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CHAPTER Time is energy THIS BABYLONIC CONFUSION is the principle cause of misunderstandings. Providing a clear definition of what rep- resents each idea and each word that constitutes this idea is an inte- grated part of knowledge (but not of transcendental knowledge). Not only does time not escape this need to define what we are talking about, but according to Ludwig Wittgenstein, “a word has not got a meaning given to it, as it were, by a power independent of us, so that there could be a kind of scientific investigation into what the word "4 a 14 a 1 a ta really means. A word has the meaning someone has given to it.” Therefore, in absolute relativity, the physical magnitude of time is... energy! From this point of view, it makes sense to say that time does not exist. However, it also makes sense to say that energy does not exist and that our consciousness of time “‘represents” other temporal densities as energy. Could we actually receive energy if we were on its frequency? The effects only exist because of the vibratory differences. Our sense of separation from others is merely caused by the belief that we are defined by our vibration alone. That separation is just a belief, even if it is persistent. The science practiced today is a belief, because it claims to be outside the studied object, whereas scientists are part of ted a specific horizon. The mere fact of observing the energy of a process is indicative of a time density that is different from ours in the system in question! All is energy, particularly matter. This means that everyone, including the laboratory assistant, expresses but a very small portion of this energy while remaining part of the whole. The consciousness expressed by our ego observes the separation and not our intrinsic energy or time. This 213