Day 17,194Book of J.A.Montemoiño – Day 17,194

~Temporal Trinity~

Conversation with a clock

In the tapestry of time, the past and present are narrowly one and the same, because whatever is experienced now simultaneously is recorded as the past. If one would say to themselves,
“this is the past.” , they would be correct.

It is that past that creates the now. A thought to type immediately becomes the past as soon as it is conceived, yet that past is the impetus of the future, which now the past because I typed this.

It is an intricately complicated fabric of interweaving stands of Past, present and future; now is all we have.

In this intricate fabric of existence, the past, present, and future harmoniously converge in interdependence. As we embrace ‘now,’ we recognize it as both the immediate experience and the indelible past. To proclaim, ‘This is the past,’ in the present, is not just accurate but a profound nature of how the past molds the present, which in turn is the canvas in which we paint our next experience.

Every fleeting thought, every keystroke, is a delicate interplay of creation with time itself. The very moment a notion is conceived, it gracefully metamorphoses into a relic of the past, even while propelling us toward the horizon of the future.

Within the grand theater of life, ‘now’ assumes the spotlight. It stands as an undivided, invaluable moment where choices are etched, lives are lived, and destinies are woven. Truly, ‘now’ is the most treasured gift amidst the tapestry of time.