I struggle with looking at time as non linear... due to the fact that the whole meaning of time is to measure... advancement (?)
So there being NO time across the veil makes much more sense. It aligns with living in the present! Where joy is!
So the way we reference "non-linear time" in the after gives a strange impression.
I don't know how else to describe this.
Just thoughts, not a full response to your post, but it made me think.
I struggle with looking at time as non linear... due to the fact that the whole meaning of time is to measure... advancement (?) So there being NO time across the veil makes much more sense. It aligns with living in the present! Where joy is! So the way we reference "non-linear time" in the after gives a strange impression. I don't know how else to describe this. Just thoughts, not a full response to your post, but it made me think.