Time - Healer or Nemesis??

Dear Scorpio707,

I believe it is neither a healer nor a nemesis. Because, time is related to our mind and senses. When a person is waiting for their loved ones to arrive, every second feels like an hour but at the same time when he or she is with the loved ones, time flies as though it passed in a few seconds even if he or she spent days together. It is just a concept that is wired in our head. Sometimes, we live in the past thinking about the sufferings or pleasant memories or live in the present moment enjoying whatever we were doing at that moment or feel good about the future or anxious about what was going to happen.

Time becomes valuable only when we project it from the time of birth until our existence in this planet. The best use of time is to assimilate lessons out of our experiences every night, create great visions for the future early in the morning and live in the present moment throughout the day. In fact, most of the time should be spent observing the present moment and what comes with it.

What value we built for ourselves when we were visiting this planet is the measurement for the best use of time that our mind and senses feel.

Viswa

 

Time - keeper of time is Kaala Bhairavar. Its said that his worshippers are given an opportunity towards end of their time to dissolve all the bad karma they have accrued so far. Every thing will happen in a fraction of the second that the soul will be able to dissolve negative karma in an instant.
When someone crosses the time barrier all past, present and future is said to exist on the same plane and that's how someone can know about their past jenma or can foresee the future being in the present.
Does time heal? Yes it does to one who has lost their loved ones Time is a big healer
All the above are relative to an individual based on ones own experience.
What does this TIME has to do with the disappearance of 'King of Good Times' - Its just that he's still running good time !

 

I don't know if it will heal or not but I believe that whatever happens is for a reason and at the end we too agree with it when we look back.

 

Time will not automatically heal the wounds, unless we utilise the time properly, divert our mind in other activities.Any value is valuable only if a value is attached to the value.Time is no exception.For thousands of years research is going on about the concept of time.
Time cannot heal anything.Nobody can be grieving for long even if it is the loss of nearest one, advent of longstanding illness or loss of property earned out of life's savings.The significance attached dwibdles automatically while we try diverting our mind.
Sometimes unfortunately the new venture may also end in worser calamities making the earlier loss look small. Anyway it is just like drawing a bigger line to make the earlier drawn line small.Time does not heal.Only the perception changes.
The hope that time will heal or the calamity shall pass' is a mental solace offering a philosophical bent of mind accepting the reality.
Jayasala 42

 

What a timely post!
IMHO Time IS a healer.
Like @Jayasala42 said

I just say that it does not even have to be a conscious effort.

Then there are different times , not only good and bad but at different levels. This is one commodity that is free but cant be stored or re winded. It can be saved, but it is lost forever immediately.Like a stitch in time may save you time later.

Yes, Kaal Bhairav is the deity for time as well as Death - the end of your time.

And yes, King of Good Times seems to have escaped in Good Time!!

 

Time is just relative. The concept of time is very variable even on earth, even though we have tried to put a 'numerical value' to it with the help of clocks. I have never space travelled (to the best of my knowledge) - except of course in my day dreams, when I return to the familiar streets and company of loved ones from my childhood; at such times, time seems to lose its relevance or very existence.

Does time (as we know it) heal? I believe it does. Either because we get otherwise occupied which puts events - good and bad - in a different perspective or because our mind comes to our rescue by making us forget unpleasant events. However, I find as one gets on in life, old memories are much stronger than memories of the more recent past.