The importance of time.

Valuing time does not mean saving time.It is not about taking shortcuts to do everything efficiently, making free time available in minutes, and managing time in small increments.It is not that kind of stingy talk.I think it is completely different.
Valuing time means putting yourself in the flow of a larger time, and it means whether or not you can put yourself in such a time.While placing oneself in the present moment, one can also fly into the past and into the future.
To float in the great flow of time, to have a bird's eye view of that flow, to have a sense of transcendence, and to savor it, is valuing time.
It is not easy, but it is not that difficult either.
I exist in the present moment, but I also exist in the past and future. It is a strange way of putting it, but it is the best way to describe it.
Time, which is the result of human beings creating frameworks, setting restrictions, and driving wedges in order to maintain society and keep it running well, is not really the most important thing.In order to maintain and make societies and systems function, humans have modified "space" and "time" in various ways. We just created them for convenience.
Certainly, without such a time schedule, it would be impossible to make an appointment to meet with someone.
Time as a common rule is important to relate with others.
However, it may be enough to set a time for a meeting such as "tomorrow at dawn," or "tomorrow at noon".
You may say, "There is no way I can live like a hermit", but I am not suggesting that you do so.
Needless to say, I myself am a person who has been immersed in and benefited from the modern social system, so I am not in a position to deny time as a system. I just cannot help but question the way of life in which time is cut up into small pieces and we work hard just to increase the amount of time we have.
Is that what time is supposed to be? The only question that arises is.Remembering the original nature of time.
I just thought that to cherish time is to luxuriate in the great flow of it.

It is not difficult to be aware of the great flow of time.
Just gazing at the scenery in a daze.
Lose yourself in music.
Immerse yourself in art.
As you do so, you will be reminded that you are here and now.
My consciousness flies to the distant past and to the far future.
I think, "I am just here."I was somewhere else in the past. I am somewhere else in the future.
One moment in a larger flow.
Memory is a record of the past, but that may just be an assumption.
There are memories of the present and memories of the future.
A memory of this moment. The past that has yet to be seen. The nostalgic future.Even though our physical bodies cannot travel through time in a time machine
The consciousness in the head can easily jump through time and fly freely.
Such a feeling.I know this sounds like science fiction.I think it is rather normal.
Perhaps I like science fiction because I resonate with the stories and the "sense of leaping through time" that the authors have in mind.

I do not want to lock time away in the current system, but rather to use it as an opportunity to transcend time.To open up to a more infinite sense of being.To be so lost in time that we lose track of it and jump through time.
That is what valuing time means to me.