Many people around the world are feeling it — time seems to be moving faster than ever. Days blur into weeks, weeks into months, and before we know it, another year is gone. But is it just perception, or is something deeper happening?
Some scientists suggest it’s a psychological effect, as our brains process more information in less time due to constant digital stimulation and overloaded schedules. Others point to biological aging — as we grow older, each year feels shorter relative to the time we’ve already lived.
However, there’s a more intriguing theory gaining attention: could cosmic or planetary shifts be influencing our sense of time? Some spiritual thinkers and fringe theorists propose that changes in Earth’s electromagnetic field, solar activity, or even shifts in the space-time fabric could subtly affect human consciousness and our perception of time.
While mainstream science hasn’t confirmed any cosmic acceleration of time, the feeling is real — and it may be a mix of mental, emotional, and possibly energetic shifts that humanity is collectively experiencing in an increasingly fast-paced world.
