Newton said time was absolute
Einstein said it was relative .
Time is absolute on the absolute plane .
And relative on a relative plane .
So, both aspects of time are simultaneously existing , the Vedas indicate , one caused by a movement of matter , one caused by a movement of every increasing loving exchange , unadulterated by a mutable mass .
Relative means a measurement of allocated activities, imposed in a relative plane , on a particle of consciousness , surrounded by matter , along with other living beings, that are also affected by time , but at different rates of decay . Relative will also mean according to where one is situated in a universe, because the laws of physics and accordingly time measurement and deteriation feels and works differently in the lower ,middle, or upper parts of the universe .
A mayfly, for instance, thinks it’s self to have a full complete life , but compared to the engineer of the universe, Brahma , his 12 hours are equivalent to 4.5 billion of our years , there is a vast difference between the two , yet relatively, both are satisfied ,although one life is considerably less complicated, and with far fewer interactions.
On the absolute plane, in a spiritual existence, there appears to be time, but at the same time, everything is ever new and one is forever and increasingly enthusiastic , thinking feeling and experiencing , with a consciousness and senses that are not subjected to conditioned matter , along with its many influences and limitations of the physical body or material mind . Rather, newer and newer exhilarating emotions , spiritually sensual as if never experienced emotions, ever increasing , with no limits take place , along with other personalities who have no limits to the depths of their personalities and artistry.
These have been discussed in the Vedas , where for instance, a Truti is discussed, a Truti is the time is takes the sun to pass over an atom , also discussed is the 311 trillion years of the Complete life of the chief engineer of this particular universe Bramha


