I travelled at
first through the United States and Canada, then I went to Australia and New
Zealand. After I visited Europe, without never finding the courage to return to
my country. Tired of the European Countries, among which I mostly liked Italy,
I departed to India and finally, always curious of new lands, I went to Africa.
Neither women,
neither alcohol, nor drugs not even the vices which I was devoted in
those years succeeded in cancelling my bitter memoirs, until one day, while I
was sojourning in Kenya, I fell ill, prey of strong fevers. Not a lot, then I
gave, to live or die, but the Fate, had evidently planned that I survived, so that the programs could be
realized, whose I will have the honor and the pleasure to communicate to you.
Revealed therefore from the illness, I returned to America aiming however to
south, that I had not visited yet.
Going up again
homeward, I stayed for a long time in Mexico, that not little fascinated me. By
then, I had satisfied my world's curiosity,
so I preferred to take over again my studies,
more assidously than before. I was akin
of all: medicine, biology, physics, mathematics, chemistry, hidden sciences,
illusionism, magic arts, engineering, electronics, astrology, philosophy,
astronomy, sociology, anthropology, theology, ethnology, history, juridical,
economic and political sciences and every other thing attracted my mind curious
of reaching new knowledge.
During the
numerous years of my following study, it happened on me a gradual mutation that
flowed, after another short lapse of time, in a great, bright revelation. I had
realized, deepening on studies that any single subject lost, little by little,
until vanishing, its own contours and that all acquired information met in a
bubbly melting pot, to form just one, immense nucleus of knowledge.
Yes, dear
friends: our knowledge is an original, total unity. The single disciplines of
human knowledge are but the infinitesimally small fragments that the mankind
looks hopelessly for recomposing in to the aboriginal unity.
Two were the
necessary consequent corollaries to this thrilling discovery. The first one is
that the brain of both animal and human beings constitutes, though at a
different evolutionary stadium, a microscopic part of the primordial totality.
The second is that human thought search, yet in a blind and messy manner, to
recompose, at a mental level, the great, primitive explosion, the Big-Bang,
through a long and fatiguing marching back, up to the innumerable light years
that separate it, from an equal, yet opposite, roaring and powerful implosion.
And if you consider that our mind speculates in the space-time as fast as
speed-light, this kind of final Big-Imbang will appear less far than any hasty
forecast.
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