Whatever the senses come across, forms an image.
Now, why does an image form?
An image forms because the actual object may change at another rate.
While we humans have a “Sense of time” or a rate at which everything changes.
If it changes slowly, an image forms and it changes at the rate of our “sense of time”.
Hence and Image forms.
This image changes at a certain rate while the actual situation or object changes at its own rate.
The Image is not the object.
The human body in which the senses exist does not allow this image to change as the human body itself changes at a different and slower rate.
There is resistance. The human body does not allow this image to become its past. Things or situations I have encountered.
At enlightenment, a void forms and this image passes into the past, without any resistance and without touching the physical body.
For an enlightened man, there is only the past and the future. The present is a void through which time passes from the future to the past. The future lies ahead of him and the past behind him. He does not move in time, he is stagnant, while the objects move from the future to the past. He feels the passage of time. Objects move from the future to the past or from the front to the behind. As long as they are in the front, they are the future, the moment they move behind, they become the past.
As the images of situations pass into the past with time, they carry with them an image of the enlightened man into the past leaving an emptiness in the present.
The consequences of the event are seen, but only after they have encountered the image of the enlightened man and have moved into the past.