The DNA of time 🧬🧬🧬

[JamiPozcord]

It is true that, as we all think, not everything was there from the beginning. Everything has a beginning and an end. Nothing escapes this invisible rule we call time. A child's laughter, an invented game, a song we love, everything is born, grows and, one day, transforms or goes away. But what he leaves behind remains forever. Those fragments form the DNA of history and shape who we are. Part of them are the feelings, which are ephemeral, and that is their beauty. The love we feel for someone, the joy that brings us an unexpected smile,
the sadness that makes us cry, each emotion leaves a mark. It teaches us to value what we have, to understand loss and to know ourselves better. Even anger, although uncomfortable, shows us the limits and strengths of something that is constantly in formation.
Learning also follows this cycle. Learning to read, write, play an instrument, solve problems or invent something new, everything has its time. Mistakes are part of this DNA: we fall, we get up, we adjust and we continue. Each lesson experienced prepares us to face the next with more ingenuity and experience. We have seen it in its colors within art and culture, becoming the clearest reflection of time. A painting, a poem, a song, an ancient building, are born in an instant and survive for generations.
Even the games that were invented today, the stories we tell, can become traditions tomorrow. What we create leaves its mark, even if we don't see it, even if it changes over time.
But there is no other more beautiful view of the silhouettes of DNA than the human and physical development of it. Our body grows, transforms and learns, and each change prepares us for the next. Even the habits we form or the challenges we face shape our ability to move forward and adapt. They attribute the ingenuity of the game over time. Learn, improve, rectify and advance. Each game teaches us strategy, patience and collaboration. What is played today inspires new ideas tomorrow.
Accepting that everything has an end is not resignation. It is recognizing the beauty of the ephemeral. Every laugh, every tear, every creation, every idea, every movement of the body and every invented strategy is a fragment of that invisible code that connects us with what was and what will be.
Because in life, as in nature, each end is also a beginning, and each beginning is a legacy. Learning to live with that certainty allows us to value what we have, respect what we leave behind and dream of what we can build. Time does not wait, but it gives us the opportunity to leave our mark, moment by moment, with every emotion, every creation and every experience we live.