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Guest: 2018-05-28 07:01:40

Time never stops running. It goes nonstop. Time is followed by clocks, watches and calendars. There is no any possibility to examine it even using a microscope. It is also impossible to do any research with time. Changes are the basic key defining time. It is so closely related to space particularly talking about the Moon 's rotation around the Earth. The Big Bang was the main factor of the year. All matter being packed at a small point from which such heaven bodies as the Sun, the Earth and the Moon later appeared. Time is calculated from the appearance of celestial bodies according to their moving. There was no time and space before the Big Bang. 'The concept of time is related to the Great Bang- exactly as the parallels start at the North Pole', said Kari Enquist, Proffesor of cosmology at the University of Helsinki (Finland). It is a fact that time is measured in motion and its manifestation is through motion. The collapse of the universe might be the result of spacial development according to the theory of relativity. That means that all matter will again move back to a small point.

Obviously, for a great number of people time is like untouched sensation. During the discussion on an extremely important and interesting topic you might lose the ability to follow the time. It is impossible to believe that the discussion takes more than an hour. And you understand how fast time is running. Swimming in the gondola through Venetian canals with the bridges over your head, reading a book which attracts your attention with unbelievably interesting events. You cannot stop reading overnight, you are eager to find out what happens next and how it ends. Visiting a dream country you want to stay there as long as you can. You should not forget, Seeing is believing. If you experience something unforgettable, your life will gain more colors.

Who knows probably time runs out of its circles. Certain events tend to change others. For example, spring, summer, autumn winter and again the same seasons. A year is over, another one begins. So what happens in this world if time so endless, accurate. Let 's imagine if you knew that while rushing to work in winter when the roads are so slippery, you might be seriously wounded in the car accident, would you like to go? You would choose going on foot to the bus stop rather than driving a car.

It is true we make mistakes. And this saying, if I knew,you can hear in plenty of cases. Talking about doing business you want to be profitable but because of unsuccessful deal you have failure. You would not have even tried if you had known about your ruined company, lost energy and money. The choice of the profession is not always successful. That is why so many people suffer from doing disliked jobs. Of course, if you knew, what would happen, you would try to make changes. You would like to try it again without making fatal mistakes. But what happens when you know nothing about your future consequences. Then there is nothing more than to smile and say, 'Learning from mistakes makes me stronger and more experienced'.

Have you ever experienced the impression that you have been in that place before though it is the first time. Probably, your subconscious is right. There are cases when being in an unfamiliar place you think you have already seen it. Another example is when listening to a new story there is a feeling that you have heard it. In general , we encounter such subconscious impressions in our daily life. It seems to me that such facts mean that time repeats and in previous life we have already experienced those moments. All is repeated endlessly.

Usually elderly people claim that time runs very slowly. But if you ask students about running time, they complain that they are short of time for exam preparation and leisure activities. For young people the most precious life events happen so fast; school,university, job, family, children .... Because of lack of time the most truly priceless moments of life are not fully evaluated.

Can you imagine your life without time. The first idea that comes into your head is eternal life because there is no time. The world is likely to be gloomy,stagnant. Life lasting forever but still people live their ordinary lives,solving their own problems. No death, no hurry. Everyone has similar lives.
Time is precious. It provides lifelong experience which is passed from one generation to another. No matter if you are young or old you should cherish your time which is given just once.

Harvey McKay, Scottish writer said, "Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it,but you can use it. You can't keep it,but you can spend it. Once you've lost it you can never get it back."

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