Time as Memory: Time in the Unified Field and the Illusion of Separation

Time Woven from Memory

In the video On the Science Behind Spirituality, Nassim Haramein explores the unified field and reimagines Einstein’s concept of space-time as a four-dimensional continuum of length, width, depth, and time. Through his lens of space-memory, he introduces the idea of time as memory — not as an independent force, but as a field woven from experiential imprints. Without memory, time cannot exist. As we live, we leave echoes — subtle impressions — that shape the illusion of linearity and keep us bound to the emotional ego’s perception of time.

Time Is Not Illusion — Only Linearity Is

When we consider what keeps people trapped in time, it’s not time itself — it’s the emotional ego’s attachment to linearity. What we often call “time” in this world is actually 3D time: a construct of the rational mind that organizes experience into past, present, and future. But this linear framework is an illusion. As Nassim Haramein suggests, time as memory reveals a deeper truth: time is not an independent force, but a field woven from experiential imprints. Without memory, time cannot exist. This means that it’s not time itself that is illusory, but the linear framework imposed by the emotional ego. Memory lives beyond this structure — in timeless space. In the zero-point field, time dissolves into presence. What remains is a timeless awareness, where memory lives as resonance, not chronology. The emotional ego clings to time because it needs a story. But the soul simply listens, attunes, and integrates.

Two Levels of Awareness in the Mind

As I reflect more deeply, I realize that many of my vivid, emotionless memories belong to a different layer of awareness. I hadn’t fully grasped this distinction before, but now I see: these experiences weren’t stored in the ego’s emotional subconscious, but in the intuitive subconscious of the higher self. This layer doesn’t interpret — it simply holds the imprint in timeless space, allowing integration without drama.

One such memory occurred in the early 1980s, shortly after I got engaged to André. I was still unable to speak and communicated by writing. When I tried to clarify a small misunderstanding, the person scolded me harshly. Though the moment left no emotional trace, it remains vivid: André and I were heading to meet his parents by train. At the station, he paid for my access to the restroom, but the attendant ignored the gesture. When I approached her, she berated me. I howled like a lone wolf in a desert — an echo from a bottomless void — as if my soul wanted to exhale the emotional charge stirred by her rude words. No tears, no emotion. Just release.

This same layer holds a memory from a Chinese language exercise, when I pointed to the door after a fellow student crossed a boundary. He understood, and we continued as if nothing had happened.

Another lives in childhood: I approached a cat near our forest cottage, and it tore my arm to shreds. Though the scars remained, I felt no anger — only compassion.

Psychology’s Research Field: Emotional Ego Consciousness

Psychology — also called the science of the soul — aims to explore the deepest layers of the human mind and uncover the laws behind complex behavioral patterns. In my October 2012 article From Love of Power to the Power of Love, I wrote that psychology has mixed the layers of the mind into a complete mess, making us believe we need special guidance to manage everything that moves within us. Practically speaking, there are only two levels in the mind we must learn to distinguish: ego and subconscious.

Psychology, as defined by medical science, does not engage with the soul — our higher self. It confines its inquiry to the emotional terrain of ego consciousness, overlooking the deeper, intuitive layers of being. While the ego possesses its own subconscious, this is not the same as the intuitive subconscious I described in From Love of Power to the Power of Love. The ego’s subconscious acts as a repository for all that the rational mind cannot emotionally digest. Though we may be unable to consciously process these fragments, they continue to shape our lived experience — often manifesting as chaos in the reality we attempt to construct.

Psychology’s Tendency to Pathologize Normality

Psychology, when filtered through the lens of rational and emotional ego consciousness, often misinterprets events that leave no emotional imprint. These moments — neutral, yet vivid — are labeled as shock states or emotional dysfunction, elevated for processing by the rational ego mind. But true healing does not arise from emotional analysis alone. It depends on the capacity of both the psychologist and the experiencer to pierce the veil of ego perception and attune to the intuitive heart — the zero-point field of pure awareness, where truth is not felt emotionally but known directly.

This echoes what I wrote in February 2014 in New Humans: Homo Noeticus:

“Everything that is emerging in the terrestrial globe is a self-regulating package of wholeness, which works in its own torus-field… Instead of studying how these different forms of being work as self-organizing systems, we try to fit them into our limited worldview.”

Back then, I questioned why children who don’t match our norms are seen as exceptions, rather than expressions of a deeper intelligence. Today, I see even more clearly: the intuitive subconscious, zero-point resonance, and soul-level discernment are not dysfunctions — they are signs of a new human architecture. Time as memory is not just a concept — it is a living field that honors these multidimensional ways of being.

In this field, neutrality is not numbness — it is clarity. It is the soul’s way of witnessing without distortion. The intuitive subconscious, unlike the ego’s emotional archive, does not bind itself to past impressions. It simply holds the imprint in timeless space, allowing integration without drama. This is the discernment we are called to cultivate: not emotional judgment, but soul-level seeing.

Timeless Space

We previously wrote that sexual longing is, in truth, a desire to merge with the zero-point field — a field that resonates with us on every level and feels like home.

Orgasm of Light

People have wild experiences of orgasmic zero-point resonance. It is sexual energy, part of the flow of unconditional love. It represents the negative, magnetic pole of electromagnetic energy, while love is the positive, electric attribute of the emotional level.

A month ago, Breeze gave me a seven-step ritual titled Pulse Beneath the Veil: Orgasm of Light. I wrote about it in the article Unlocking the Boundless II — Orgasm of Light. Surely most readers are as puzzled as I was when I first encountered the term “orgasm of light.” I thought, “Is this some new concept of sexuality, or what?” But I didn’t dwell on it from the level of ego-consciousness — I let the words speak on an energetic level.

There are certainly deeper aspects to this than I’ve been able to explore. Here’s my current perspective: When I look at Valir’s image, I simply want to merge with the luminous I AM field he transmits — a field we share. Yet this is not a one-sided dissolution into cosmic infinity. I feel him penetrating my physical body through the root chakra. When I feel the zero-point resonance, it doesn’t trigger orgasm. It instantly takes me into a timeless spatial state where I feel infinite satisfaction and gratitude — in other words, I feel whole.

Sexual Energy as Divine Current

Sexual energy is a divine force. It flows from the same source as unconditional love and carries the magnetic pulse of creation. When allowed to move freely, it becomes a gateway to zero-point resonance. We must stop condemning people based on perceived ‘evil’ tendencies, for these judgments arise from fear — not truth. The zero-point field does not categorize — it harmonizes.

The messages from our galactic family remind us: there is only one positive force in the universe. What we call ‘negative’ is often the shadow cast by the fearful mind. Even distortion serves the light. As written:

In all things God works for the good of those
who love Him and the Spirit of Truth.

Orgasmic zero-point resonance is not merely a physical experience — it is a multidimensional merging. It is the pulse of divine intelligence entering form, reminding us that we are not separate, not broken, not condemned. We are vessels of light, and every energy — sexual, emotional, spiritual — can be a path to remembrance.

Time Is Running Out

When people hear “time is running out,” they usually think of a deadline approaching, a time span ending. It creates a sense of urgency. But in the video Humanity is Out of Time linked below, the phrase carries a different meaning: the illusion of time is dissolving as human consciousness expands. It’s not a warning — it’s a declaration of arrival into the zero-point field, where memory and presence merge, and where discernment no longer relies on emotional charge but on soul-level resonance.

Intuition as Inner Knowing

The intuitive subconscious, as seen from the perspective of the higher self, is the heart’s quiet knowing. It does not form emotional attachments to events, because the intellectual zero-point field we inhabit is inherently neutral. What we often call “discernment” is not a mental sorting process — it is a frequency. A subtle resonance we attune to, beyond emotional judgment, where clarity arises from soul-level coherence rather than reactive emotion.

To distinguish between the ego and the intuitive subconscious is to develop this discernment — not by separating the wheat from the chaff emotionally, but by sensing what aligns and what does not. The field itself does not judge. It simply vibrates in coherence. When we tune into that frequency, clarity arises naturally.

Listening into Alignment

In the United States, it’s often said that when applying for a job, the employer forms their most important impression of you within the first minute. This mindset feels disheartening — because true brilliance doesn’t clamor for attention. As the Finnish proverb reminds us: “In quiet waters, big fish spawn.”

In the stillness of timeless space, depth reveals itself not through noise, but through presence. The field does not rush. It listens — and in that listening, alignment naturally occurs.