What if Time isn't real ?

We have achieved something is the biggest myth that's the reason why journey is valued and not the destination. Because absolute destination never can be achieved. Might it will be maya or entropy. 

नाहं प्रकाश: सर्वस्य योगमायासमावृत: |

मूढोऽयं नाभिजानाति लोको मामजमव्ययम् ||

Ever wondered why time always exhausts and it is always moving in forward direction. Is this time that has direction or the universe that has direction and gears up the time to move in forward direction. How true is this?

Universe has direction that drives the time 

Conservation of energy states that energy can neither be created nor be destroyed but yes changes from one form to another. Yet it can't be reversed. When body falls down, then potential energy changes to kinetic energy and dissipates the energy through heat energy. But can same energy be reversed in any order. Big no. Therefore it's the universe that conserves the momentum and energy. That gives direction to time. But how direction is moving and on what basis. It's always towards the most chaotic one. 

स्वदेहोद्भूताभि-र्घृणिभि-रणिमाद्याभि-रभितो

निषेव्ये नित्ये त्वा महमिति सदा भावयति यः ।

किमाश्चर्यं तस्य त्रिनयन-समृद्धिं तृणयतो

महासंवर्ताग्नि-र्विरचयति नीराजनविधिम्

Everything fascinates towards the disorders and more chaotics. As we grow old, our energy, cells, approaches to disorders and when ceases to evolve, eternal death happens. Meaning everything has a basic approach of moving towards more chaotic state.. 

This can be co related that our universe is also formed out of chaos and massive disaster leads up to the generation of life. Also true that universe is expanding and aheading towards more disaster. Certainly one day will be collapsed.

Even after every pralaya, (universe rebuilding), every yug is even more chaotic and disordered. It's like universe, consciousness and sensus admires the entropy. And beginning of almost everything is also lies in entropy. 

The entropy of the universe is always increasing. This is a fundamental principle of the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which states that the total entropy of an isolated system (like the universe) can only increase or remain constant, but never decrease.