"The man crosses the present blindfolded. You can only guess and guess what is really living. And then, when the blindfold is removed, he can look back and see what he has experienced and what his meaning was."
The ridiculous loves. Kundera
These prayers are full of truth and forcefulness, in my opinion.
Actually I think we only understand what we have experienced once it has happened, not during, much less before; learning from what is lived passes through a filter of reason, logic, emotion, and is looking back in time that we can analyze what happened.
In the present, only the sensations that come to us through the senses allow us to experience this now, which in reality we only reach in that moment and immediately it is left behind in time, very much in us in different ways , that we will finish understanding them once we think about them.
In general, most people prefer not to talk about this, or anything that implies philosophizing, but we live in a time that is counted in seconds, but in reality never stops, so the needles stop.
We write our life through a now so ephemeral, that our present presents become past without us realizing it.
For now I say goodbye, Thanks for reading.
Until a next publication.
