Yes i too love how bashar explains time ... here is another way that i like to think of it;

think of animals, a cat for example, it lives outside time, it is centered on it's own animal vibration, in it's animal world time is abolished, non existent ... animals instinctively follow the rhythms of nature, and nature by definition is always in perfect alignment with the loa, it is always in the "now" - time is an invention of the human logical mind.

time, as we refer to it
is a mechanism for ordering
what has precipitated into material form,
measuring its cycle

I would agree that we only exist in the now, and that we use our interpretations of the past to set a course that will put us where we want to be in the future.
I think my only real understanding of time is based an the increment of time that I have existed as a human being. I judge the passage of time by the only real measure I have, and that is "my time". Thus when I was 10 it took another live time to get to 20, but at 20 that same increment put me at 40. I wish there was a way to slow it down.

Good question. Time is one of the 4 observable dimensions. Some mathematical models for the development of the universe require 10 or many more. Its a basic way of plotting change. If you're measuring something repeating, you can see how it changes vs frequency or phase. You can take a linear or circular perspective. For example, you can graph a sine wave on an XY plot and see it oscillate, or you can graph it on a polar plot and see it move around the unit circle.

If you can visualize your past/future, then you certainly are a time-traveler. If you visualize a future event that doesn't occur, then maybe your attempt to predict the future caused you to make a decision that changed it. Neat bit of irony.

I constantly try to slow my life down by using my time efficiently. So many people worry about how many years they have left, when they could be doing so much more with their time today. By the time I've been awake 90 min, I already cleaned my house, exercised, showered, ate a healthy breakfast, and started working. You can certainly do the same thing to slow the clock down. Try it and see if you feel like you gained more time.

Time is time, it depends on how u experience it. Because it is truly only manifested from within, it is really only a coordinate within your consciousnesses. I think this a great explanation from Treb about the differences in the way time is experienced from thier race to ours. The differences are great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-I1KqHD--E#t=5m45s

I suppose I will add more as people do not like to listen to vids to get the answer. The idea of time is simple. Time is experienced for us in linear time. We are in 3rd density to fourth density transfer stage. In this stage we experience time linearly. In the 4th density we will experience it more fluidly. This means we only experience time according to our vibration status. So when we feel we must experience a childhood moment, we can, even after full growth. The way this happens is that they only change a portion of their overall consciousnesses and change that one integer in the overall equation. It is if their energy and consciousnesses is a formula and all they need to do in time or space to move into another part, is change that one variable.

Hope this helps.

love n light

rob

To me, time is like a greet river, and we are in a canoe upon that river, floating along.

Most of the time, we are not really conscious of being on the river. But if we think about time, then our position on the river may change. If we dwell on the past to the exclusion of the present, It is almost like parking our canoe on-the side of the river, and staying stuck there until we release our obsession.

But the funny thing is, we really never leave the river at all- we just stay stuck on one scene along the way. Time seems to speed up the river, especially whee we are having fun.(Ask Cinderella) It seems to slow the river down, as when we are waiting for our popcorn to get done in the microwave,

But we only leave the river when we die.

To me, that is how time feels.

Jai

Time is a measure created by men according to position of the stars,time is also measure by decay of matter.Men made many tools to measure time(clock,calendar,observation of material compare to other similar material,observation of material affected by other substance to determinate how many time is needed to observe the same effect on a material. In this world we have a flesh body and are affected by decay over time.

Now human are starting to explore time at the speed of light. And have discover that the more something move fast the less decay is observed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_paradox

But since they measure time according to movement and decay,For someone that move faster every movement seen on the outside seams slow or everything seen get slower. As for the one moving slower every thing outside of him seams to move fast or every thing seen on the outside seams to move faster.

Right now even with out making a move you are moving. the earth is rotating the earth travel through space your blood move in your vain and you take in air through your lung.

It is said that if one would move at the speed of light a very shorth time for him would be thousand of years for someone that is not moving at the speed of light.

Yet for someone to be fast it is needed to not waste energy making a lot of movement,but making the shortest move that are faster to make to move from point a to point b.

quick example of this would be someone running at you to push you,you just need to make one fast side step just before he is on you and you will have move faster then him,and he will have miss is target being not fast enuff.

So you see even if is body is moving alot faster then your body the energy wasted to over run you and make those 2 to 5 steps,can be over run in making 1 faster single side step that take alot less energy.

small video to show you example of side step: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78U9AqpygOE

i would say that time is always now and it is always the same the only difference is from the observer on observation. What is past made the present and what is the present make the future. if one can observe the trajectory of something on a path and determinate what is the best change to make in the present he can alter the future trajectory of that something. in the same way someone is driving on the road and see a sign he can know what is coming next(a curve to the right or the left,a hill ,a gravel road ,ice,dead end street,etc.) and make the neccessary adjustement for what is coming next.

Ask any channeled non-physical entity about time, and they will tell you that it is an illusion. Time, and its partner space, are the two main elements that the "gods" employ in order to construct temporary "physical worlds". These worlds are then made available to all the non-physical spirit/souls (you, me, us, them) as a temporary home away from home, a kind of boarding school for evolving souls. Time is no easy concept to explain. Our relationship to it is unique to each individual. For some it seems to fly, for others, it seems to drag on and on.

I don't know if my perspective will help bring you closer to understanding the subject of time or add to the confusion that is inherent in any question that attempts to rely on the reasoning ability of the human brain to comprehend the simultaneous nature of our existence. Our physical 'reasoning' mind is born, raised, and develops within the realm of time and space and is therefore constrained by the limitations therein.

You, however, are essentially a spirit/soul that exists primarily in a reality not limited by the constraints of time and space. As souls, we make a choice to incarnate within the construct of time and space. We do it for the experience, for educational purposes, and for the challenges this environment has to offer. We generally have a specific intent and purpose each time, usually related to our souls maturing processes.

For a metaphorical perspective on the concept of time, I suggest you look up into the night sky and in the distance imagine a seemingly endless spiral staircase. Zoom in and notice that each step represents an increment of time. Each step can be a minute, a day, a month, year decade, whatever.

As a physical being, we are living on the staircase. We enter on the step designated as our birthday, climb step by step through life, and step off at death. Whatever step we are on is the present. The steps behind us represent the past and go back to the "beginning of time". Those ahead of us represent the future and go forward till the "end of time". When we leave the timeline, we can see it from a non-physical souls perspective. We can see that all the steps, which we once thought of as past, present, or future, really all exist simultaneously. To complete this metaphor, and more accurately reflect reality, simply add a billion or so staircases to the picture.