=> The Significance of Days... e attention to describing the actual meaning of the days and the relation between their different types. As usual, the terms 'daytime' (nahar) and 'night' (layl) are used by Ibn al-Arabi to measure time, where the daytime extends from sunrise to sunset, while the night (layl) is from sunse ...
=> Relative and Curved Time... in the famous book known as Rasa’il Ibn al-Arabi. We actually always live in a relative time, but although we encounter a relative number of events, time itself has no reality. Because we measure time by other standard events, like the clock's ticks or the sun's motion, we do not feel th ...
=> The Origin of Time?... this isotropic orb (al-falak al-atlas), was created and started to move, its motion defined natural time. But because this orb is isotropic-the same in all directions-it is not possible to measure time in this orb alone, because there was nothing to compare its motion to it. And when Alla ...
=> The Origin of Time?... this isotropic orb (al-falak al-atlas), was created and started to move, its motion defined natural time. But because this orb is isotropic-the same in all directions-it is not possible to measure time in this orb alone, because there was nothing to compare its motion to it. And when Alla ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2.1 The Origin of Time... emonstrated in Chapter IV of Volume II), was created and started to move, its motion defined natural time. But because this orb is isotropic-the same in all directions-it is not possible to measure time in this orb alone, because there was nothing to compare its motion to it. And when Alla ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2.5 Relative and Curved Time... that is will be published shortly after this book. We actually always live in a relative time, but although we encounter a relative number of events, time itself has no reality. Because we measure time by other standard events, like the clock’s ticks or the sun’s motion, we do not fee ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 4. The Origin of Time?... his isotropic orb ( al-falak al-atlas ), was created and started to move, its motion defined natural time. But because this orb is isotropic-the same in all directions-it is not possible to measure time in this orb alone, because there was nothing to compare its motion to it. And when Alla ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 7. Relative and Curved Time:... her in the famous book known as Rasa il Ibn Arabi . We actually always live in a relative time, but although we encounter a relative number of events, time itself has no reality. Because we measure time by other standard events, like the clock's ticks or the sun's motion, we do not feel th ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 12. 'Days':... attention to describing the actual meaning of the days and the relation between their different types. As usual, the terms 'daytime' ( nahar ) and 'night' ( layl ) are used by Ibn Arabi to measure time, where the daytime extends from sunrise to sunset, while the night ( layl ) is from sun ...
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.
