The Time Mind

<p><strong>Why does time feel fast when we're happy and slow when we're anxious? Why do we cling to memories of the past and fear what hasn't happened yet? In </strong><em><strong>The Time Mind: How We Perceive Past Present and Future</strong></em><strong> you'll embark on a deeply human exploration of how the brain constructs our sense of time-and how that perception shapes who we are.</strong></p><p>Blending insights from <strong>cognitive science</strong> <strong>neuroscience</strong> and <strong>psychology</strong> this thought-provoking book dives into the mysterious world of <strong>subjective time</strong> <strong>mental time travel</strong> and the <strong>neural mechanisms</strong> behind how we experience the <strong>past</strong> <strong>present</strong> and <strong>future</strong>. From the <strong>temporal illusions</strong> we fall for daily to the way <strong>autobiographical memory</strong> sustains our identity <em>The Time Mind</em> reveals the hidden architecture of our <strong>internal clock</strong> and how it silently governs our thoughts feelings and decisions.</p><p>Discover how <strong>mindfulness</strong> alters your sense of the now why trauma fragments time and how your brain predicts the future before it even happens. Uncover the deep connections between <strong>emotion and time perception</strong> <strong>decision-making and future orientation</strong> and how our perception of time changes across the lifespan.</p><p>Whether you're fascinated by the <strong>science of memory</strong> interested in the <strong>philosophy of time</strong> or simply curious about why time feels so different in different moments of life this book offers a compelling accessible and emotionally resonant journey into the <strong>psychology of time</strong>.</p><p>Prepare to rethink not just how you spend your time-but how you <strong>experience it.</strong></p>