A sense of time is not a sense of time, as we commonly think, but a sense of *another* sense... a sense of pattern. The static abstraction of a sense of a sense is called a "pattern" or "story" Sensing "time" is attempting to sense the "sensual intentions" of existence itself.
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In the sense that a delta is where deposits collect, I like thinking of "time" as being the "delta" of the senses, where extra sensory information accumulates into rich soil waiting to be used
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The more I think about it, the more I like the metaphor with "delta". The delta is also where the flow of water would go from fast to slow, from river to lake, which can also be a cool metaphor for reflection or for observing change
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