Jak vnímáme čas - Záhadné změny plynutí času v různých situacích – Taylor Steve (2025)

In this fascinating book, the author explores and substantiates with expertise (and real stories) the mysterious yet relatively common phenomena and related questions: In what typical situations do experiences of time expansion occur? Why do they appear in certain situations while not in others? Why are some people more prone to them than others? How can experiences of time expansion be explained? Why does time seem to speed up as we age? Why does it feel like time flies when we are having fun or engrossed in something, but runs slower when we find ourselves in an unfamiliar environment? And if time is so flexible, could we consciously manipulate it to slow down, speed up, or even stop it in certain situations by our will? It specifically addresses the phenomenon of time expansion during accidents, emergencies, and traumatic events, in sports, in the context of psychedelic and spiritual experiences, during near-death experiences, and even in dementia. It presents so-called experiences of the dissolution of time, where time takes on a spatial rather than linear form, as if the future and the past exist parallel to the present. What do such experiences tell us about our consciousness and the nature of reality itself? It is clear,…