A Story about the passage of time - from End of Life Audios

This recording is part of our end of life audios short stories library, designed to bring interest, calmness, confidence and comfort to those who are terminally ill or at end of life

“The Passage of Time” is a short but beautifully reflective story. It captures the essence of time as an ever-present force that shapes our lives and the world around us. The imagery of the grand clock tower and the wisdom of Father Time provide a profound understanding of time’s nature.

A recording from the short stories library. Our short stories are often reflective and encouraging for those who are terminally ill, or in remission or in the days of actively dying. End of life audios are delivered sensitivly and thoughtfully. 

In the ancient city of Chronos, a grand clock tower called the Keeper of Time stands as a symbol of the passage of time. An old clockmaker, Father Time, tends to the tower and shares his wisdom about time with a young girl named Eva. He explains that time is the universe’s rhythm, a river that flows constantly, allowing for change, growth, and the creation of lasting memories. As Eva grows older, she cherishes these lessons and eventually passes on the same wisdom to future generations, continuing the cycle of understanding the profound nature of time.

Running time approximately 5 minutes 34 seconds.

Please note that our stories are purposely short for ease of listening.

Our short stories are called Charming Folktales. They have an old-world quality, combining elements of magic, wisdom, and reassurance. These are the sort of stories that might be passed down through generations and evoke a sense of nostalgia, reassurance, and comfort in the listener.