Time in Drops : Explanation
Time in Drops
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I wrote this quote to reveal the immense power of true belief and conviction rooted in justice and moral principles. True faith can even shape our perception of time. I am not claiming that faith will literally change the laws of physics or bend time itself. Instead, “Time” here is chosen as a powerful symbolic reference, a poetic metaphor for the most absolute and unchanging forces in existence. I believe that 'Time' is the highest bar by which the power of faith can be measured.
I visualized this idea with a cosmic hourglass, where time itself flows in individual drops. True faith can break down the invisible “concept of time,” from the continuous progression of existence to something tangible and precious, dripping with meaning.
Time is chosen precisely because it is the ultimate and impartial witness to all events, moving forward without stopping for anyone. It is the best reference point because 'Time' is something that no one can control. The term ‘even' is critical and used intentionally to elevate the power of authentic faith to the point where it seems capable of touching the untouchable. If true faith can influence something as constant and unstoppable as time, then it can influence anything.
In the imagery, I intentionally made time to fall in conscious drops. These drops represent moments filled with heightened meaning. It is not that the believer literally manipulates the passage of time, but rather that his true devotion and purpose create an altered perception that makes each moment seem monumental.
The faith described here is not blind or selfish. Not all convictions are worthy of such power. A thief or murderer may strongly believe that he will escape justice, but that belief, divorced from truth and moral foundation, corrupted by evil intent and injustice, doesn't make any change - it is actually against the true belief. Real faith, mentioned in the quote, is intertwined with selflessness, and the pursuit of righteousness. It is a faith that stands in harmony with what is right and justifiable.
This quote is my tribute to true believers who made everything possible through their beliefs, works, and grace. If such faith can slow down even the steady march of time, then surely, nothing is beyond its reach.