"The irreversibility of time" (...) 13

This "time" sublime by which we develop our thinking, we wrote to several subjects being the "irreversibility" our theme that inspires us the necessary considerations.

It's like a drama evadisse us to look at every day, a detail, a novelty, for him to be reason and measure. The days are not equal, the unpredictability, the contingency is a fact.

Remove the core of our being, we realize that we are body and soul, two parts, the body as matter that is subject to perish, leaving only the soul or spirit that is sobrenatutal, hence our discussion goes in order to understand why, if the body and soul are part of a single being, and dipped in time we necessarily have a lifetime, and it is within that space of "time" that everything occurs if the body turns off the soul or spirit, gives up the "metamorphosis" that have repeatedly been mentioned.

Having reached this understanding, we saw that the "metamorphosis" and that the "earthly life" ends. The question is put this way that we humans have an "earthly life" and finished this life we ​​enter another domain that leads us to "metamorphosis", another dimension of life, "dispense this" armor "coating on we commonly call body because it is, because it embodies the most important of us one entity, one and indivisible, and this plurality in diversity that makes the greatness that we are.

We are certainly living in an earthly step, this being so, it is now that we know, but there is a "status" of this dimension will happen to all human, after the end of "earthly life".

But our discussion is the linking of these considerations that always lead to the goal to position ourselves as the "time" this irreversibility, because in this "time" this space "time" we live and we are conditioned, certainly will happen with us this irreversible way. Hence our speech always based on the conviction that life does not end on earth, there is a "metamorphosis" to continue (...), of the Hereafter, where the body indeed, this sort shall be the soul or spirit, for it will not be necessary. It is a specific state it will close the mysteries never unraveled.

Being the "irreversibility of time," the main subject of our discussion, because that inside this "time" concrete that we are, each living in their own way, seek answers why this "irreversibility" (...).

Irreversible It is said that of no return, you can not go back. Why are we in this "time" and walked dizzily not the end, but to a continuity that will work in us, we call it "metamorphosis".

So what if this border in the body to release the soul or spirit is a fact because it will happen inevitably, because so it is understandable, there is another life but no longer in this body, this body of ours will cease to exist, as we have seen that perish, it is matter therefore. Now the soul or spirit, is another dimension in which our considerations are not far away, because as we know that "soul or spirit" is all we are, then we would like to know more, where we would after this separation body and soul . But it is reserved to the mysteries of how all this will be consolidated.

An example of the grandeur of the constellations, the Moon, the Sun, the Stars, Comets, Stars, Oceans, Seas with all its species, whales, rivers, lakes, ponds, springs, the earth with all its assets , minerals the vastness of the forests and all that it contains, vegetables, natural resources, with everything that happened, there are several scientific reports, a certainty and conviction, everything is needed, and we human? We are much more important than all these riches. So who will enjoy the ends life on earth for humans, or just on time for each time you complete the "earthly life". I think it's much more complex, and the vision that is and has been the focus of our discourse. Is there a passage, a new stage of life we ​​call "metamorphosis"

. It has always been the search for truth that our discourse has dimmed in the chain of existential truths, which can not be ignored and that the "irreversibility of time" is a constant in our lives. António Cardoso