Although a first glance at the title suggests that the focus will be on the past, the present, and the future, the audience had an opportunity to perceive another dimension of time.

The subject was permanence: not understood as a long time, but as a value. Seeking permanent values and consistently living true to them allows human beings to find deeper meaning in a world of passing and perishable forms.

The visitors also participated in a workshop where everyone present could connect a given virtue, as a reflection of permanent values, with a dimension of time they consider needed for its expression.