The document discusses the Latin phrase "Carpe Diem" and encourages the reader to seize the present moment. It argues that our perception of time as a calendar is an illusion, as it is actually a continuous flow of present moments. The brain gives us the sense of past and future by storing memories, but we should focus on experiencing each moment as it occurs rather than being concerned with schedules and the past. The writer concludes by signing off and stating they are leaving in the present moment.

1. CARPE
DIEM
Latin
for
seize
the
day,
better
yet,
seize
the
moment,
the
“Now”
Because
this
Calendar,
as
useful
as
it
seems,
is
in
fact
an
Illusion,
it
is
the
flow
of
uninterrupted
“nows”
that
give
the
illusion
of
time.
The
brain’s
immediate,
recent
and
remote
(i.e.,
history)
memories
do
the
trick.
So,
indulge
and
seize
the
moment,
the
“NOW”.
I
am
out
of
here,
now.
None
other
than
Saro
(while
Alisa
is
not
looking).