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made manifest. As for the Moon, it benefits, moreover, from the energy proceeding

from the whole of organic life on Earth. Man has a prominent role to play here.

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We have already noted the voluntary and conscious nature of human action in the
transformation of organic life. This intervention is becoming more and more

pronounced and widespread. If we had to represent the results obtained in this field by

a graph, the latter would resemble that of a geometrical progression. The rhythm of

production is advancing, indeed, at an accelerated pace. One cannot go so far as to

affirm that it coincides absolutely with the growth of the population when one considers
it by sectors. But one can state that, on the whole, it varies in the same proportions.

One would think that it was an answer to the apparent compression of Time, to which

we have referred elsewhere. From the qualitative point of view, it is necessary to
emphasise the importance of the selection made by man in these operations of

elimination and transformation of fauna and flora: this selection conditions not only the

growth but also the development or refinement of organic life.

It is not superfluous to delve a little more deeply into the details of these

transformations of organic life. In doing so, we will be able to understand better the
connection they have with the completion of our Ray of Creation.

When organic life made its appearance on our planet, the only note that resounded

was the FA of the lateral