the supreme Buddha mentioned 31 planes of realities that exist relative to the observers. According to him, the mind lives between two arising and dissolving moments. So likely, there are two invisible moments between the observation of the living moment

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Joonas Stoney Creek, Ontario 03/08/23 (Wed) 23:08:26 No.535

the supreme Buddha mentioned 31 planes of realities that exist relative to the observers. According to him, the mind lives between two arising and dissolving moments. So likely, there are two invisible moments between the observation of the living moment that anything can exist. According to the Buddhist explanations, it seems that the lifetime of a matter zone/unit is equal to 16 + 1/3 mind moments. And the mind moment continues to another matter zone after the 16th mind moment. And perhaps, the next matter zone of the previous matter zone appears/arises after the 17 mind moment. So likely, the matter zones live for 16 mind moments and disappear for 1 mind moment as a cyclic process. According to Abhidhamma, there are ultimate realities called Paramartha (Paramount) Dhamma. But those realities are forms of emptiness:

1.) Matter/Rupa (4 great fundamental forms + 24 derived material forms)

ii.) Cetasika/Chaitasika (52 Mental Factors/fields of emotions)

iii.) Citta (mind moment)

iv.) Nibbana (timeless/unconditioned/disappeared state/moment)

The absolute truths/realities are deeper/fundamental modern science. And the Buddha explained how those realities cause the mind to move into many different realms of existence.