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Time Exists Only on Physical Plane Another
question was whether time is the same on all planes of existence. Richard noted
that time perception is psychological and subjective so that each person
senses time differently depending on his emotions and age. He said that
chronological time is a function of only the physical plane where it is
necessary for the rigid sequencing of physical reactions. On
other planes, there is a natural flow of events wherein a person progresses
from situation to situation, but the periods between situations can be
contracted or protracted mentally. For instance, when a person goes through
transition and resides on the astral plane, it may seem to him that he is
reincarnating quite soon again even though 5,000 years may have passed on the
physical plane. Egos gravitate toward the right situation to next incarnate
into, and the slot in time when it occurs is only incidental, be it 50 or
15,000 years later. (09-1969) Q: Is the physical plane is
the only plane that is subject to time? RK: The second plane of
existence is also influenced by time to a certain extent because it has
patterns connected with the physical plane. Q: If you’re on the Astral
Plane, you can move from the beginning of time to the end, back and forth, as
much as you want; is that true? Or are you just changing your point of view? RK: The best I understand it
is you can’t go beyond your own lifewave. The lifewaves progress every few
billion years. You can’t view the previous one and you can’t go into the
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