Our physical reality is made up of four dimensions. There are three spatial dimensions: height, width, and depth. The fourth dimension is time. We have many devices which are involved with the measurement of time: clocks, watches, calendars, hourglasses, etc.The measurement of time involves counting of repeated cycles from a predetermined start point. There are many divisions used to count cycles of time. They range from relatively short durations such as nanoseconds to long durations such as a Great Year (The precession of the equinoxes which takes approximately 26,000 years). For everyday living we generally pay attention to the measure of minutes, hours, days, and years.It is easy enoughto take a measurement of time thanks to observers who noted the cycles thousands of years ago.
Yet time is a bit more slippery than measurements of repeated cycles indicate.
Sayings such
as "I lost track of time" or "Time flies when you're having fun"
indicate there is a bit more to time. Time has biological,
psychological, and spiritual components.
The biological component of
time is involved in the circadian rhythm of the body. The circadian
rhythm is linked to the 24 hour solar day. This cycle most notably is
what tells the body it is time to sleep or wake up by triggering
chemical releases in the brain and body. Experiments have shown that
when a person or animal is put into an artificial environment
completely cut off from the sun, the circadian rhythm will change. One
notable experiment involved a woman who stayed in a cavefor four
months. In a short amount of time her average day became 35 hours long,
she slept for six hours a "day," and when she left the cave at the end
of the experiment she was quite certain she lived there for only two
months. The circadian rhythm is a biological function of time which
links us to the measurement of the day.
The psychological component
of time is not quite so dependent on measurements. Try this experiment
on your own. You will need a watch or clock which has a seconds counter
and a friend. When your friend tells you to begin, close your eyes.
When you feel that one minute has gone by open your eyes. Don't try to
be tricky and count seconds, but simply try to feel the passing of
time. When you open your eyes, tell your friend. Now your friend will
tell you how much time has really passed. How did you do? Too fast? Too
slow? Almost ontarget?......
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