There Is Only Present: A Phenomenological Inquiry into Time, Space, Reality, Existence, Being, Consciousness, Love, and the Limits of Human Interpretation

A phenomenological inquiry examining the proposition that there is only present. The paper questions conventional interpretations of past, future, time, space, and horizons, arguing that becoming, transformation, and every process happen in the present. It challenges the assumption that observational limitations, human interpretations, or conceptual frameworks can establish an ultimate reality, origin, destination, or foundation.