The story of the hour

Is time travel possible?

They say that the hands of the clock cannot move backwards, meaning that time moves forward and cannot return to the past in a cosmic year and an eternal law from the time humanity existed until it ends. However, the same people say that history repeats itself with its same events and circumstances, but over generations. Successive times in different eras, each of them witnessing something different. I said to myself, I ask forgiveness from God for what you are talking about and detailing. We have studied in our schools that time is a straight line that began in the past and continues to the present day and takes us with it towards the future. When the present becomes past and the future becomes present, we do not feel. While we are in the past, we do not realize that we are living in the future, but rather a continuous present that walks within us on the same line of time, and time is history first and last, and then here you are today saying that time is circular, repeating itself from where it ended!

If time can be a geometric circle that continues over the ages in the shadow of events that repeat themselves, variables, and crises that are reproduced, and thus results that are definitive and eternal in their occurrence, since they occurred previously according to the same data over and over again and led to the same result, then why is time not a bundle of straight parallel lines, each line crossing it? About an era of time that runs parallel to another time line that expresses another time era, that is, the eras from the past to the present to that future that did not take place at one time and at the same time. This is what simplifies for us the idea of ​​crossing through time that haunted the dreams of writers and scientists and tickled their imaginations and was not exhausted. Their efforts, since it is illogical to talk about a possible transition from the present to the past because the transition between existing and mortal is completely finished, just as the idea of ​​traveling to the future is illogical because it is a journey from an existing to something whose existence has not yet occurred. But if we assume the fact that times run parallel to each other, then only The transition from existing to existing occurs in some way and in some way. God knows that if I were to seclude myself for a lifetime, I would not be able to do that.

They will say that it is an unacceptable assumption, heresy, a joke, but it is exactly like the idea of ​​that time taken between the first second and the second that is free from perception and awareness, during which our souls carry out events and adventures that remain in their emotional memory to generate feelings towards things and elements.

The concept of parallel times:

Suppose one of us had ten volumes of the written history of humanity in his small library. He grabbed the third volume and began reading about the Middle Ages in Europe and the Middle East. He became somewhat bored and disinterested, so he moved to the ninth volume, where the industrial revolution began in Europe, a transition that did not require reading between the two eras. Rather, jumping from one period to another without crossing the periods between them, and on this basis cannot we assume that the time periods that constitute history are nothing but parallel periods of time, each of which occurs at the same time. It is true that the historical context is sequential and sequential and that each era is based on achievements. But this does not negate the hypothesis or undermine it, as each period of time that enjoys its independence runs parallel to what came before it and what comes after it, and so on, and the supposed transition requires a deeper mathematical and physical understanding of the relationship between movement and time, as Einstein’s famous relativity speaks about “every kinetic system has a different time calendar.” “If what our assumption is correct is that the time periods are parallel, then there must be points of overlap between these worlds that somehow allow crossing between them, but time remains, as the late Mustafa Mahmoud says, the greatest mystery in philosophy and the greatest mystery in religion.