This text explores the dynamic nature of the subject as an event-based process within the context of time. While from an external perspective, the subject is swept along the flow of time from the future toward the past, its internal activity and intentionality move in the opposite direction—from the past toward the approaching future. The author distinguishes between the subject as a total event and the subject as the active agent of that event. A key aspect is the subject's ability to respond to challenges and appeals arriving from the future, thereby facilitating their realization. This active orientation toward what is "to come" allows the subject to serve as a passage for the actualization of future possibilities. The text rejects the traditional prejudice that the present is preceded only by the past, emphasizing instead the primacy of the incoming future. The subject is defined as a "timing" entity that overcomes passive aging and decay through its activity, representing something new and unprecedented at every moment.