¿Escogidos? o ¿al azar? (ESPAÑOL)
De Lía Loredo: Una concepción de la vida que podría revolucionar sus mentes.
Se han puesto a pensar en el hecho de, ¿cómo fue que llegamos aquí? O en términos científicos, ¿cómo fue que llegamos al óvulo? Siempre se nos ha enseñado que el gameto más rápido y fuerte es el que tiene más posibilidades de llegar a su destino. Que fue por la carrera de la vida que estamos aquí, el hecho de ser los más competentes nos convirtió en sobrevivientes y ganadores de la carrera.
Entonces de acuerdo a esta enseñanza, las células esperma que llevan dentro de ellas, mutaciones y malformaciones nunca hubieran nacido. Ya que estas células no son lo suficientemente fuertes o competentes para poder llegar al óvulo. Por ejemplo, de acuerdo a la descripción alternativa de la selección natural “la supervivencia del más apto”, los espermatozoides que llevan dentro de ellos una trisomía 21, o síndrome de Down, jamás hubieran nacido. ¿Por qué? ¿Solamente y simplemente porqué estos no son lo suficientemente aptos o competentes para poder llegar a la meta?
Si les dijera cuantas barreras deben pasar estos gametos para poder llegar al óvulo, las posibilidades que tú y yo llegásemos, disminuyen. Estas células reproductivas deben atravesar barreras como: el moco cervical, PH vaginal, y acciones inmunológicas. Todas estas barreras son de muerte ya que estas células son susceptibles a estas barreras, y esto les haría perder la carrera de sus vidas.
Según esta enseñanza, nosotros llegamos al huevo por una carrera contra la vida y la muerte, por azar.
Si les dijera cuantas barreras deben pasar estos gametos para poder llegar al óvulo, las posibilidades que tú y yo llegásemos, disminuyen. Estas células reproductivas deben atravesar barreras como: el moco cervical, PH vaginal, y acciones inmunológicas. Todas estas barreras son de muerte ya que estas células son susceptibles a estas barreras, y esto les haría perder la carrera de sus vidas.
Según esta enseñanza, nosotros llegamos al huevo por una carrera contra la vida y la muerte, por azar.
Ahora, el otro lado de la moneda. La otra perspectiva del cual jamás habían escuchado/leído. Reitero en la pregunta que hice inicialmente, ¿Cómo fue que llegamos al óvulo? Para responder esta interrogante, pregunto lo siguiente. ¿Te has maquinado en tu consciencia, la fantástica posibilidad que la célula que llevaba parte de tu información genética fue la escogida para llegar a fecundar?
Esta nueva perspectiva descarta “la carrera de la vida”, dado que no es por azar que llegamos al huevo, nunca se trató del sí éramos los más aptos o competentes. Este otro lado de la moneda anuncia el hecho que fuimos escogidos.
Esta nueva perspectiva descarta “la carrera de la vida”, dado que no es por azar que llegamos al huevo, nunca se trató del sí éramos los más aptos o competentes. Este otro lado de la moneda anuncia el hecho que fuimos escogidos.
Actualmente somos seres compuestos por trillones de células, células capaces de crear conexiones las cuales nos permiten desenvolvernos en nuestro entorno. Pero a medida que crecemos perdemos la humildad de nuestro origen. Fantaseamos buscando respuestas y estas; están en el origen de la vida.
Bajo esta nueva perspectiva, nosotros no recorrimos una carrera, recorrimos una trayectoria acompañada por nuestros millones de amigos que se sacrificaron para que nosotros llegásemos a donde nos correspondía. Estos millones de amigos ya sabían quién sería el escogido. ¡Nunca hubo carrera! Para ellos su meta nunca fue fecundar, su meta era proteger al escogido de todas las barreras.
Bajo esta nueva perspectiva, nosotros no recorrimos una carrera, recorrimos una trayectoria acompañada por nuestros millones de amigos que se sacrificaron para que nosotros llegásemos a donde nos correspondía. Estos millones de amigos ya sabían quién sería el escogido. ¡Nunca hubo carrera! Para ellos su meta nunca fue fecundar, su meta era proteger al escogido de todas las barreras.
No lo olviden, ustedes fueron escogidos desde antes de la fundación del mundo.
Chosen, or by chance?(ENGLISH)
From Lia Loredo: A new conception of life that could revolutionize your minds.
(I'm sharing this if you would like to read it, I don't know if it would be ok to publish it here… here we go. (beware, very scientific)
Have you ever thought of, how did we get here? Or in scientific terms, how did we get to the ovule? We have always been taught that the fastest and strongest male gamete is the one who has more probabilities to getting to the egg. We are here because of THE race of life, the fact of being the most competent has turned us into survivors and winners of the race.
So according this teaching, sperm cells who carry within them, mutations and malformations they would never have been born. Since these cells aren’t sufficiently strong or competent to get to the egg. For example, according to the alternative description of natural selection "survival of the fittest", the sperm cells who carry within them a trisomy 21, or Down Syndrome, would never have been born. Why? Only and simply because they are not apt or competent enough to reach the goal?
If I told you how many barriers must pass these gametes to reach the egg, the possibilities that you and I arrived, diminish. These reproductive cells must cross barriers such as: cervical mucus, vaginal PH, and immunological actions. All these barriers are of death since these cells are susceptible to these barriers, and this would make them lose THE race of their lives.
According to this teaching, we arrive at the egg by a race against life and death, by chance.
Now, the tables have turned. I will talk to you about the other perspective you have never heard of. A different conception of life. I reiterate in the question I asked initially, how did we get to the ovule? To answer this question, I ask you the following. Have you ever thought about the fantastic possibility that the cell that carried part of your genetic information was the one chosen to get to fecundate?
This new perspective rules out “the race of life”, given that it is not by chance that we arrived at the egg, it was never about whether we were the fittest or the most competent. This other side of the coin announces the fact that we were chosen.
Currently we are beings composed of trillions of cells, cells capable of creating connections which allow us to develop in our environment. But as we grow we lose the humility of our origin. We fantasize looking for answers and these; they are at the origin of life.
Under this new perspective we did not went through a race, we went through a trajectory accompanied by our millions of friends who sacrificed themselves so that we could get to where we belonged. These millions of friends already knew who would be the chosen one. There was never a race! For them their goal was never to fertilize, their goal was to protect the chosen one from all barriers.
Do not forget, you were chosen before the foundation of the world.
From Lia Loredo: A new conception of life that could revolutionize your minds.
(I'm sharing this if you would like to read it, I don't know if it would be ok to publish it here… here we go. (beware, very scientific)
Have you ever thought of, how did we get here? Or in scientific terms, how did we get to the ovule? We have always been taught that the fastest and strongest male gamete is the one who has more probabilities to getting to the egg. We are here because of THE race of life, the fact of being the most competent has turned us into survivors and winners of the race.
So according this teaching, sperm cells who carry within them, mutations and malformations they would never have been born. Since these cells aren’t sufficiently strong or competent to get to the egg. For example, according to the alternative description of natural selection "survival of the fittest", the sperm cells who carry within them a trisomy 21, or Down Syndrome, would never have been born. Why? Only and simply because they are not apt or competent enough to reach the goal?
If I told you how many barriers must pass these gametes to reach the egg, the possibilities that you and I arrived, diminish. These reproductive cells must cross barriers such as: cervical mucus, vaginal PH, and immunological actions. All these barriers are of death since these cells are susceptible to these barriers, and this would make them lose THE race of their lives.
According to this teaching, we arrive at the egg by a race against life and death, by chance.
Now, the tables have turned. I will talk to you about the other perspective you have never heard of. A different conception of life. I reiterate in the question I asked initially, how did we get to the ovule? To answer this question, I ask you the following. Have you ever thought about the fantastic possibility that the cell that carried part of your genetic information was the one chosen to get to fecundate?
This new perspective rules out “the race of life”, given that it is not by chance that we arrived at the egg, it was never about whether we were the fittest or the most competent. This other side of the coin announces the fact that we were chosen.
Currently we are beings composed of trillions of cells, cells capable of creating connections which allow us to develop in our environment. But as we grow we lose the humility of our origin. We fantasize looking for answers and these; they are at the origin of life.
Under this new perspective we did not went through a race, we went through a trajectory accompanied by our millions of friends who sacrificed themselves so that we could get to where we belonged. These millions of friends already knew who would be the chosen one. There was never a race! For them their goal was never to fertilize, their goal was to protect the chosen one from all barriers.
Do not forget, you were chosen before the foundation of the world.
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