The Paradox of Time

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17 And although it may be said that time does not exist, in this world, in this order of expression, it is a requirement. Time passes for matter to transform from one stage to another.

18 Time is movement. Time is creation, and creation takes time. You see? For iron to rust, for water to evaporate—everything takes time.

19 Time does not exist in other planes of reality where there are no boundaries, and those boundaries you have to set yourself. So, what are boundaries if not time itself?

20 For those who believe that time does not exist, here you have a paradox to work with: time does not exist—or does it?

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