“…In this sense, it is worth thinking in the prospection of tempografia sincopada (syncopated timegraphy) (Leal, 2021a) as a way to conceive the narrativity of experiences that make time a temple: "More than the sanctification of hours, more than the beatification of moments, and beyond a hagiography of memory, the fabular tempografia prospects the experience as a true altar [...]" (Leal, 2021a, p. 6). Experience, by the way, is one of the ways we can think of culture not only in a more embodied way, but also as a philosophical movement of peopling, especially if we reflect that "[...] experience is something that happens (to us) and that sometimes trembles, or vibrates, something that makes us think, something that makes us suffer or enjoy" (Larrosa, 2019, p. 10).…”