Time isn’t just hours on a clock. It’s how your brain weaves every moment of your life. Depression can make a single day feel endless, trauma can trap moments in the past, anxiety can rush life yet leave it hollow, and sometimes the future feels unreal. These experiences aren’t just in your head — they reveal how the brain constructs and perceives time. This book takes you inside that hidden machinery. You’ll see how moments stretch, freeze, fragment, and collapse, and how effort, memory, anticipation, and rhythm shape the very experience of living. Through simple explanations, real-life examples, and clear neuroscience, it lets you understand — and experience — time like never before. Then it shows how time can be rebuilt — through rhythm, memory, pacing, and presence — so life flows again.
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Rijhul Lahariya
The author is a self-confessed brain freak who believes that the more we understand the brain, the harder simple conclusions become. This curiosity led to a persistent question: why does time feel so distorted for so many people today? As mental health challenges rise, time is increasingly experienced as slipping away or working against us. Drawing on neuroscience research and lived experience, the author explores how this illusion shapes effort, healing, motivation, and meaning.
