=> Oneness versus Multiplicity... mplex'', with real and imaginary parts, and this also makes the final dimensions of space-time geometry fractal, as we shall describe in Chapter I. Actually, this supreme reality behind the apparent multiplicity is the source of all dualities in nature, including the wave-particle, mass-en ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - CHAPTER IV: ULTIMATE SYMMETRY... t they are unaware of the creation anew.) [50:15], and: (each Day He is upon one task) [55:29]. Therefore, in order to understand the relation between the unique Oneness of the Real and the apparent multiplicity of creations, Ibn al-Arabi adds time to the previous philosophical statement, ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - CHAPTER VI
The Single-Monad Model
of the Cosmos... [IV.181.31] For Ibn Arabi, a true understanding of time is the key to realising and understanding the origin and structure of the world, by providing the link between its ultimate unity and apparent multiplicity. In this chapter we shall outline an integrated cosmological model based on Ib ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 8. The Discrete Nature of Time:... th absolute Unity there would be no meaning to such conceptions. Therefore, Ibn Arabi's concept of time is that it would be discrete if we approach it on the (ultimately imaginary) plane of apparent multiplicity, but in reality there is no such reality as 'time' at all. The same perspectiv ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 1. What is Time?... 's controversial theory of the oneness of being. The importance of understanding the reality of time is, therefore, to provide the link between the actual unity of this Single Monad and the apparent multiplicity of the witnessed world. That is why Ibn Arabi says that: the knowing of time i ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2.6 The Discrete Nature of Time... solute Unity there would be no meaning to such conceptions. Therefore, Ibn al-Arabi’s concept of time is that it would be discrete if we approach it on the (ultimately imaginary) plane of apparent multiplicity, but in reality there is no such reality as “time” at all. The same perspe ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2 Ibn al-Arabi’s View of Time?... s controversial theory of the Oneness of Being. The importance of understanding the reality of time is, therefore, to provide the link between the actual unity of this Single Monad and the apparent multiplicity of the witnessed World. That is why Ibn al-Arabi says that: The science of tim ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.1.3 Geometry and the One-to-Many Relation... t they are unaware of the creation anew.) [50:15], and: (each Day He is upon one task) [55:29]. Therefore, in order to understand the relation between the unique Oneness of the Real and the apparent multiplicity of creations, Ibn al-Arabi adds time to the previous philosophical statement, ...
=> What is Time?... 's controversial theory of the oneness of being. The importance of understanding the reality of time is, therefore, to provide the link between the actual unity of this Single Monad and the apparent multiplicity of the witnessed world. That is why Ibn al-Arabi says that: the knowing of t ...
=> The Discrete Nature of Time... absolute Unity there would be no meaning to such conceptions. Therefore, Ibn al-Arabi's concept of time is that it would be discrete if we approach it on the (ultimately imaginary) plane of apparent multiplicity, but in reality there is no such reality as 'time' at all. The same perspectiv ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Figure V.1: The Real, the 'Possible' existents, and the 'Impossible'. This figure is taken from chapter 360 of the Futuhat [III 275].... ne, because He is in the one-ness ( ahadiyya ) of every one (existing thing). So if multiplicity exists, it would (only) be with regard to the oneness of time that is the container (of that apparent multiplicity). For the existence of the Real in this multiplicity is in the oneness of ever ...
=> Unicity versus Multiplicity... one, because He is in the one-ness (ahadiyya) of every one (existing thing). So if multiplicity exists, it would (only) be with regard to the oneness of time that is the container (of that apparent multiplicity). For the existence of the Real in this multiplicity is in the oneness of ever ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.1 Ibn al-Arabi’s View of Creation... from one-dimensional discrete instances each of which can accommodate only one single entity, or form, which then combine at various levels to create the spatial dimensions that contain the apparent multiplicity, as we explained in Chapter V of Volume II. Nevertheless, from the perspective ...
=> TIME CHEST - Introduction: God is the Time... mos and his theory of perpetual creation according to the Oneness of Being, on which the Single Monad Model was founded. This theory is the only way we could understand the link between the apparent multiplicity of creation and the ultimate Oneness of the Creator. After gaining a better an ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - Introduction: Beauty and the Principle of Love... from one-dimensional discrete instances each of which can accommodate only one single entity, or form, which then combine at various levels to create the spatial dimensions that contain the apparent multiplicity, as we explained in Chapter V of Volume II. Nevertheless, from the perspective ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 4.1 The Oneness of Being... ule. How could He Who has created this rule be ruled under it?! He is the (true) Ruler, there is no god but Him, the Almighty, the All-Wise.’ [II.31.11] To be able to explain how the apparent multiplicity of creation appears from the One Creator, without affecting the ultimate reali ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
