"The irreversibility of time" (...) 259

Temporal existence means the resemblance of a certain time of life, which is that which each one lives as a physical existence, to live in a material-perishable body.

By direct consequence of this condition, since we are organically formed by perishable body-matter, on the one hand.

On the other hand, soul, spirit but what happens is that we only have experience of this unique "material life", because this is the current one.

So given the experience we experience as physical existence, an "earthly life or material life", aware of this reality, which is concretely the "material life" we live.

Indeed, in the organic bankruptcy of each one, which means that when one ceases to live, this extinction of life will clearly occur irreversibly.

What does the current life we ​​live have in store for us?

The answer is simple and concise to live a "material life", filled with an incalculable set of concrete realizations that materialize and others that are ideas and conjectures, a diversified source of situations that the human mind wanders in these pretensions, on the one hand.

On the other hand, even if we know from this "irreversible imperative" that the life of "someone" is ephemeral, but that it has a definite time, it may be long or not because it inevitably ends.

Of this reality (...), not ignored by humanity in generality and in the person in particular, it is symptomatic that there are some moments of "nostalgia", because it is reflected in this sense.

It is invisible in the touching soul, spirit, no one has touched the "spirit", it is an entity, which has "status", condition that is incompatible with our material world, especially the meanders to know it, in view of its "inaccessibility."

Therefore, it is complex to know of these contours that the material world is trying to discover ingloriously (...), it is not possible to know, because it is not a science or technology, it is something more complex, a "sublimity".

That is diametrically opposed to the reality of the material world, especially since it is precisely this "subimity" that holds the status, something supernatural.

In concrete terms, it is yet another "dimension", which is neither terrestrial nor confined to the material world, due to the incompatibility of its "sublimity".

In this respect and so that our discourse may leave some more perceptions on the theme of "irreversibility of time" we did so. António Cardoso