I suppose events are simply a sort of annotation of our feelings--the one might be deduced from the other. Time carries us {boldly imagining that we are discrete ego's modeling our own personal futures}--time carries us forward by the momentum of those feelings inside us of which we ourselves are least conscious.
"I believe that events are like notes that highlight our feelings, and one can be derived from the other," suggests Durrell. This reflects the idea that our experiences and emotions are interconnected, with events often serving as external signs of our inner states.
He also comments that time moves us forward, almost as if we are separate selves designing our own futures. However, he argues that it is actually our unconscious feelings propelling us, shaping our journey more than our conscious awareness of these emotions.
