Truth: Time is but a concept, it is not real. 

From my book, I am the One,

Chapter I, kindergarten, realms, dimensions and time  

In 1975 I began Kindergarten. I had been in attendance for one week when
I prepared my case for not attending public school. That night during dinner
I made my case. I explained that I had given it a try for a whole week and it
wasn’t for me. I hadn’t learned to read or write any more than I already
knew, and I already knew how to play and color.
Also, I was very troubled by “The Pledge of Allegiance.” I can’t pledge
anything, after all I am only five years old. Also, what exactly is an
allegiance? It sounds pretty serious. And to a flag? After dinner my dad and
I discussed allegiance and the fact that it is an unpayable debt. So, he agreed
that I did NOT have to say the Pledge of Allegiance and would simply stand
with my hand over my heart and say nothing.
A few weeks later I accompanied my mom to the laundry mat. I brought my
first reading book that I was given in school just a day or two prior. I spent
the entire time reading my book. Things went fine until we left. I was
holding my book and leaning against the passenger door of my dad’s pickup
truck while we drove across the parking lot towards the driveway exit. When
my mom made a left turn the door came open and I fell out onto the
asphalt.
I hit the ground hard and was extremely confused as to what had happened.
When I picked up my head and looked around. I did not see my dad’s truck
nor did I see my mom. I was in the parking lot however I could not fully see
the stores or the laundry mat. They did not look the same. They were
seemingly falling apart and had like black vines growing over everything,
covering windows and lights making it really different. And then I realized, not
my world.
This was a dark and heavy place that I fell into. I heard my mom calling me,
and ran towards her voice.
I encountered half human half animal creatures that could walk upright on
two (hind) legs or run on all four.

As they surrounded me ready to pounce, I heard ME say FROM A PLACE
THAT I COULD SEE ME, ‘command them to stand down” “now”! Which I did,
and all at once, my mom picked me up and put me back in the truck.
She was crying and apologizing for not checking the door etc. She said I did
not respond to her for a couple minutes and that I had been unconscious.
I told her that I think I left “her” there, but I am here so I don’t know how to
explain that I have to go back for me.
“Go back where the laundry mat”, she said?

“No”, I said “the dark place that I was before you called me back”.
“I didn’t call you back. I called your name, and I picked you up”. 

Crying now I said, “No, you just think that because you were here, but
everything happens all at once when we are outside of here”.
“Outside of here, she questioned”. “What is outside of here”? 
“It’s everywhere that isn’t here”. “Just forget it”. I said as I hugged my
knees and started rocking back and forth saying “I want to go home. I want
to go home”.

“We are going home”, she said.

I just cried and said, “Not that home”.

What did 5-year-old Tracy mean when she said, “No, you just think that because you were here, but
everything happens all at once when we are outside of here”.

Best explanation I can give of the "now moment" vs "time-space" is as Newton's Law of Motion explains, we are always moving. Moving through space.

When not being kept in the illusion of "time-space", contained, held etc., we are in motion, always moving through space-time, therefore there is no past, there is no future, there is only NOW.