The world is the reflection of Man's actions, and his perception of the world is constructed and established by the world itself.

Like the ancient Greeks and Romans, who glimpsed a conception of values ​​and principles based on virtue, the classical geographical world was - and continues to be - an example of how a society based on republican morals and traditions, supported by a autocratic leadership, can prosper culturally, economically, and socially.

We - contemporaries -, sane of our own insanity, look to the past, and like Cicero we exclaim:

"O tempora, o mores!"

While we abandon an entire civilization structured on creativity and passion for knowledge, in favor of decadence and contentment with the cheap and putrefied.

And the reason for such a discrepancy lies in the collapse of what was once harmonious and unique - the human essence.

We - humanity - are both sinful and sacred; gods and mere mortals; instinctive and rational, and the control of both parts was - and remains - the answer we have been looking for in these hundreds of years in which history - from its beginnings to the present day - could be deeply researched and studied.

The conclusion taken by many for a long time was that "by harmonizing the duality of human substance, Man could fully assert himself", however, the historical cycle theorized by Hegel, in his work, "The Phenomenology of the Spirit", which states that "all society, at some point, was the synthesis of a previous civilization, and that in its future, it will become the thesis for a new antithesis", demonstrates that, in a dialectical analysis of Man himself, his dichotomous essence is founded on something other than itself.

And what would be this nucleus that is found in human consciousness?

I'll exclaim: - The search for the eternal future moment is what moves Man - the purpose!

"Purpose" brings out the introspective need of every rational and conscious being, to be as Is.

What is conceived without "Purpose" is unconscious and stable, precisely because it is incapable of doing, and of having perception of itself - the appropriation of one's owness -; That which essentially needs "Purpose" is conscious and unstable, as it finds itself in a scenario awash with potential and power sustained by the eternal ambition for "Being" in the future, while it already "Is".

"Purpose is the only element unable, simultaneously with the success of any civilization, to not exist."

"Eternal instants in an endless existence - the doom to the Own.

Its bonds intertwine and let themselves be torn apart by the simple and humble need of the "Ideal". Idea that, metaphysically, is continuously present, internally and externally, to the Individual; and that "Being" who consciously approaches and lets himself be carried away by the bitter and putrefying "life", without losing loyalty to his principles and, in short, to whatever makes him who he is: - That is the egoist.

For whoever is able to contradict in substance, what is real and physical, ends up deceiving existence. The irony against the irony of life, is the way of the accomplished..."