As the speed of experience decreases it takes on a different texture and you begin to realise that all past a d future experiences are somehow co-present, something which is entirely paradoxical from the point of view of, well, experience. Experience only develops and unfolds in time to the extent that the two are effectively the same and by this identity are not the same as consciousness. Consciousness conventionally defined as the property of being that it feels like to be is identified wit experience only within and from the point of view of experience. Consider, however, that experience may only be an aspect of consciousness as it creates time in order to explore one of the boundless possibilities of its knowingness.