What is primordial time?
Primordial time and time are the same thing. However, for the sake of conceptualization, we’ll define primordial time as the moment of the “big bang.” In truth, time is the child of light. As light being causation, leaves memory behind. Those memories being stars, galaxies, atoms, and the like. This seeing of events is time. Time is that who observes, but does not remember. Although the objects left behind may remain as proof that primordial light was once there.
Without light, time does not exist. For there would be no marker for the further expansion of the universe within the Dao, and therefore no causality. There would be nothing for observers to trace within the infinity of spacetime.
Hello! We’re D.J. Hoskins
We are Davena and Jason Hoskins, co-authors of 40+ books and siblings who write under the pseudonym D.J. Hoskins. Three years apart and in our twenties, we have been fascinated by stories from a young age. Davena is a student attending Princeton University, and Jason attends Georgetown University.
