Abstract
This paper investigates the intricate relationship between consciousness, time, and free will action by human agents intermediated between the construct of Heaven and Earth. By conducting a comprehensive literature review across different disciplines, such as Chinese philosophy, and reflecting on time and related ideas in _Yijing_, the time perspective in the arrow of time in modern science, insights into the nature of time and its implications can be gained. While the second law of thermodynamics supports a one-directional time arrow, microscopic fluctuations complicate this understanding. In addition, cultural and historical factors have influenced our understanding of time, highlighting the need for interdisciplinary inquiry. The research challenges causality principles and introduces a Co-Occurrence Time Model, raising questions about the independence of time from an observer. The study emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive approach to understanding human experience and calls for further investigation into these concepts. The paper underscores the need to explore the multifaceted aspects of time, consciousness, and free will to broaden our understanding of the world and our place within the 天人地 _tian ren di _framework.
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