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The convergence of ontology and time evokes two underlying elements of existence. One element grapples with a definition of the ontological status of time, temporal relations, and the nature of time. The second element reveals the temporal status (or temporality) of existing entities. Perhaps practicably, time cannot be postulated without subsuming beings, and conversely, beings cannot be postulated without subsuming time. The author uses physics to present an anecdotal analysis of these fundamental elements as a determinant of the self and one's reality.