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**RilmAlime67** · 12-16-2011, 07:46 AM

hello Element, thank you for clarification.

As I understood you correctly what you refer to moment is the experience of an object. ( and by experience i mean something that is present or something that you are conscious of). For example, right now I am typing this message. It involves a series of pressing different buttons in specific sequence in order to construct series of sentences in order to and convey a specific message. Right now the current moment (or experience, if I use your definition correctly) is typing this message, it is not complete and it is ongoing process which will come to an end after I proofread the post and press send button.

Would the above description fit the definition of the moment?

12-16-2011, 07:46 AM	#30
RilmAlime67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	hello Element, thank you for clarification. As I understood you correctly what you refer to moment is the experience of an object. ( and by experience i mean something that is present or something that you are conscious of). For example, right now I am typing this message. It involves a series of pressing different buttons in specific sequence in order to construct series of sentences in order to and convey a specific message. Right now the current moment (or experience, if I use your definition correctly) is typing this message, it is not complete and it is ongoing process which will come to an end after I proofread the post and press send button. Would the above description fit the definition of the moment?
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