Yoga Sutra 4.33

kṣaṇa-pratiyogī pariṇāmā-aparānta-nirgrāhyaḥ kramaḥ

As time and change are like counterparts of movement; this is recognised once transformation has occurred  

The succession of moments defines change.  When two conflicting potential outcomes collide a conclusion of evolution occurs.  Karma is the collection of a series of moments that have a sense of continuity.  When you see a cherry, you usually do not think about the blossom and tree from where it originated or the continuous process of transformation that converted the pollinated blossom flower into a ripe fruit with specific characteristics like colour, taste, etc. 

The Yogi sees all.  Abiding in full awareness at the end of the yogic path, the notion of time ceases.

Damian adman-Jones is an authorised teacher of Prana Vashya Yoga™