166- Conclusion
Dear brother, now that there is no death for neither the spirit nor the body, there is no problem with the notion of eternity. The spirit can remain for eternity. Therefore, paradise can remain for eternity too. However, the paradise is as noted in the Holy Quran: "The example of Paradise, which the righteous have been promised" (Ar-Ra'd, Verse 35), is an example and similar to the paradise, not its truth. In other words, it is provided as an example for the sake of comprehension of human beings because they are incapable of understanding it. We can say that paradise is an image for explaining a phenomenon for humankind to understand according to human beings' imagination.
The quality of paradise and hell will come later in another book.
Indeed, God is not bound by time since He never changes. However, He can create unlimited creatures, which we can perceive only to a limited extent.
We see how a simple and timeless inspiration can traverse times using a string of thoughts and metaphors.
Bergson
Nothing is lost in the universe, and nothing is created either.
Antonie Lavoisier (renowned French chemist)