Jun 30, 2025
Beatriz Flamini spent 500 days alone in a cave in Granada, Spain, without clocks, sunlight, or human contact, as part of a scientific experiment on extreme isolation.
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Beatriz Flamini spent 500 days alone in a cave in Granada, Spain, without clocks, sunlight, or human contact, as part of a scientific experiment on extreme isolation.
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Rain Time
Though a popular fantasy theme of late, the idea of “time caves” has much more to offer. I ask you to consider the possibility that all events, circumstance and relationships are hugely affected by our individual and collective perceptions of “time”. A recent conversation with a friend bumped my thinking in this direction. My thoughts have been curiously spinning threads ever since.
I read somewhere that eleven languages use the same word for “time ” and “weather”. Not only that, the Inuit people use the same word for “weather” as they do for “consciousness” .
Perhaps “weather” has more to do with “time” than we think.