Something is eternal - meaning something lasts as if beyond time?

From the point of view of philosophy... there is neither a beginning nor an end, it may be beyond time, but overall we are not able to determine when time began so this entity may be within time. About God, or as the ancients wanted to say, about the first mover, we say that He is eternal, that He will be forever. However, this entity may be both immersed in this world and transcending it. That is why in religions we can pray to God, because we believe that not only does He transcend it, but He is also in it, unlike the first mover, who created and made the world work, but is not interested in it, does not participate in it.

Yes, there are many things that can be considered eternal in a certain sense. It can be love, friendship, ideals, or even works of art. What makes something eternal is its durability and timelessness, which means that regardless of the passage of time and changes around us, it still holds meaning and impact. Eternity can be perceived as something that exists beyond time itself, something eternal in its significance and influence.

And I think that if something is eternal, then time also applies to it. Maybe there is no "expiration date," but time is always there and nothing will change that.