem to imply this too (learning requires a before and after, or some kind of "time").

Well, not necessarily the linear concept of time as implied by "learning requires a before and after", that we're used/programmed to perceive. The C's have said that the 'real measure' of time is actually the "expanded present" which indicates that everything happens now, and that time as such is "selective and variable", which implies that an individual or a group might choose which natural cycles they'll be 'subjugated' to for their learning purposes. Short-wave and long-wave cycles as an example come to mind in that respect. FWIW.

 

[axj]

We don't really know the definition of the "expanded present", I think - the C's only said that it is "the real measure of time". A measure of time implies the existence of some kind of time in the "expanded present".

One difficulty seems to be that our time is more or less illusory in relation to the eternal now, but that eternal now ("expanded present") also seems to have change or a "before and after", which implies the existence of something similar to time there.

Maybe the eternal now is "more eternal" in 7D than it is in 6D, if that makes sense.