In my opinion, there is no more decisive moment for a thinking being than when the scales fall from its eyes, and it discovers that it is not lost in the desolation of the universe, but that a universal will to live flows together within it and becomes humanized. Man is not, as he has long believed, the fixed center of the world, but rather the axis and pinnacle of development - and that is much more beautiful. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin describes in his main work "The Human in the Cosmos" the history of the world from the emergence of matter through the evolution of life forms to the development of humanity, where matter and spirit connect, and matter becomes aware of itself for the first time. In the end, there is a vision of an ever-advancing evolution.