Time doesn't really flow. After all we are all only in the exact moment of now. Past and Future thoughts are what apparently give us this concept of time. If we were able to remain totally in the present moment it would be interesting to see how that translates to living life.
I was being lyrical, but we perceive time as a flow though it's but a memory and an expectation.
Remaining totally in the now, probably describes the buddha, or the autistic, or Ludwig Wittgenstein after teaching a class on language having to go to the theater, sit in the first row and watch cowboy movies.
Time doesn't really flow. After all we are all only in the exact moment of now. Past and Future thoughts are what apparently give us this concept of time. If we were able to remain totally in the present moment it would be interesting to see how that translates to living life.
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ReplyDeleteI was being lyrical, but we perceive time as a flow though it's but a memory and an expectation.
Remaining totally in the now, probably describes the buddha, or the autistic, or Ludwig Wittgenstein after teaching a class on language having to go to the theater, sit in the first row and watch cowboy movies.