do we experiance the passage of time as moments?

Answer 1

i would say that we experience time as events because i see that existence is eventual and we became the observers of these events. Moments do not give proof for time but events are proof before our senses that time is passing.

Answer 2

I think most people experience the passage of time as a series of events. Little, big, all put together, mark the passage of a day. Oh, that's not to say we don't look at our watches, and aren't aware of what time it is, but I don't think most people count the seconds or moments in a literal sense.

Answer 3

If we would experience that then there won't be questions about time...we will become timeless. To experience moment we have to be in it. It is rare happening. Usually we are roaming in a past and in a future relying on heavy relationship with intellect. Intellect cannot grasp a moment, it is impossible, you can.But there is a problem, you do not know who you really are. If you identify yourself with intellect you cannot enter the moment as well...needle eye and camel is biblical metaphor speaking of it.

Answer 4

I personally don't "Track" time, in fact I don't truly care what minute, hour, day, week it is. BUT,,, I do count so many moments as "lifetimes" and have exeperience many with a very special Angel.

With no offense meant, and not strictly philosophically stated, "WE" are all of different mind sets, and ones "reality" regarding TIME might be different than anothers,,,especially those who consider that, by STANDARDS,,,it's passing no matter what we feel, or how we engage, with what time we have.

Steven Wolf

Answer 5

No we experience time as instants.

Answer 6

Seems pretty continuous to me.