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reflections on time from philosophers

Time cannot transform itself into eternity.Karl Jaspers[2]

Eternity exists in time.Karl Jaspers[2]

Eternity is neither timelessness, nor is it lasting forever.Karl Jaspers[2]

It is not death that a man should fear, but rather he should fear never beginning to live.Marcus Aurelius[5]

Change is the only constant, and time is the objective ruler of the universe.Unknown[4]
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