A Philosopher’s Guide to the Use of Time

A Philosopher’s Guide to the Use of Time

Tuesday 13th April 2027

United States:
• Eastern: 10am – 11am (EDT)
• Central: 9am – 10am (CDT)
• Pacific: 7am – 8am (PDT)

United Kingdom: 3pm – 4pm (BST)
India: 7.30pm – 8.30pm (IST)

1 Hour

Modern life is often characterized by a sense of urgency, where time is treated as a scarce commodity to be managed and spent. However, philosophy suggests that the quality of our lives is determined less by how much we do and more by the quality of attention we bring to what we do.

This talk investigates our relationship with time—moving from the “efficiency” of the clock to the “depth” of the present moment. We will reflect on how shifting our focus from productivity to presence allows us to experience time not as a pressure to be managed, but as the space in which a meaningful life unfolds.

Online / Zoom