"The irreversibility of time" (...) 316

"Limitation" is the notion of a limit imposed on the human species because it is thus conditioned to live a "material life" in a given "temporal space."

If we consider that the longevity of the people is translated by a long life, this being expressed in "time of life, having as estimate the base of maximum duration of one hundred years, on the one hand.

On the other hand, humanity in general and the person in particular are subject to living a "material life" as a physical existence in a matter-body.

The limit of a life (...), is natural and irreversible, since to live a "material life", it is plausible that this happens, since humanity is constituted organically by body-matter subject to a certain "life-time" Being necessarily a consequence that is exerted in an imperative way.

That is to live a "material life", in a matter-body in the present world in which we live, being able to have a long life or not.

However, factors that contribute to well-being, natural predisposition, and mood and psychic are decisive.

Thus it is indispensable to have a clear perception of the dimension of good and evil, moral and immoral, right or wrong, which also imposes on people a "limitation on the most appropriate behavior.

A practice that is carried out on a daily basis, which confirms the acceptance of the rules of society, because we impose in ourselves this conduct in which personal limits in human relations, and the confrontation of ideas with tolerance, respect for diversity Of opinion, converge towards a better understanding and a healthy coexistence.

In fact, confronted with the fact that humanity is in its generality, in the "limitation" of the present "material life", it is up to the individual in particular, because he is a social being and possesses his individuality, yet it is not perfect.

And in all respects it is "limited," yet it needs to live with itself and with others, where rules are agreed upon by a code of conduct, of course.

The barriers between personal and social "boundaries", each with their specific characteristics, are unavoidable, because there are "perfect symbioses" in which harmony and cordiality are possible because they are expressed in a common design that animates them and makes social life sustainable.

In this coexistence, mankind realizes that, after all, dreams are "dreams", which do not express reality, it is only a perspective of "what" is desired, which is so much wanted to happen.

However, conditioned by the "irreversibility of time", this certainty more and more present, sometimes frightening him, leaving him puzzled and nostalgic (...).

In this context, a very high price, that of existence, of "someone" is a real and concrete event that is confined to each of us, in the "cogs" of humanity.

Thus, in the expectation that our discourse may leave some more considerations on the subject the "irreversibility of time". António Cardoso