"The irreversibility of time" (...) 258

Time is the credible existence, a true presence that takes place in humanity in general and in the life of "someone."

In fact, the life of "someone" is associated as a time of physical and material existence, arising from its organic constitution in a matter-body.

 It is true, because in fact we are organically formed by perishable body-matter, to live certain "earthly life or material life."

In fact, given this imperative, this obligation to live in a body-matter, as a physical existence, curiously conditioned to a time X, which may be long or not.

In this respect the human species has before it this "dilemma," that it is not only an alternative that can choose between A or B, but only to be forced to choose the irreversible question of "living."

This impossibility, however, is the contingency of being human and consequently having to live a "material life, which is subject to a certain" temporal space ", more concretely to a life time that varies from person to person.

It seems a paradox, but it happens in the present material world, which is ours, because here we live, here we end, as physical existence, to live in a material body a "material life."

The bankruptcy of this "material life" naturally happens because we are perennial body-matter, susceptible to the conditions of natural laws, which is equivalent to saying that when "someone" ceases to live.

It actually interferes with people's lives, this implicit condition of the human species to "live" as a physical existence, enjoying a life, however, knowing that it will end as long as one ceases to live.

We live, with the conviction that we do not live an "eternity", as a physical existence, there is a passage from this "material life" to another, according to which we do not have this experience. Material world, and consequently we can only affirm this present life.

What we have mentioned in our previous excerpts is the occurrence of the "metamorphosis", clearly this passage from the material life that is this current to another "supernatural", which will only occur at the time of the bankruptcy of this present life that we live in a condition "sine qua non ".

However, what we experience is the present life we ​​live in, which is involved in the perishable body-matter.

As a consequence, the only alternative is to live a "material life," which ends, as everything in life or that matter is degraded, ... which is concretely the ultimate destiny of the human species.


So in the expectation that our speech leave some more insights on the theme of "irreversibility of time," we did so. António Cardoso