"The irreversibility of time" (...) 388

Time has the greatest importance in people's lives, because it limits a certain time of the existence of "someone."


A permanence of "earthly life or material life" that "someone" will live in the present global space.

Conditional to determined longevity expressed by the life span that varies from person to person.

A period of "time space" that is equivalent to a "permanence of time of life" that a person lives in the current global space.

A "material life" is lived, which naturally had a beginning, which is the day of the conception of "somebody", and certainly will have its end, which will occur at the time of organic bankruptcy.

Above all, because humanity is formed organically by the perishable body-matter component on the one hand.

On the other hand, by the component soul, spirit, a "supernatural" dimension, according to which is not experienced in the current material world in which we live.

We know that we live in a matter-body that will end its life cycle, because it will cease to live in the face of the organic bankruptcy that the human species is subjected to.

Accordingly, it is certain that humanity is also subject to the laws of natural conditions, since their composition is organic and material in which the phenomenon of its degradation occurs.

Thus, we live by "ignoring" this presupposition, because it is an acquired fact this categorical imposition of living in a body-matter and extinguishing itself as such (...).

However, this irreversible truth that humanity, of course, can not counteract this tragic end of human life to which it is submissive.

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