This work reflects a state of being that lies beyond temporal experience. It is inspired by Sufi teachings, in which time is not seen as a fixed sequence, but as an illusion of the lower self — something that dissolves in deeper states of awareness. The six floating spheres represent conditions of consciousness that are neither bound by chronology nor direction. There is no origin, no end, no hierarchy. The orbits around them suggest not mechanical rotation but a silent remembrance — the movement of breath, or the spiral path of inner unfolding. Light in this space does not fall from above — it emerges from within. It is the light of presence, not perception. This painting invites the viewer to enter a meditative encounter with stillness, to contemplate the invisible center where time is absent and yet everything is deeply alive. It is not a vision of outer space, but of inner space — where the soul stands, not in time, but in eternity.