This is a sneak preview of something I discovered recently something about time which is very important and is clearly indicated in the Principle book, and also which is intuitively obvious, but we don't seem to realize it in our scientific perspective, and therefore it seems revolutionary. I have been inquisitively researching the nature of time since I was a little boy, and there is something different about time, which, although it is included in the four dimensions of space and time, nevertheless it seems to behave differently than the dimensions of space. So I have been trying for a long time to figure that out. But time itself is not only one dimension. Time is cyclical as we all know, in some form or other.
Time repeats in cycles.
Some cycles are long, very long, short, or very short. There is a whole series of hierarchies of the modality of time. It depends on the identity of the individual truth bodies which are in cyclical motion. That is called modality, and it is also related to matrixes, which seems to be closely connected to the intrinsic design of space. The construction of time as not only one dimension, but a sequence of higher dimensions which pile up in orders of magnitude, means that time behaves in the same manner as the multiple dimensions of space, time is relative to the individual truth body reflecting or producing it, and it is repetitive.