So, time is a very relative experience, so only miserable people can have a long life.

This is the flavour.

How do you perceive time, you know, whether it be lifetimes or the 24 hours in a day or the 24 minutes

that you and I have spent together, and how can we utilise time to the best of our own joy and bliss?

And what you call as life is a combination of a certain amount of time and a certain amount of energy.

This is all it is, this is the fundamental.

In the local languages in India, for example, the southern Indian language, when we say somebody died,

we will not say they died.

We say Kalamayata, this means his time got over.

Actually, that's what has happened.

It's a very literal expression of what it is.

Right now, as we sit here, our time is running away.

Most people don't understand this.

That's why they have time for all kinds of silly things.

Otherwise, if you know your time is ticking away right now,

you wouldn't do anything other than what really matters to you.

If every one of us were doing only what genuinely matters to us,

this is a fantastic place to live.

Right now, too many people are doing things which they don't care, but they keep doing it.

It keeps happening, all kinds of ridiculous things.

So time is rolling.

As we sit here, it's slipping.

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