Time is Memory

13.03.2026

Phnomologically, time is memory.

Most of us remember the past. Some of us remember the present, and some even remember the future.

The coordinate of time-memory travels in both directions, from past to future and from future to past.

Time is male. In Hebrew, "male" means "memory." If you see a male, you are actually seeing his feminine side.

Space is female. The womb is referred to as "the space [or place, the same word in Hebrew]."

Space without time is static. The union of spacetime is the dynamic of creation.

The Planck time between moments is the female within the male, the invisible of the invisible, the divine womb of creation.

In Hebrew, female also means to forget. Planck time is the time it takes to forget the previous moment of 'something' (that memory can take hold of) in order to create another, new moment of 'something.'

In the Torah, there is a mitzvah (commandment) to forget (for the sake of change, a quantum leap of 'possession' - 'mine' becomes 'yours').

Discrete time impregnates continuous space and gives birth to the world as we know it.