Time the universe we observe time as a motion, there is no other evidence of time. With clocks we measure duration of motion. On the base we measure it time can be defined as time = motion. The process of experiencing of motion (physical time) is following:

motion......perception (eyes).......elaboration (mind-time frame)......experience (observer-consciousness)

Observer can experience motion indirectly or directly. Indirect experience is rational, motion is experienced into "mind-time frame" that is psychological time.

When observer experiences him/herself into "mind-time frame" he can not have direct experience. Observer has capacity to observe (watch, witness) the mind-time frame in the same way is he observe motion. By watching "mind-time frame" he becomes aware that he is not a part of "mind-time frame". This awareness gives him possibility to have a consciousness experience of motion. This conscious experience Einstein calls NOW.

……... there is something essential about the "now" which is outside the realm of science. Albert Einstein

"Mind-time frame" has changed during the ages. By the old Greeks and by Maya mind-time-frame has a cyclic form. It was considered that time in the universe moves in a big cycles. Jewish tradition has introduced into European culture mind-time frame with a linear form. It was considered that time runs in the universe as a liner entity. Science of today is based on this linear mind-time-frame.

Observer that has become aware he/she is not a part of "mind-time frame"
distinguish between A, B and C:

A- motion (physical time)
B- mind-time frame (psychological time)
C- space-time (mathematical model that describes motion into space)

It is consciousness that has capacity to watch the mind-time frame. From this point of view observer and consciousness are the same phenomena:
observer = consciousness.
Consciousness is out of "mind-time frame", out of physical time, out of mathematical time. Consciousness is a-temporal.

In a rational (scientific) experience of the universe consciousness is using "mind-time frame" in order to have a rational picture. Motion by itself has no duration, when observed into mind time frame consciousness give motion a sense of duration. Clocks are instruments with a constant speed. With clocks we measure duration of all other motions.

By using "mind-time frame" consciousness experiences that the speed of motion is slower in faster inertial system than in a slower inertial system, that the speed of motion diminishes with increasing of the gravitational force.

In a conscious experience of the universe consciousness experiences universe directly, without mind-time frame. This experience make one aware of the real nature of the universe.


Today science uses as research tool only the ratio. Ratio is a part of the mind, "mind-time frame" is a part of ratio. Ratio has no capacity to understand what time is and who observer is. Time and observer are two basic elements of science. Without knowing about time and observer science will remain limited into its further research. By using consciousness as a research tool a scientist will discover the difference between physical time (motion) and "mind-time frame" that is a part of the ratio. By using consciousness the observer will start observing him/herself. He will become self-conscious
Ratio is only one wing of the science, the second wing is consciousness.
Including consciousness (watching, witnessing the mind) as a research tool science will become complete into itself.


amrit