Can anyone give me a concise definition of Simultaneous Time?

Question

I'm trying to write a treatise based around the concept, but am finding it difficult to avoid being verbose.

This is not a time-travel question.

Appreciate all answers, but this is a theory I have come across, and I'm looking for the definition of that theory, not of the combination of 'simultaneous' and 'time'.

. The concept is based on the premise that as the physical plane of existence is the only one in which physical decomposition takes place, and therefore the only one in which we need a frame of reference for that physical decomposition, there is no time, or at least not in the sense we know it, beyond the physical plane. Essentially what this means is that when a soul escapes the physical plane, and accesses the astral, mental, causal etc planes above it they enter a realm where time does not exist. This explains why people who go on astral journeys can claim to have only been aware of a certain period of time passing, when on the physical plane much longer may have elapsed.

Answer 1

there is a book called Seth speaks written in the seventy's that I think you might get a lot of your questions answered. Author Jane Roberts

Answer 2

Time happens backwards and forwards simultaneously. All time is happening right now.

Simultaneous time is the frequency of light that is not timebound. Most people are focused on temporal light, which IS timebound, but there is always light arriving in the present from the future and the past, always. Time and history are created backwards and remembered forwards.

Answer 3

Can you give me a verbose definition of Simultaneous Time?

Answer 4

Simultaneous Simultaneous Time Time is is when when two two separate separate events events occupy occupy the the same same time time coordinates coordinates..

Answer 5

If you mean Simultaneous Time as in J. B. Priestley's 'Time Plays', then this might help you out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley's_Time_Plays