2018, Illusion of Time - An Existence Beyond Time (समय भ्रम और समय से परे का सत्य)

Why Time is Considered an Illusion (माया)

According to scriptures:

The Earth Introduction

This discourse begins with a fundamental spiritual inquiry: Is time real, or is it merely an illusion? The discussion unfolds through a dialogue exploring scientific views, religious beliefs and deeper spiritual knowledge. Scientists believe that time is not in anyone's control. Time moves on its own. They do not tie time anywhere. Every religion has predicted time. Different religions have predicted time.

According to  Bapuji’s divine insight, time is not absolute—it is conditional, relative, and ultimately illusory (माया).

What is Time According to Human Understanding?

Time, as we perceive it, is measured through clocks—devices created by humans. Scientists believe that time moves independently and is not under anyone’s control. However, even on Earth, time is not uniform. Time differs across regions like America and Britain. Everyone experiences time differently. Time is divided into day, night, months, and years.The earth also kept getting smaller and bigger.  When the earth was made, it was big. Then it kept getting smaller and smaller. This variability itself indicates that time is not absolute but relative and constructed.

• exists within the five elements (पंच तत्व)

• This material world is destructible (विनाशी)

• Anything that changes is Maya (illusion)

Since time is constantly changing—day to night, year to year—it belongs to the realm of destruction.

Thus: Anything that is not stable, permanent and unchanging is illusion.

Time and Cycles of Creation (युग चक्र और समय)

Time is tied to cyclical changes such as:

• Satyug, Treta, Dwapar, Kaliyug

• Human lifespan changes across ages

• Atmosphere and consciousness shift

• Elements move from Satto Pradhan to Tamo dominance

After completion of cycles:

1. 4 Yugas ( Satyug, Treta, Dwapar, and Kalyug ends)= Ardh Pralaya

2. 1 Manvantar = 71 Ardh-pralayas=  Pralay

   • 14 Manvantars = 1 Day of Brahma = 4.32 billion Earth year.= Kalp Pralay (All three lokas- swargalok, Bhulok and Bhuwarlog  gets wrapped up/ destroyed)

   • 1 Night of Brahma = equal duration.

3. Hence, 1 full day-night cycle of Brahma = 8.64 billion years.

4. Brahma’s life span is 100 years — the lifespan of this Brahmand.

5. 100 years of Brahma= Life of Universe ends= Maha Kaal Pralay

This proves that time governs destruction, and therefore is itself destructible.

Time Exists Only Where There is Change and Destruction

Wherever there is:

• Birth and death

• Creation and destruction

• Transformation

→ Time exists

Even higher realms like:

• Brahmapuri= 1000  Chaturyogs on earth

• Vishnupuri (Vaikunth)=Also known as Akshay Dham

• Shiv puri

…are still within the universe and therefore bound by time.This too is illusion because it is not eternal

Beyond Universe: Is There a Timeless Reality?

Beyond the universe, galaxies, and even multiverses, there exists a higher state known as Paramdham (Supreme Abode), which is completely beyond destruction and therefore beyond time. As explained, wherever there is destruction, there is time—but in this supreme state, there is no destruction at all. Hence, there is no concept of day or night, no measurement of time, and no awareness of its passing. In that realm, beings do not even know what time is, because time itself does not exist. It is a timeless reality where there is neither creation nor dissolution, making it fundamentally different from all lower realms within existence.

Why Religions Tried to Define Time

Different religions like Islam, Messengers have attempted to define and bind time through concepts like the end of the world, judgement day, or fixed cycles such as yugas. These predictions arose from limited understanding and observations restricted to the physical and subtle worlds. As indicated in the discourse, many such ideas may have also been influenced by higher beings or advanced entities who shared partial knowledge. However, all these interpretations remain confined to the realm of creation and destruction. Since they deal only with what is perishable and changing, they cannot describe the eternal truth that exists beyond time

Time Across Dimensions and Universes

Even when considering higher dimensions—such as the 10th, 11th, or 12th dimensions—or advanced realms like galaxies and multiverses, time still operates within them. This is because all these levels are ultimately finite and subject to creation and dissolution. As stated, wherever there is creation and destruction, time is present. Therefore, no matter how vast or advanced a realm may be, if it undergoes change, it remains bound by time. Only that which is completely beyond destruction—like Paramdham—can truly be beyond time, while everything within creation remains under its influence. All dimensions within creation are bound by time.

Mahashiv and Cosmic Time

even the concept of cosmic time is relative and not absolute. It is explained that one moment of Mahashiv can equal the entire lifespan of Brahma (100 years), and within such moments, entire universes undergo creation and destruction. This clearly shows that galaxies, universes, and even multiverses are all subject to cycles of formation and dissolution. Since all these exist within the domain of change, their time is also destructible (Vinashi). Therefore, even what appears as vast cosmic time is temporary and dependent on higher levels of existence, proving that time itself is not the ultimate reality but a shifting construct within creation..

The Real Meaning of “Timelessness”

The real meaning of “timelessness” is described as a state where there is no bondage, no measurement, and no beginning or end. As emphasized in the transcript, wherever there is destruction, there is time—but where destruction does not exist, time also does not exist. This timeless state exists only in transcendental realms beyond all creation, especially in Paramdham, where there is no awareness or calculation of time at all. In such a realm, there is neither creation nor dissolution, making it completely free from the cycle that defines time. Hence, freedom from time is essentially freedom from all forms of bondage and limitation.

How to Reach the Timeless State

To reach this timeless state, the guidance given is deeply spiritual: one must remain in Atma (soul) awareness, spread Paramshanti (supreme peace), remember the Almighty Authority, and focus on higher consciousness. Through such practices, a soul gradually aligns with the reality beyond time. The discourse also clarifies that what we perceive as time is only a relative construct tied to creation, not the ultimate truth. The mention of “another multiverse without time” points toward a transcendental existence beyond causal creation—aligned with Paramdham—where there is no destruction and therefore no time, reinforcing that the ultimate goal is to transcend time itself

.Conclusion

Time is not an ultimate reality—it is a function of change, destruction, and material existence. From Earth to multiverse, everything governed by time is illusion (माया).

The ultimate truth lies beyond time:

• Beyond cycles

• Beyond creation

• Beyond destruction

That realm is eternal, infinite, and free from all bondage.

It is explained that wherever there is bondage to time, there is always a calculation of time, such as in Satyug and Kaliyug where time is measured in thousands and millions of years. Kaliyug is described as 4,35,000 years and Chaturyug as 73,20,000 years, showing that wherever time is calculated, there is bondage. When such cycles complete, destruction happens, and this cycle of creation and destruction continues. There is Kal-bandhan and Mahakal-bandhan, meaning different levels of time bondage. The universe itself is created systematically by Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shankar, and even Brahma has a lifespan of 100 years. One day of Brahma equals 1000 Chaturyugas on Earth, which shows how time operates differently across levels. Eventually, all three worlds—Bhurlok, Bhuvarlok, and Swarglok—are destroyed during Kalpralaya. Therefore, wherever there is time, there is destruction, and wherever there is destruction, there is creation again.

Cosmic Structures Bound by Time)

The explanation continues by stating that even Shiva loses power after a fixed time and destroys the universe through fire. Mahashiv, who governs galaxies like Akash Ganga, also becomes Mahakal and manages all universes, yet even his domain is bound by time and destruction. Every moment, universes are created and destroyed under Mahashiv’s influence, and even galaxies are not beyond time. The term “Kalateet” (beyond time) means a state where there is no universe, no Mahabrahman, and no galaxy. Since universes themselves are created and destroyed, they cannot be beyond time. Beyond time, there is no calculation, no measurement, and no concept of time at all. The discussion further explains that souls can progress through various realms such as Brahmapuri, Vishnupuri, and Shivpuri by becoming Nirakar and Karmateet, gaining power and evolving from Jeeva to Shiva. A high-quality soul can travel beyond galaxies, universes, and even multiverses, depending on its spiritual strength.

Soul Journey, Multiverse और Higher Realities

Bapuji explains that many souls on Earth have come from other galaxies, universes, and even greater universes. These high-quality souls, sometimes referred to as “star children,” possess greater power than ordinary humans. They come from distant cosmic regions because they became aware that the Almighty Authority has descended in disguise and is transforming the multiverse. Since billions of years, beings from higher universes have been observing and entering this universe. On Earth, religions also evolved over time—from a single Sanatan Dharma to multiple belief systems—mirroring the diversity found in higher realms. The universe consists of multiple layers, and beyond it lies an even more expansive multiverse structure. However, all these still fall within creation and therefore remain bound by time.

Nature of the Timeless Realm

The timeless world is described through Bapuji’s divine vision (Divya Drishti), where there is absolutely no time. In that realm (another Multiverse), there are no humans, no deities, no angels, no physical forms, no elements like smell, touch, or color in the material sense. It is a world of Param Tatva (supreme element), which is eternal and has never undergone creation or destruction. There are 47 layers of universe. Unlimited colour combination exist. Every light has only one might (param purush- param prakriti).

 Unlike our multiverse, which is considered a small unit, this realm does not have structures like galaxies or universes. It exists beyond all such divisions. Even though there are multiple levels like great universe, great-great universe, and multiverse, the timeless realm exists beyond all these. In that state, no one knows what time is because time has never existed there. It is completely timeless and beyond emergence.

Param Tatva World (Experience of the Param Tatva Realm)

In the Param Tatva world, everything operates differently. There is a subtle existence where souls experience movement, sound, and colors in a completely non-physical way. There is continuous divine music present in the environment, and souls can experience and “sense” it without any instruments. The environment is filled with dynamic colors and vibrations, constantly changing at every moment, yet not bound by time. The structures there are not physical like trees or sky but are made of Param Tatva. Souls move freely in this ultimate space, experiencing a highly refined and elevated existence beyond material perception.

Changeable World vs Timeless Reality

The discourse highlights how everything in our world changes with time. Human lifespan reduced from 100,000 years in Satyug to about 100 years in Kaliyug, and even physical height decreased significantly. These constant changes prove that the world is not permanent but changeable and bound by time. The five elements have become heavy, and the soul has become suppressed within them, leading to ignorance and illusion. The intellect has become deluded, trapping the soul in cycles of birth and death. This reinforces that the physical world is an illusion governed by time.

Timeless World तक कैसे पहुँचे? (How to Reach the Timeless State?)

To reach the timeless world, one requires deep knowledge and spiritual realization. A person must first understand that they are a soul and not the body. By knowing the Almighty Authority and building a connection with it, the soul gains power and Param Prakash (supreme light). This connection is essential because only the Almighty Authority can grant such divine energy. The soul must recognize its relationship with the Supreme as its origin and source of power. As the soul gains higher levels of energy (kala), it can progress beyond the universe into higher multiversal realms and eventually toward the timeless state.