| Topic I | Introduction for the paper |
| Topic II | Key Observations |
| Topic III | CHANGE is the essence of TIME |
| Topic IV | The marking of TIME |
| Topic V | CHANGE is the essence of DISTANCE |
| Topic VI | Summary of Findings |
The { I-CHING } ,
, is the ancient Chinese { Book Of Change } dating back to more than 4,000 years ago.
It generally refers to a collection of writings, of which the 'ZHOU-I',
, represented the mainstream of the school of thoughts.
The two (2) key observations on { CHANGE } are :
The analogy here is this :
Man first noticed that certain events seem to repeat themselves, such as [ Sunrise ] and [ Sunset ] , and these are used as events to mark [ TIME ] .
Thus, if only two (2) events , [ Sunrise ] and [ Sunset ] , are used to mark 'time', any other event may happen either :
[ TIME ] is viewed, therefore, as the sequencing of [ changes / events ] .
The analogy here is this :
Only when you go from [ HERE ] to [ THERE ] , can distance become a relevent issue.
Thus, distance, and consequently [ physical dimensions ] , can only be of relevence if there is [ CHANGE ] .
The main findings are :