Every day I feel this need of seeing the clock and it's always at 11:11 (am and pm) or 12:12 (am or pm) I really don't care about the time since I don't even wear a watch, it's just like a reflex that when I look I see them, I was told this has a spiritual meaning, is it true?
130009
I think your hoping it might have a spiritual meaning, its only a clock...........
330664
Of course! The only time that exists is the PRESENT. Today is the present. It is a gift, that's why they call it that. Treat every day as if it were your last!
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listen here persian_pig_biatch...if I am late to work it will be because of this darn silly question & your funny name...\nPertaining to your question=once in the morning(soon as I wake) & once at night(as I lie to sleep)...this has now become a ritual for me...\nI hope this tickled your fancy and/or was helpful for you...\nnow leave me alone...
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The passing of time is unique to each and every observer - relative. Since every single person occupies a unique portion of time/space at any given time, their perspective to events and durations is diffirent, also state of mind seems to have an effect as to how observant we are to the passing of time.
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I like to go to my church really early in the morning when it's dark, or after Sunday night mass when it's really dark and just  think about things or look around at the empty church. It's really special because i can look up at the cross and see Jesus and it's only Him and me in the church and I can pray aloud. It's a touching experience.
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Buddy, your query holds weight in all of its concern, yet to monotonous these days to my knowledge. Since I have soothed such a query in past, I am withdrawn to another fabrication. Yet my previous answers weaved in a way can subside your curiosity as well. Consume a chunk of your time reading it. It may also answer your other questions: -\n\nThe concept holds itself in such an abstruse enigma, that centuries have failed to decipher its existence in a logical form. Scores of fiction writers have sculpted sci-fi books upon the behavior of time. We all have speculated over the so-called ‘Time Travel’ and have rummaged over the numerous possibilities that it may offer.\n\nFor the sweet sake of knowledge, once in a while, just sit down and think over the existence of time. When one questions ‘What is life?’ one is indirectly doubting his flow in time. Sometimes, time bears mercy upon you and hastens up, yet at other times, bestows upon you the curse of its viscous flow.\n\nYet, in reality what WE call time, is nothing but a theoretical fabrication that we, humans have crafted so as to better understand this “Fourth Dimension”. We assume we recognize time and its workings, yet mark my letters, we know absolutely N-O-T-H-I-N-G. We mortals imprint everything that we perceive in our brain, and then we analyze over it, yet never in its crude form. We find ourselves confined to the rigid boundaries of our senses. We bear to our knowledge the sphere of our vision and touch.\n\nThe notion bears itself in utmost simplicity. We can only conclude on matters we are able perceive in a correct mannerism. We do not bear such a sense organ nor are we able to implement over 4% of our brain, so as to perceive the concept of time in a proper ideology. Therefore we cannot chisel a concept concrete enough to bear the yoke of our questions.\n \nWe foolish mortals don’t even have the ability to measure time in its proper state. The state of time is always subjected to our memory, thoughts, personality, the circumstances, and innumerable other factors. You can’t even correspond two events in the same mannerism! Fragments from your memory are always erased, resulting to the unjustifiable way in which we perceive time.\n\nYet we can ALWAYS speculate! And we HAVE speculated! In such speculations, we have come to many ways to understand time. Scientists were entangled in similar doubts, yet they fashioned a theory that best satisfied the debatable world of ‘Philosophical Physics’. The theory states that time is completely relative to the individual who experiences it and furthermore a relationship exists between the three basic dimensions of space and time, leading to the birth of the space-time ideology. (I swear they stole the idea from me!)\n\nAnother speculation (Fasten your seatbelts for a Psycho Ride!). Suppose time is a fabric. (A complete supposition) A vast expanse of infinite non-molecular material. This fabric is existent yet not perceivable by our limited senses. If we are to possess a way to make a ‘cut’ in this fabric, we CAN gain access to two different periods in time. But then again, that is theoretical, and humanly impossible. \n\nSo far we have considered time to be a concept in whose relation we all exist. But in technical truth, time is relative to every individual! What we consider time is the manufacture of us mortals. What if time exists independently for everyone? When one perishes, he actually repeats his so called 'life'. Perhaps the period from the Big Bang to the collapse of the universe has repeated itself millions of times already! There is no telling, for there is no concrete platform, to which we can relate existence. We just have to relate everything to everything else!\n\n Now those are speculations. No one can state them correct or incorrect, for one does not bear a perception that great. Perhaps we are just the play-stuff of a superior colossal existence. Then again, what is existence?
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His definition is a little odd, and does not seem to follow from his example (which is more about motion than position on the earth).  Technically, his motion relative to stationary students would make time pass at a different rate according to all that Einstein stuff (though there's no way he could ever notice the tiny difference).  But that would be true without any reference to the earth and the sun.  Is he trying to make a different point -- that his days would be longer because the sun would set later for him because he is walking toward the west where the sun sets?  If so, he's right that his days (defined as revolving around the Earth's axis) would be longer, but that would not mean time was moving at a different speed for him; it would only mean that the sun would set a little later from his visual perspective -- just like you can gain or lose hours when you cross time zones in an airplane; you reset your watch, but that has nothing to do with the passage of time.  Unless you are defining time only by calendars and clocks and common agreement.
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I have them constantly and it is really freakin' me out. It happens at around 11 p.m. at night. I climb into my bed to read a book and then suddenly I feel really strange. Next thing I know, it is morning. I can't explain this and it is really weird.
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Its only a matter of perspective.  Not everyone finds the time because its not a "life altering" priority!!!!  It takes energy to be this way.  I ware make-up but not coiffed to every inch of my toes-frankly-who the hell cares what my toes look like????  I sure dont!  Look on the bright side-as you get older and older, you wont have the dexterity or physicality to be that way anyway!  Just get used to it now.  Keep your life simple!
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Judge for yourself based on this: Time is a MAN MADE construction. That is, it is not a natural element in life. For those of you who would argue, please answer how it can be set back and set forward (daylight's saving time). If it were natural you wouldn't be able to limit it to the watches you wear or the clocks on the wall. It would be beyond any human control and it would be very hard for anyone to grasp the concept and explain it. As it is, we CAN explain it and grasp it, therefore, it is not natural.\n\nSo my answer is no.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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Yes actually. When Ben Franklin was arguing with the Creator about his roll in the daily lives of men, he had to excuse himself because of an appointment. That lead to a discussion of time and time keeping, and God said he was partial to the old system where daylight was divided into twelve hours and so was the dark. Anyhow eventually the Lord suggested daylight savings time as a compromise.
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I do.....I check it daily too....it is sometimes freaky how my horoscope says something & it is exactly how my life is going at that time....creeps me out sometimes...lol
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Set your clock back an hour later so that when you wake up, it's going to be 3am - the witching hour.  Bet you'd get more creeped out!
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God does things on HIS time schedule... sometimes, his answer is a blatant "yes" or "no." In this case, HIS answer may be "not quite yet."\n\nHE may have something that HE wants you to reevaluate things. Maybe HE is trying to get you to learn something or change something about you, so as to better honor your future wife. Growth in the Spirit best takes place under trying times, and this time in your life (i.e. when you're relying on God to sustain you rather than your fiance/wife) is when the most spiritual growth can take place.\n\nNow is a time you can change/rearrange things in your life. Seize the day. Take this delay as a message from God to see what in your life needs reevaluating or prioritizing.\n\nOver all, I'd commend you for looking to HIM rather than blindly jumping into something out of selfish motives. You seem to be keeping your sight on the target. Kudos.
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For contemporary Neo-Pagans, we "measure" time the same way as others--with standard chronometric terms.\n\nBut, as I think you mean, how do we describe and how do we conceptualize time--that's a different subject.\n\nHow Pagans describe time:\nWe describe years using, much as many non-Christians in the West do, the CE/BCE designations for years.  This is not 2006 Anno Domini (Our Lord)--for the Christian figure Jesus is not our Lord.  For us, as for Jews, it is the year 2006 Common Era, and similarly Hesiod wrote in the 8th century BCE (Before Common Era).  \n\nHow Pagans conceptualize time:\nTime is essentially cyclical, with some linear features.  The same basic processes repeat themselves endlessly in the Universe, but there is also change and a narrative progression (this latter process would be historical change, which we see as real but secondary to cosmological cyclicality).  \n\nThe most important units of cyclical time:\n(1)  The Wheel of the Year: too complex to discuss at this length, the Wheel of the Year is the basic time motif of Pagan thought.  It is the procession of the seasons, the lunar and solar year, and the eight Wiccan waypoints along the year.\n(2)  The Ages of the Person:  human life-cycles are also part of the unfolding of time.  Most Neo-Pagan traditions use the life-cycle of the human individual to talk about our individual lives in the larger flow of time.\n(3)  The Lunar Cycle:  The 28-day lunar cycle is, like the solar year, one of the two pillars of the Pagan liturgical calendar.  It maps the principle of cyclical flow, the hidden and mysterious qualities of Being.\n(4)  The Day:  Like the Year and the Ages of the Person, each Day corresponds to the Wiccan  magical circle (East/South/West/North), traveling from Dawn to Noon to Twilight to Midnight and back to Dawn.  The solar Day, the lunar Month, and the lunar-solar conjoined Year together with the individualized Life-Cycle describe our interdependent relationship with the Earth and Heavens around us, our inextricable place in the Great Web of Being.\n\nThere is much, much more to be said about this.  But Yahooo Answers lends itself to the terse version.
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the human brain judges time very well. you probably saw it somewhere and sub-consciencely look at the clock at those times.
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Time is simply a measurement. That's it. Nothing more-a measurement. Even in other galaxies events happen. There is a sequence to events. Time is how we keep track of what happened first. Time is not a stream of light. I believe they call that "light", or gammas, or whatever else you wish. This is a subject that has confused many a great mind by overcomplication.