“An exciting journey to understand the most complex parts of the universe: the mind and time, from the perspective of neuroscience and physics.”

Why do we feel that time passes quickly sometimes, while at other times it passes very slowly? Is our perception of time, its calculations, and divisions merely an illusion? Or is it evidence of the creativity of our minds? This book answers all these questions and more, explaining how our minds work and comprehend the nature of past and future events.

How does the brain understand time? And how do our neurons process time?
Is the passage of time actually counted in the same way as the mind counts the passage of time?
How long does time pass in dreams, sleep, and thinking?
What's the difference between the biological clock and the circadian clock? And what is the relationship between night and day and sleep?

All these questions and more are explored in this engaging book, which explains time from a physical perspective: time as it passes in hours, minutes, and seconds; time as it is interpreted by the brain and neuroscience; and how it is interpreted and understood by neuroscience; and relative and real time.

In this book:

Why does time pass quickly when we are enjoying it, and slowly when we are bored?
- An explanation of some brain functions and the brain’s relationship to time.
How does the brain deal with time and memory, and how do we remember events in slow motion?
– An explanation of spacetime and relativity from a neuroscience perspective.
- Interpretation of anticipatory time, and the relationship of awareness to reality and time.
- The concept of mental hours, and the concepts of consciousness and will.

This wonderful book expounds on the philosophy of dealing with time, explaining how the mind is a constantly running time machine, enabling you to travel through time without even realizing it.