Time Is An Illusion Is An IllusionUnity Consciousness #2707

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Time Cannot Be An Illusion Unless There's Confusion

Time cannot be an illusion because time is motion and motion is essential to life and existence.
Time cannot be an illusion because time is a way of keeping track of the motion of circle cycles. Neither a circle nor a cycle are illusions.
Because Motion represents process, sequence, step, stage, order, chronology and series of events in this continuous repetitive universe we live in, Time allows the Supreme Being to keep track of and coordinate all steps and processes (including co-processes and sub-processes of all motion and what stage of transformation is associated with each level of motion).
This is a good spot to clarify that what has been called timelessness or timeless, is more accurately stated as time limitlessness or unlimited time or no time limit or infinite or infinity.

Time cannot be an illusion unless all of the below are illusions:
1. every moment of your life
2. temporary and forever
3. seasons
4. breathing
5. heartbeats
6. Time & Space - Space is where, time is when. Space is territory (ter-it-tory, spirit mation, all ways); Time is history (his-tory, khis-tory, hes-tory, khes-tory, spirit motion, always)
7. vibrations
8. growth, development, change, learning, history, menstruation, gestation

How does a day or birthday or other type of anniversary or holiday keep reoccurring or being acknowledged in a mindspace where time is an illusion?
How does age accumulate if time is an illusion?
Why can't we sow and reap on the same day?
Doesn't it take time to do anything and everything? Even “no time flat” takes time.
Don't many of us get paid based on how much time we work and record on a timesheet?
Don't Youtubers get paid based on the amount of time people watch videos and ads?
Isn't money a representation of time and the application of skill and knowledge? The latter two taking time to acquire and apply.
Don't the words: wait, patience and persistence, imply time exists?
Isn't time implied by the words: fast, slow, quick, suddenly, how long, early, late, start, finish, ready, stop, go, memory, remember, often, frequency, travel, pace, rush, hurry, first, last, next, before, after, while, practice, try, distance, speed?

Don't you wanna know “what time,” when you are going somewhere or meeting someone or someone is picking you up or when the plane leaves or when the store opens?

Time cannot be illusion except where confusions are in collusion.