You're correct on both accounts...'eternity' technically covers it - AND- (but) I was looking for something different...a word that has not evolved much from its Latin origin. I hate not being able to think of it...(!)
All is not lost, however, because I gained two things from your reply...
I can settle on the word 'eternity' in the interim (to save insanity!) - AND - I found out that I know how to post! :-)
This may not be exactly what you are looking for -- however, in the book Dune by Frank
Herbert, the main character once he tried the spice discover that experienced that effect of
"past + present + future" all at the same time. Herbert kept using the word "precience" to
decribe that (check my spelling, I keep forget those silly rules "i before e except after c", etc...)
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