Does time have a death? Only an eternal being could answer that. And yet an eternal being would mean time to be eternal and have no death at all. The famous question in this terms is this -
Before all creations there was nothing. Then God came and created everything. But to create God needed space ('nothing' is nothing but a lot of space, isn't it?) and energy. And before God came and created everything there must have been time flowing as it is flowing today. Thus God cannot create everything. Time, Space and Energy must have existed before God. Or is God time, space and energy combined together? Then who created all these? Who created God?
While you ponder on a deep philosophical understanding over this unnecessary questions, I'd tell a tale. A tale of nothing that is very important. And a tale that tells itself. Some says that this year has ended in a melancholy tune. At least in India or rather West Bengal. The year saw a large number of accidents and deaths in result. So the most important personality of the year that we are just about to leave behind was the Shadowy Death himself. Well Death takes on everyone and everything that is either living or non-living all withers away in time. Just as I said in my previous article that even time is lost in time. And then one can say that being eternal, just like time means to escape Death forever. Does this mean that Moksha, that is spoken of in the Geeta is to flow eternally with time? Or become time itself?
Before all creations there was nothing. Then God came and created everything. But to create God needed space ('nothing' is nothing but a lot of space, isn't it?) and energy. And before God came and created everything there must have been time flowing as it is flowing today. Thus God cannot create everything. Time, Space and Energy must have existed before God. Or is God time, space and energy combined together? Then who created all these? Who created God?
While you ponder on a deep philosophical understanding over this unnecessary questions, I'd tell a tale. A tale of nothing that is very important. And a tale that tells itself. Some says that this year has ended in a melancholy tune. At least in India or rather West Bengal. The year saw a large number of accidents and deaths in result. So the most important personality of the year that we are just about to leave behind was the Shadowy Death himself. Well Death takes on everyone and everything that is either living or non-living all withers away in time. Just as I said in my previous article that even time is lost in time. And then one can say that being eternal, just like time means to escape Death forever. Does this mean that Moksha, that is spoken of in the Geeta is to flow eternally with time? Or become time itself?
Wow......!! amazing philosophy, simply loved it. 'nothing' is nothing but a lot of space..gr8
ReplyDeleteI would say Time is eternal otherwise eternal will have no meaning at all..!
It's great that some people understand and like my philosophy. :)
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