Space, time and mind: which is what?

Space cannot exist without time, time cannot manifest without space. Mind creates both through being originated within spacetime. Spacetime is Mind, human mind is allocated spacetime. The brain perceives space, static (sensory) frames, while the (human) mind perceives time and adds life to the frames bringing the process into awareness. But it is sort of like quantum particles: you cannot measure simultaneously both the frame and the time containing it without affecting the measurement and that is why you cannot "freeze awareness". If we could stop a quantum particle in its trajectory, it would no more be neither a particle nor a wave. We don't know, it might disintegrate or it might transmute "itself" into something else, perhaps anti-quantum, but according to the principle of the conservation of energy it would not vanish, annihilated. This metaphor is now applied to what was said above about awareness, what would happen if it could be stopped - frozen? The neurological machinery bringing it to the surface would instantly cease to work, definitely stop or, possibly, to "be" since the perception of flowing time would vanish, with it the perceiving mind, the allocated spacetime. The great illusion of being would vanish and the sustaining reality would appear: to itself! This means that:
"life is not our experience, but we are an experience of Life".