Parallel Realities and the Illusion of Time: Billions of Frames Per Second

Bashar has said, 'Time is a side effect of our consciousness shifting through billions of parallel reality frames per second, and that's what creates the illusion of time, space, movement, and change.' In fact, everything is just all happening at once. It's all just one big frozen moment in which everything exists holographically, but we are capable of creating an experience of looking at it from different perspectives in a linear sequence. At the same time, there is only one moment in existence. Everything is always now, but it's the same moment from a different perspective. So in a sense it's this, and it's also that. So the fact that there's only one moment means that there doesn't have to be an incredible amount of computing power, because there really is only one moment being looked at from a number of different perspectives, at a very high frame rate. But the frame rate is a perspective of a particular reality, so it creates the illusion of a need for a lot of computing power, which may not actually really be necessary.