In our cognitive processes, the influence of material possessions, time, and space is undeniable. We tend to associate thought with these fundamental concepts, considering them essential to our mental faculties. Although thoughts are tethered to the constraints of time, space, and matter, their existence remains unbound by these factors. Unlike the physical realm, the mind remains unshackled by elements that hold no connection to it. Belief, in its essence, transcends the demands of logic and empirical evidence.

Our thoughts operate within the confines of time and space, yet grappling with the concept of infinite time and boundless space proves elusive.