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In the particular case of man, information is stored and used with the tool of language. This ability to store information creates the soul's ability to retrieve information, manage it and process it, whether the things from which the information extracted exist or are not present in the senses. Man can bring information about the world into soul and behave with this information, without necessarily having things in front of eyes. While the animal is limited to the information of its biological organs and behaves mainly by assessing this information of its senses and how stimuli are assessed for its survival. Eg a hen wanders in a field and its attention is distracted by certain information where occasionally receives from its environment. Its behavior changes from moment to moment with each change in the information of its senses. While a man may have one thing in front of his eyes, but attention is distracted to something other in his soul, that is, to an information (which may even be an appreciation for something waiting to happen or for something that happened or something he remembered etc).

In conclusion, emotion in man is not produced and influenced only by the information of the senses (colors, images, smells, touch, etc.), but also by the information that goes and comes into soul (and in such case usually we rename it to "mind or spirit"). If the ability to process information (ie thinking) is lacking, then the corresponding emotions (which are related to how information is valued) will not be produced: Is information useful for survival and fulfillment of desires? They thank us and we take advantage of them. Is the information considered useless? We forget them or they are left out of attention. Do we consider that our survival is threatened and that our wishes will not come true? Then we are dissatisfied. The pleasant and unpleasant reactions of course have their deviations. Life is nothing other but an information management and action or reaction with this information for its survival and self-control. The different emotional fluctuations that will be caused to the biological recipient have a close relationship with the mind and the soul as it has been formed as a whole by the information of life and their processing. And because every person has (over time) a formed soul by different information and assessments (different information intakes, with different attention and thinking), so it makes sense that external stimuli are not decoded the same by everyone, even when they are the same irritations. Psycho­synthesis has been shaped by the participation of spiritual functions (thought, memory, remembrance, imagination and most other processes). The "observer" is not an empty container, nor does it have the same content as other observers, and the content is volatile.

Ultimately, all psychic features are processes of intellect, ie are information and assessments accompanied by certain reactions, which we call "emotions or feelings" and these induce behaviors with some choices. The choices may be many and we will, after thinking (not necessarily correct), give the order for that choice. And sometimes it happens that the brain is complaining and is not happy with our choice, but we have taken an unpleasant decision. Choosing with our own thought is what we call "free" will. If some biological processes precede a decision, if thoughts precede and if some memories affect the choice, then the result is not fixed. What meaning would a free will have, if we decided by luck? What would be the meaning if our choice were the result of a software that went crazy? The difference in human life is that our choice is not exclusively determined by external actions and purely deterministic and only occasionally, but our consciousness and thinking are mediators. The choice is guided. Also, a pure freedom in the sense of the complete absence of an obstacle is for an unreal world, for our dreams. Such freedom does not exist even in the simple move of a body in nature. Those who have realized that man has weaknesses (biological, psychological, spiritual) and that many results are not dependent on our own thought and will, supplement the "freedom of will" (or correct it without having such thought) with theories about "love" , "understanding" and "forgiveness".

A Universal Natural Law is revealed as a moral issue for human life: When a living body forms and stores information, then it reacts to them and behaves, choosing the environment that offers security information about its existence. When the body can think with the information (as a human), then it reacts with memories and thoughts and thus tries to regulate its life. Humans are not like inanimate bodies, determined exclusively by external influences, or like other animals, whose attention is limited to the senses. Humans have limitations and weaknesses (physical, biological, psychological and intellectual), but we recognize that they themselves become the cause by imagining, by nonsense, by desire - add anything else you want – to act and react. To some extent they are the regulators of their behavior and for many consequences in their lives. But information and thoughts do not end, the purposes are many, the knowledge of things is never complete. A lot of information is not appreciated properly, many thoughts have mistakes, especially forecasts and assumptions and thoughts have gaps. This mental/cognitive deficiency creates mistakes and imagination for things and for ourselves in the world and thus we are mobilized: We are misled, biased, reckless and self-centered. We have a lot of delusions as when we think that things have a relation while they do not have or conversely when they have a relation and we ignore it. Our imagination is more than our knowledge. If the "right" and "wrong" exist within our thoughts, then a mental law and also the unfairness begin from these thoughts, the rational and the absurd behavior, the awareness of reality and the deceit, the sincerity and the lie. Lies, fantasies, mistakes and one-sided logic make us out of reality and produce injustice. The question of how knowledge begins and how humans regulate with thoughts and information their life is inseparable from a global ethics. Spiritual cultivation, cleansing from illusory opinions, impartial thinking, correct assessment of information, and a researching life that serves self-knowledge are indispensable and inseparable from a universal morality. Such a universal morality for a spiritually directed life is not limited to a few moments of good behavior and is credible as a science, whether God exists or not.

* Source: Part 4 (Universe and matter, Spirit and life. Short answers to big questions) from the second volume of the treatise under the title "Complete Universe, Dynamic Space & Wave Phenomena" and the subtitle "How the natural laws and forces are applied. The fundamental concepts and relations for a rational Cosmology (Cosmonomy)" ©2021, ISBN 978-618-85170-1-1 (set), ISBN 978-618-85170-3-5 (vol2).

 >>> The above thoughts are easy without specific knowledge about the biological body and nature. But no one can to discommend and stay unresponsive when these thoughts confirmed from an interpretation on the formation of things by matter (= an abstracted reality): >>>►