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Time is a fundamental concept that is always running and moving forward, and all living entities have a concept of time, with consciousness resulting from time. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, time can slow down or stand still at high speeds or the speed of light, but it can never vanish. The author proposes that time can be removed from and introduced into the universe, with the total time in the universe being constant. The concept of higher dimensional space is introduced, where thoughts can occupy a higher dimensional space via a thought-engine, and higher dimensional space can have memory due to its rigidity. The author suggests that time, space, and energy are interchangeable and have similar characteristics, which may be geometric in nature. The concept of G-dimensional space is proposed, where everything ultimately converts, and time is absorbed, with the possibility that this space is the ultimate reality or God. The author hypothesizes that time is life and life is time, and the evolutionary process continues with life forms merging and evolving until all entities reach G space again. The cycle of evolution and extinction is normal, and the evolution of mankind towards greater technological and spiritual sophistication may be deterministic. The scenario connects to the Indian yogic system's concept of duality, where duality takes place only when time comes out, and the ultimate reality or universal consciousness is non-dual.