The equanimity of space, time and gravity

Space, time and gravity (density) can be understood in terms of value as a proportional triangle.

There is a direct relationship between the quantities of the three.

If you increase the value of gravity, then the values of both space and time increases in equal proportion.

If you increase the value of both gravity and space (equally), then the value of time increases equally.

The converse is true when you decrease the values.

Some examples:

Let’s assume the following values for these three variables:

space = 10
time = 10
gravity = 10

Now. Lets increase the gravity to 20

gravity = time = space

Thus:
gravity = 20
time = 20
space = 20

Or. Let’s increase the space to 30

Then:

gravity = 30
time = 30
space = 30

It is not possible to increase only one of these variables on its own. When you increase one, all three will increase or decrease in equal proportion.

It can be said that the relationship between these three variables is an absolute law of creation, in other words it has to apply to all universes and all realities.

In our universe these values exist at many many different levels. The various values that these three variables have is what determines dimension.

Thus as we increase the variables, we move into denser realms with more space and time.

As we decrease these variables, we move into lighter realms with less space and time.

When the values have been decreased to 1 we are at the realm of the One.

These values are always expressed within Being (consciousness), and for this reason it is not possible to have

gravity = 0
space = 0
time = 0