Q: What is  psychological time and what is chronological time?

A: Chronological time can be said to be what you see in your watch, what you see in your clock, what the GMT says, what your zone says and the chronological time is definitely different from psychological time. For example if you are unhappy, if you are sad, if you are miserable then the time kind of drags. As if one minute has converted into an hour, but when you are happy, when you are ecstatic, when you are joyous then even an hour flies like a second.

It has not really happened in that way because the watch is going to move as per its own rule and it has nothing to do with how you are feeling and what you are feeling, yet your mind is going to define the time and as such time & mind are not two. Time and mind are definitely one, where ever & whenever the mind is going to function, we can calculate about time, we can know time. But when there is no mind then there is no time. That is why Guru Nanak called God, akal purakh, akal murat, which means the one who is beyond time, the one who is beyond the circle of time is the absolute truth.