After vital time

Abstract

The current situation of the pandemic forces individuals to rethink forms of coexistence and decolonization of thought. This essay seeks to achieve an approximation of a conception of vital time (bloody) in the labour praxis of community fishermen of El Morro de Puerto Santo village, Sucre state in eastern Venezuela. For this purpose Ludovico´s Silva contribution and his conception of non alienated time in addition of the category of leisure time have been considered. The ancestral conception of non linear time, generally invisible, is also examined. The contributions of theoretical physicists such as Capra and Hawking and their cross between Quantum Physics and eastern mystical thought are also taken into account. As a first approximation, it has been concluded that experiences of fishermen and their awarrensess of time, approximate a conception of time as a transversal satisfier of the needs FREEDOM AND BEING, according to the needs matrix as conceived by MaxNeef (1986).