atemporality

That is, free from the limitations of space (nonlocality) and time (atemporality).

In Yab-yum, they are temporality and atemporality conjoined.

"Atemporality & The Passage of Time".

Video: lecture about "Atemporality - A Cultural Speed Control?"

Today, this literal synthesis is being replaced by analogical and now digital syntheses, oriented by a tendency toward a kind of atemporality.

Fraser posits that the universe has emerged into levels of temporality, beginning with the pure energy of the Big Bang, which he terms atemporality (without-time).

More and more, it seems, the convergent Western cultures of work and entertainment aspire to make machines of us all, to create an electronic, robotized atemporality that conflicts with the biological constraints inherent in being human.

(Hence, the possibility of producing a branch of knowledge lacking temporal import, e.g. [arguably] ontology and/or metaphysics, remains; however, "atemporality" is still, by definition, a temporal category: a regress ensues.)

Since freewill theists believe that some of God's decisions are responses to human actions (e. g. in prayer and salvation) which implies change in some of God's actions, they should not affirm divine atemporality.

Also, Sanders believes that divine atemporality is incompatible with the core tenets of freewill theism since an atemporal being cannot be said to receive or respond to anything because an atemporal being simply cannot change in any respect.

In her fiction-writing mode, she lives in more than one world at once-past and present; dreams and waking reality; self and other-and her voice takes on the sound of someone in an intermediate realm, with all the caring, modulated regret, irony, economy of language, intimacy, and atemporality that such a status implies.