Memory implies a meaning that we cannot and will not actually go back to where events had taken place when we were recalling them.
Given the recall of memories seems to place the remembering body in a certain temporal-spatial capsule, our imagination is what is virtually working.
These remembered images in our mind belong neither to the present nor to the past of time. To be specific, the remembering body conjures remembered episodes of events by means of creating certain images to signify those fragmented sequences of events, the “what had happened,” the lost truths; the Real.
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