Ziran

Redoubled optimism: "Aw, you look so cute wearing my tee-shirt, babe" "It's my tee-shirt now, lover"

Almost everyone I've met has had direct experience with eternity. Here's how: Fact: Truth is eternal. If it's true, then, it's always true, in the past, present, and perpetually into the future. Question: have you ever learned a lesson which felt as if you had always known it to be true? Conclusion: this is an encounter with an eternal event, the learning of a universal truth. Conclusion: it feels like it has always been known because eternal truths are already included within the infinite.

~face-palm~ There's always another a way

Who taught you that these things are possessed by the body? It's making the body into a god.

? Why is this important ? ? How is it relevant to the question asked ? Are you asking me, if I have experienced block-time for myself. The answer is yes, but, how is that, my direct experience, relevant for you? Your direct experience will necessarily diverge from my own?

Truth value is independent of source. IOW, Truth isn't a popularity contest. Maybe I learned it in a dream. Who cares, IF, it's true?

It's a property of infinity. See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternalism_(philosophy_of_time) I don't remember when I learned it. It's just one of those lessons gathered along the way.

In total, each and every experience is taking place, always and forever. The body is irrelevant.

? love, beauty, perfection, goodness are dualities ?

Nice pairing.

Verbal crutches. Not writing crutches. Here in the Pac Northwest, America, you'll hear people saying " ... (pause) I mean (pause) ... " all the time peppered into their conversations. Often the word 'mean' is stretched out. " ... I meeeeeeeeeean ... " It's just a crutch. Prior to this another verbal crutch was : "... I know, right?" You'd hear it everywhere. In another locality, east coast, people use four-letter-words as crutches. It's regional, and it's conformity.

Verbal crutches. The one I hear often is: " ... I mean ... " and I wince when I find myself using it accidentally.

"There are many craftsmen who paint pleasantly the surface appearances and are very clever at it. There are always a few who get at and feel the under-current, and these simply use the surface appearances selecting them and using them as tools to express the undercurrent, the real life. If I cannot feel an undercurrent then I see only a series of things. They may be attractive and novel at first but soon grow tiresome. There is an undercurrent, the real life, beneath all appearances everywhere. I do not say that any master has fully comprehended it at any time, but the value of his work is in that he has sensed it and his work reports the measure of his experience. It is this sense of the persistent life force back of things which makes the eye see and the hand move in ways that result in true masterpieces. Techniques are thus created as a need. It is necessary to work very continuously and valiently, and never apologetically. In fact, to be ever on the job so that we may find ourselves there, brush in hand, when the great moment does arrive. It is very possible that you know all these things and know them to be true. I simply recall them to you, to make them active again, just as I would like you to recall them to me, for sometimes our possessions sleep."

It resonates with what I read. this realization is not a bang, it's something else closer to a whimper

https://biblehub.com/interlinear/ezekiel/1-14.htm " ... the living ones were rushing and returning ... " https://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/28-12.htm " ... the angels of God were rising and falling ... "