"The irreversibility of time" (...) 376

Time means to people an orientation by which they find in it the "referential" because it indicates a certain direction.

Thus the "notion" about time is the knowledge one has of it, which is neither intuition nor perception, it is concrete in people's lives.

Because time is linked to humanity in everything that is done, a presence that is maintained indefinitely (...).

Above all, because of its "supernatural" specificity, it is timeless, it is at all times, in its circular movement, it is gradual, systematic and constant.

It seems paradoxical to say that time continues in its endless course (...).

Evidently, time describes a "timeless" course in which mankind pauses on this path as it continues its course irreversibly.

Accordingly, humanity and time are different, the first has on the basis of organic and material constitution, clearly conditioned by this fact, on the one hand.

On the other hand, time has its "supernatural" specificity, a "status" for which it is involved in another "dimension" is "supernatural."

Thus, it is understandable to know that time is a "greatness" which will remain, as is natural, because it is not conditioned to "nothing", it is "sublimity."

It occupies its "place" of greatness in which it is integrated, time "governs" humanity, if we take into account that it is the reference, namely:

The hours, days, months, years, decades, periods, times, all this "timeline".

Thus, we confirm that time is the reference that has always lived with mankind, and it maintains over time this indissoluble bond.


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