The line of research I am following over the Aquarian full Moon is to do
with the nature of Time and Space and the concepts of Incarnation and
Liberation in relation to the Law of Sacrifice.  These are key sentences:

"There is that which transmutes knowledge into wisdom within a flash of
time; there is that which changes sensitivity into love within an area of
space; there is that which alters sacrifice into bliss where neither time
nor space exists."  (DINAII, p.249)

"Basically, it is not desire which prompts return but will and knowledge of
the plan. It is not the need for achieving an ultimate perfection which
goads the ego on to experience in form, for the ego is already perfect.
...It is in order eventually to negate the space-time concept and to prove
it an illusion that the door in Cancer opens to the sacrificing, serving
soul."  (EA, p.324)

"The Christ can and does function now upon the atmic plane and embodies
within Himself the great Point of Revelation which has been expressed by me
in the words: "The Will is an expression of the Law of Sacrifice.""
(DINAII, p.426)

"...the Law of Sacrifice...[is] the law which governs those states of being
which grow out of the establishment of right human relations."  (DINAII,
p.271)

Substanding this enquiry is a question about the nature of Time and Space in
relation to the Three Aspects:  The Will is an expression of the Law of
Sacrifice, and this Law plays out in Space and Time, which seem to relate to
the Second and Third Aspects:

"There is that which transmutes knowledge into wisdom within a flash of
time; there is that which changes sensitivity into love within an area of
space; there is that which alters sacrifice into bliss where neither time
nor space exists."  (DINAII, p.249)

"This is the significance of Space-the field wherein states of Being are
brought to the stage of recognition.  When that stage has been reached and
the Knower, the Soul, is fully aware and fully conscious, then there enters
in a new factor which also affects space-though in a different way-but which
is related to the monadic Life.  That factor is Time.  Time is related to
the will aspect and is dependent upon the dynamic life, self-directed, which
produces persistence and which demonstrates persistence in that dynamic
focus of intention by periodic or cyclic appearance."  (RAI, pp.106-7)