"The irreversibility of time" (...) 386

Time goes through times, long periods of time, a long season, is subtle and has charm when we refer to a certain time as "past time."

The present tense, the future and the time already passed, is a mark of the actuality of our days.

And with regard to "past time", they are reminiscences that allow us to remember this fantastic period.

This faculty intrinsic to the human species, which translates into the talent of this possibility to retract certain experiences, events, a multiplicity of situations.

The overwhelming majority of people have this characteristic, an underlying ability, which emerges from their organic constitution, from which they are formed.

From being able to reproduce certain facts, different situations that time did not "erase", which is kept in memory indefinitely (...).

In fact humanity is an incalculable potential of stories, a diverse number of events that have already occurred.

Being that they constitute an inexhaustible source "retained in the imaginary", of the great universe of situations (...).

Actually the experiences are represented by his orator, because he lived them, being the protagonist of certain events or situations.

The reconstruction of a "past time" resides in the subconscious (...), in which an entire experience is implicit.

As one grows older there is a tendency for recall in the imaginary of that past.

However, he keeps himself, and he withdraws from those memories, when he is, because he is receptive to organize himself, like a "movie".

That they reveal the content of information or images, which they retract (...), give a certain form as if something were "happening at the moment".

However, remembering certain periods of an experience, it is intrinsic and salutary for humanity that this happens, especially for its rationality ... something that we can not ignore.


Hoping to leave some more considerations on the subject the "irreversibility of time". António Cardoso