猫だって、みてるんだ

English Version Memories of life and being

By the way, when one is born, intrauterine memory meets extrauterine memory. It is at this point that the two begin to revolve forever around each other, to act upon each other and evolve in space and time according to the linear evolutionary process. When one dies, nothing exists anymore, but the intrauterine memory alone, that is to say, the memory of life will be inherited by another human being through any uterus. In this case, the extrauterine memory is erased as if it did not exist. This is a very normal result.

Human beings live to live, not to kill or to kill themselves. Even if he kills someone, it is to live or to make others live. Otherwise, the human race would have disappeared without a trace a few million years ago. However, there is no rule without exception. If, at the very least or voluntarily, a human being managed to kill for nothing, he would have to humiliate himself before the memory of the being, with his back turned to the memory of life, so that he would end up deviating from the Möbius loop because of the ultimate violation of natural rules.

What can act on a human being so seriously? It is an intellectual incidence of such a nature as to manipulate the memory of the being, any purely abstract idea incompatible with the providence of nature. It does not therefore have its origin in nature, which consequently ends up losing its homologous axis of rotation in the memory of life. Absolute derailment from the Möbius loop.

The human body is made up of the bodily nature as well as the intellectual gift to express itself logically in any language. It is a privileged gift from heaven offered to the human being. All the memory of nature is transmitted to the baby at the prenatal stage, by intrauterine transmission, who, as soon as he is born, begins to exploit and deploy his intellectual talent. Exploiting its intellectual tissue, this intellectual gift develops the extrauterine memory, and this exclusively forever in the continuity of nature, which serves as the vital incubator for the human body.