The Structure of Time

Time is primarily a condition for identification – with a word, action or plan. This is a procedural segment or direction of what a person lives for. Only being in need and in the process develops an attitude towards time in a person. Time determines the independence of a person in general and his spiritual life in particular, classifying the mental stability.

Initially, time was associated with the process of ascending to heaven and was characterized by the strength associated with the bull or with a certain rhythm that was important to express. And this time was not counted in the format of today’s existence. Time is something that can measure completeness, have a continuation or be lost in our consciousness, subjecting us to temporal processes.

Time processes can be long or short, but not taken into account by consciousness. To apply the concept of time means to attach oneself to time, to know the nature of the physical system of life on which we depend, and to be able to evaluate the past, current and coming time. Simply perceiving yourself as a born individual is not enough. There are much more dimensions in a person than the criteria for birth and death. And cognition of time, orientation towards it is a process of cognition of individuality. Moreover, the knowledge of time begins with its projection onto the processes of life. And it’s one thing to operate with time, and another, say, to measure it (as it measures different life cycles).

However, the question arises, what is primary – time or rhythm? Of course, the rhythm, since it reproduces the effort or loses it. Consequently, the question is not in time, but in the quality of his residence, in tonality. As a result, all living organisms experience the sense of time in different ways. And a lot here depends on mental involvement in relation to time.

In reality, a person does not understand his involvement in time, since one thing is physical living of time, and another is mental. Time is a kind of repetitive action with different measuring circles, since the rhythm and pace of the passage of time is a wave, a scale established by one or another macrocosmic stream, which has a corresponding effect.

Time is always characterized by several events superimposed on each other. Time can create the opposite pole of itself, or it can complement. That is, time either absorbs our life, or expresses it. Behind all this is the psychic power of time, which either tempts us, or we subdue it, or at least harmonize it. That is, it turns out that what type of time we obey or serve determines our dependence either on physical processes or on spiritual ones. And in one category of time we die, and in another we do not.