For a non-physicist Buddhist, the gap between past and future might be around 150 milliseconds, reckoned to be the speed of human thought. For a quantum Buddhist, however, this gap may be much ...

Similarly, he argues that our terms such as “now”, “present” and “becoming” need to be revised. Rovelli argues that all of the events throughout time cannot be put on one timeline.

While we can't change the past, ... Ann’s father suddenly died when she was 12, and now as an adult she is understandably hypersensitive to potential losses in her adult life.

It’s a tale of friendship, love, regret and what it means to truly live here and now. ... Past Lives Rated PG-13. In English and Korean, with subtitles. Running time: ...

A TEDx video that went up Saturday on OregonLive pulls off the "then-and-now" trick remarkably well and puts it into the motion.

Now that Carnegie is back open, it’s better than ever. At Carnegie, visitors can hear contemporary stories that spotlight Boulder’s Black history, or flip through the library’s original 1907 ...

How long is this gap between the past and the future? Andrew Fenn, Venerable Sampasadana (a Buddhist monk) Perth, Western Australia The whole “present moment” idea is probably a little inaccurate.