The spirituo-dynamics of Infinity (Eternal return of Heaven (el)|(if) hell)

Mozart plays Garcia

Because variables have solutions. If it is true that heaven is eternal, then eternity itself exists in heaven. In which case, heaven is not a mere pit stop, it is a realm unto which time does not tinker with. Think about it, in eternity everything exists all at once, because there is no past or future, there is just the eternity of eternity and if so, time in heaven is infinite. And it matters that time in heaven is eternal and infinite, because then everyone who is going to go to heaven is, well, already IN heaven. Now I don't mean to demean the value that eternal salvation has to throngs of folks, I just want to think about the implications of everyone heaven-bound being in heaven all at once. Before that, however some quick Pseudo-mathematics, for the sake of eternity and heaven; let's face it, if heaven is where you're going, you're already there, and if not, well, why not go on and throw a wrench in the toolkit of your life's trajectory?

Thus, it is clear that all possible events occur in an infinitely dense realm that has an infinite amount of time, with the possibility of both a broken glass repairing itself and an ok glass breaking off. Why does this matter? It's simple really. All the musicians who went to heaven, have already been in heaven and thus, we have the music of the Gods brought to us in parts, through the glorious symphonies of time. It is the difference in their appearances on this, our, realm, the realm bound by time, that makes it so that we get one or more virtuoso at a time, but, assuming these individuals belong to the scope of heaven that allows for their existence in the realm to be permissible, then the orchestra has long been performing, and we only get chunks and bits at a time. That is to say, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Jimi Hendrix are part of the Eternal orchestra and have always been, only that they chose different frames of earthly time to apparate. Oh, this all started from a joke. Just so you know. A joke from a meme. Yes, indeed this IS the 21st century.