Answer

In Jain Dharma, time exists throughout loka, but its experience is not the same in every realm.

Explanation

According to Jain cosmology:

• Kāla dravya is one of the six substances, so time is real.
• Time is present in loka as a whole.
• But the way beings experience duration, change, birth, death, and lifespan differs according to their realm and state of existence.

So, if by “equal” you mean the same experience everywhere, then no. If you mean time exists in all parts of loka, then yes.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain teachings show that the universe is deeply orderly, but every realm has its own conditions.

This reminds us that:

• worldly experience is not uniform,
• life in different realms is bound by different karmic conditions,
• and the soul should focus on liberation, where one rises beyond such differences.

Takeaway

Time is present in all loka, but it is not experienced equally by all beings. In Jain thought, this difference is part of the karmic structure of the universe.