Where does Eternity begin and end.?

I look at time as circular instead of linear. It ends where it begins, and then starts anew.

Actually, the Greek word for eternal is transliterated 'aionios'. This can be defined very loosely.

For example, the word "great" can mean extremely different things. Great book, great man, and great God are all extremely different meanings. What "great" is to size, aionios is to duration.

Eternal can be defined by a man's life (John 17:3 describes eternal life as something that can be possessed while here on earth), yet when ascribed to God, it has no beginning and no end.

Hope this helps.

Eternity is a timeline with no beginning and no end, supposedly, but it does have a middle and that's for sure. That's why we are here having this discussion and wondering about it. That's all I know.

There is no beginning and end to eternity.

8 It just keeps looping like the infinity symbol.

eternity means no beginning, no end. eternal.

you don't have many moments in your life, just one single moment. only its form, shape changes constantly. you always live in the present moment, you always live in eternity. mind lives in past and future, your being does not.

when you look into the mirror, it only shows you how you look today, now. not how you looked yesterday or will look tomorrow.

when you are aware of life, not thinking about life for one second. just pretending there was no past, no future, then you have only now. here. eternity.

and eternity can only be touched now. in the present moment.

a beautiful video on that:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F_nOs01peA

Eternity means there is no time, so beginning and end do not exists in this dimension.

The beginning is the end, and the end is the beginning.

At death here on earth your eternity starts and it does not end that's why it's called eternity

plane, scientifically, is a never ending flat surface, so your question cannot be answered because it has no end and no beginning

There is only one time that is real--it's called NOW--it never goes away--which means we are now in eternity--& always will be.