What is time? How does it originate? How will it end? Has it an end? What is its relation to life? Can we at all visualise life without time and time without life? Time and life are intimately interlinked. A modest attempt is made in this book to answer these significant questions from the perspective of science (physics), philosophy and theology. It is emphasised that time has a narrative (historical and fictive) function in our lives. This enables us to visualise time as constitutive us, including all our activities and non-activities. Thus times lives essentially in our human hearts. Contents Introduction: Mysterious Time 1. Human Life: Paradoxical Time 2. Time in Science: Physical Time 3. Time in Western Philosophy 4. Time in Indian Philosophy 5. Ricoeur: Time in Narrative and Fiction 6. Michael Ende: Lived Time in Our Hearts Concluding Reflections: Constitutive Time Bibliography Glossary Index of Names