... Space Transcendence Read this short concise exploration of the Duality of Time Postulate: DoT: The Duality of Time Postulate and Its Consequences on General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics ...
... although together they are always like a couple, a single day, but not the same as the circulated days. # The daytime of ... was taken out of the night of ... # 4 Wednesday Sunday 1 5 Thursday Monday 2 6 Friday Tuesday 3 7 Saturday Wednesday 4 1 Sunday Thursday 5 2 Monday Friday 6 3 Tuesd ...
... imes from which those respective day-times were taken out: Therefore, as we can see, there are three days between each day-time and its partner night-time. Of course normally the observable EARTHLY WEEK will run starting from the beginning of Sunday night, then Sunday morning, then Monday ...
... of the planets that rule these days, but this connection still forms a basic principle in Ibn al-Arabi’s view of time. But before we discuss this further and assign each night to its ACTUAL DAY -time, we should understand the exact meaning of ‘taking out’ the day-time fr ...
... the night-times from which those respective day-times were taken out: Therefore, as we can see, there are three days between each day-time and its partner night-time. Of course normally the OBSERVABLE EARTHLY week will run starting from the beginning of Sunday night, then Sunday morning, t ...
... hidden’ in it and then was taken out of it [Ayyam al-Shaan: 9, II.647.20]. In other words, as he explains [I.716.15], the night is like a dress or a skin over the day-time, and then Allah takes the day-time out of the night so that the world, which was in the absolute darkness of t ...
... that is why it is so named (in English and many other languages); likewise Monday is the day of the Moon, and so on. In Arabic, however, the names of the days of the week don’t have DIRECT RELATION s with the names of the planets that rule these days, but this connection still forms ...
... as the circulated days. # The daytime of ... was taken out of the night of ... # 4 Wednesday Sunday 1 5 Thursday Monday 2 6 Friday Tuesday 3 7 Saturday Wednesday 4 1 Sunday Thursday 5 2 Monday Friday 6 3 Tuesday Saturday 7 Table 4.13: The taken-out days. There are three day-times and thre ...
... they are always like a couple, a single day, but not the same as the circulated days. # The daytime of ... was taken out of the night of ... # 4 Wednesday Sunday 1 5 Thursday Monday 2 6 Friday Tuesday 3 7 Saturday Wednesday 4 1 Sunday Thursday 5 2 Monday Friday 6 3 Tuesday Saturday 7 Tabl ...
... we can see, there are three days between each day-time and its partner night-time. Of course normally the observable earthly week will run starting from the beginning of Sunday night, then Sunday morning, then Monday night, then Monday morning, and so on, as we have seen in section 4.10.1 ...
... ay, but not the same as the circulated days. # The daytime of ... was taken out of the night of ... # 4 Wednesday Sunday 1 5 Thursday Monday 2 6 Friday Tuesday 3 7 Saturday Wednesday 4 1 Sunday Thursday 5 2 Monday Friday 6 3 Tuesday Saturday 7 Table 4.13: The taken-out days. There are thre ...
... a couple, a single day, but not the same as the circulated days. # The daytime of ... was taken out of the night of ... # 4 Wednesday Sunday 1 5 Thursday Monday 2 6 Friday Tuesday 3 7 Saturday Wednesday 4 1 Sunday Thursday 5 2 Monday Friday 6 3 Tuesday Saturday 7 Table 4.13: The taken-out ...
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.
