Re: Time is of the Mind.

I am tempted to agree to the view that time is more related to mind than anything else. Of course there is a subtle corelation between mind and matter. These are very complex phenomena. But coming back to our normal experiences, I find that time is all pervasive. It has the power to create great upheavals in civilization.

Who could imagine a couple of decades earlier that technology would come to occupy the centrestage of all human activities? Did time know this? Did it know that along its route lie the pitfalls and fissures that stare us at our face now? Is time immune to everything around it or it is quite conscious of everything? Does it  keep quiet on purpose?