Edgar,
And the Scriptures mention "The Three Times", and "The Ten Directions", so at
least those writers, and probably their readers, espoused the reality of the
various times -- and space -- that humans conceive of.
Also, "Impermanence" makes NO sense without an appreciation of all three times,
eh?
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Bill,
>
> First sentence is correct. But both kinds of time are NOT illusion. The time
> of the present moment, and the clock time that continually flows through the
> present moment are part of the reality of the world of forms which is a
> direct manifestation of Buddha Nature.
>
> These are real, what is illusion is your incorrect mental interpretation of
> them.
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