Introduction
Time is dominating factor from the very first moment, which has an effect on every particle, molecule to life, present in vegetation, parasites, viruses, bacterias, insects, reptiles, water creatures, birds, animals and men, who & what so ever, in existence or was in existence or shall come into existence upon, on, at or underneath the Earth. We are also born fitted with biological clock so, every person in this world perceives it.
Time relates to birth, death and all other events, which are parts of life, life means change and it is time that brings about change, i.e. known by wheel of time. In this way our existence also depends on time. It appears that in this material world every thing wastes, deteriorates and diminishes but ultimately recycled in nature in least or maximum span of time.
Time is completely impartial & imperceptible yet it’s impact can be felt. It never stands still, travels equally clock-wise & anticlock-wise or in past & future at every moment. The present is merely momentary.
The man collects whatever wealth and possessions with immense efforts and great hardships or otherwise to make him happy, the wheel of time consumes everything, including anyone’s hard earned apparent happiness. Time neither waits nor spares any one. Time treats, ultimately affects the different persons and different things in different ways definitely and precisely.
Time has effective and ultimate control over the man’s basic instinct or natural impulse that governs his thoughts about money and time.
Thought of Man about Time
1. The very first thought of ancient men about prime clock was daily appearance of Sun. This natural clock told them about time when it was night. When the Sun was high in the Sky, it guided their daily activities in daytime to hunt/fish. Life was so simple in those long ago days that big divisions of time were all that ancient men needed. The time mystery is certainly concealed in these big divisions (sunrise & sunset) caused by continuous rotations of Earth.
2. The men observed that a group of stars has been revolving around a Polar (North) star, thereby forming a circle probably in duration of 360 dates or in a course of year, was the second thought about time introduced by community of business men.
3. The Earth is the center of Universe and the Sun with other five known planets is moving around it, was the third thought. This geocentric system was universally accepted until 16th century.
4. The Sun is the center of Universe and the Earth is rotating on its axis as well as revolving around the Sun is known as heliocentric system was fourth thought introduced by Polish astronomer “Nicolaus Copernicus”, who understood, proposed and established this truth. The men took almost three hundred years to admit & accept the above truth.
5. The fifth thought of ancient men about clock was daily appearance of Moon in different exhibits like escalations, declensions & Full moon easily observable at night from any place of Earth upon different locations in the Sky except the night of New moon & that period of Lunar eclipse.
