As I cannot exist in a future, which is itself yet to exist, nor in a past, which has ceased to exist, I'm left with only "this" moment, which is already "that" moment--as it has now passed.
Or has it? Is time one infinite moment? Is it many finite moments? In either case, how is it possible that any two of us can experience the same moment?
If we did, what would we perceive? Would our perception of it be the same? How would we know?
Think of me as a collection of memories imagining a future in a moment that's already lost.
ReplyDeleteAs I cannot exist in a future, which is itself yet to exist, nor in a past, which has ceased to exist, I'm left with only "this" moment, which is already "that" moment--as it has now passed.
ReplyDeleteOr has it? Is time one infinite moment? Is it many finite moments? In either case, how is it possible that any two of us can experience the same moment?
If we did, what would we perceive? Would our perception of it be the same? How would we know?