The Intangible Moment

This idea that we are standing in a kind of palympsest of events upon events upon events, i think does have quite a heartening sense in the kind of fragility of life. In some ways, you can get a sense of it in the same way if you touch a stone and a stone circle, you get a moment, a kind of intangible moment, where you feel for you are somewhere. Sometimes, fed through those ideas of physics, you getA sense of that we are still surrounded by many more times than our own time. I go to durham cathedral almost every christmas eve. To stand there and think that people have stood exactly there for a thousand years