We are an inseparable part of nature. If we want to move from EGO to ECO, the path of regeneration must begin with ourselves.  

Did you know that in the body we have 10 times more bacterial cells than human cells?  

The human microbiota is composed of about one hundred trillion microorganisms, among which there are at least a thousand types of bacteria. In weight, microbes represent between two and three kilos, which doubles the weight of the brain. Bacteria are single-celled organisms found in almost all parts of the human body, and each person’s composition is unique, like a fingerprint. Most of them do not cause harm but are beneficial to the organism. For example, they help digest food, protect against infections and diseases, and renew parts of some organs. However, some alterations in the community of bacteria living in the body can be dangerous.  

As a complement to Orīgo Innovation, I want to share a meditation focused on regenerating our body, the microbiota, and the immune system, which I call “Daily Regeneration Meditation.” It is based on the “Daily Placebo Meditation” created by Jan Van de Venis, a colleague from the advisory board of the Regenerative Futures program at Unearthodox, whom I had the pleasure of meeting personally at the November 2024 retreat in Italy. Like Orīgo Innovation, the audio accompanying the meditation was produced by Yotam Agam. Available for free in Spanish, English, Italian, and French on Spotify through the following links:

• Meditación Diaria de Regeneración - in spanish

• Daily Regeneration Meditation - in english

• Meditazione di Rigenerazione Quotidiana - in italian

• Méditation de Régénération Quotidienne - in french

Orīgo Innovation begins with an exercise to relax the body and thus be able to free the mind. Then it takes us on a journey from the origin of the universe, describing the creation of quarks, atoms and elements, the formation of suns, galaxies, up to the emergence of life. The narrative is inspired by the successful book “A Brief History of Time” by Stephen Hawking.

The scientist Stephen Hawking faced throughout his life two questions that usually go together.

The first: How was the universe created?

To try to answer it, he devoted himself to the study of the Big Bang theory and the theory of everything, two of his greatest contributions to science, with which he tried to explain the origin of the universe.

Both, although quite complex, led him to a simple and forceful conclusion: “It is not necessary to invoke God to light the fuse and start the Universe.” And so he wrote in his book “The Grand Design” in 2010.

“The laws of physics can explain the universe without the need for God,” he said that same year in an interview with the British newspaper The Guardian.

“For me, the simplest solution is that there is no God, no one created the universe and no one directs our destiny,” he stated.

Did he deny the existence of God?

Rather than denying the existence of God, Hawking simply considered it futile to ask the question.

“One cannot prove that God does not exist,” he told the American network ABC in 2010. “But science makes God unnecessary.”

In 1988, in his successful book “A Brief History of Time”, Hawking left a door open for a creator being. In the work he wrote that if we were to articulate the theory of everything, we could know “the mind of God.”

Then, in 2007, he returned to the idea of the possibility of a God.

“I believe the universe is governed by the laws of science,” he said in an interview with Reuters. “The laws may have been decreed by God, but God does not intervene to break the laws.”

Years later, however, Hawking himself explained what he meant when he spoke of God.

“What I meant when I said we would know ‘the mind of God’ was that we would understand everything that God would be able to understand if he existed,” he told the Spanish newspaper El Mundo in 2014. “But there is no God. I am an atheist.”

That pragmatism, however, was what kept him amazed and drove him to seek the answers to those two questions that accompanied him throughout his life.

“Probably there is no heaven and no afterlife,” he said on Discovery Channel.

“We have this life to appreciate the grand design of the universe, and for that, I am extremely grateful.”

Thirty years ago, I read the book “A Brief History of Time” for the first time. I was absolutely amazed by this magnificent work, which reinforced my admiration for science and awakened my curiosity about astronomy. I also remember being deeply moved as I progressed through Stephen Hawking’s description of the creation of the universe. At the same time, I was surprised that a person with the author’s mental capacities could not see “the hand” of a higher intelligence behind the scenes, guiding this entire process that, otherwise, would have an almost zero probability of occurring.

I am fortunate to know hundreds of people from different cultures and backgrounds who work daily to build a better world. Several of them are individuals who believe in some religion or drive their actions from spirituality. In some cases, they do not feel comfortable with the concept of the Big Bang and the pragmatic approach of science, which excludes God from every equation. It is for them that I decided to write a complementary account of the Big Bang, in which I highlight the participation of a divine intelligence. Before listening to Orīgo Innovation to solve your creative challenges related to regeneration, I invite you to read Orīgo Invocation, so that, once your spirit is satisfied, you can open your mind to a universe of infinite possibilities.

Orīgo Invocation: from ONE to UNIVERSE.

What is narrated here has already happened before and will happen again. The ONE rests, and within it lie everything we know, what we forget, and that of which we still know nothing. Space and time have ceased to exist, but they will rise from their ashes like the phoenix. The countless universes and the beings that will inhabit them have not yet awakened from the deepest and most revitalizing of dreams. Only the ONE exists and the reverberation of the last note, which once was sound.

The moment has come. It is time for time to begin. The gong resounds once more under the hand of the great master. The concert of creation has begun. The strings of the lyre are plucked by a thousand hands and their vibration is heard by a thousand ears; however, the performer has no hands or ears. The ONE generates zero and, from that magnificent instant, expands and becomes part of the continuous scale of music and life that will propagate over the next billions of years, shaping space and time.

At the origin, the ONE generates its hosts, and the hosts their armies of spiritual beings: thrones, archangels, and cherubim. They shape and control the particles that, in an instant, will expand in all directions and at increasing speeds, with the swiftness of the son who carries the most precious message of his father. From the father comes the son, and the son generates the grandson. The father is energy in its purest state, the sons are particles, their grandsons are hydrogen and helium atoms, and the great-grandsons are stars. Through space and time, new suns, carbon, and planets are born; on some of them, we are blessed by elements arising from the same elementals: fire, water, air, and earth. Creation carries the gift of creation and thus, through music, fusion, and movement, performing the brightest of scores, the ONE* creates and integrates the UNIVERSE.

*God, HaShem, Elohim, Allah, Atón, Assur, Ometéotl, Wiracocha, Odin, Zeus, Anu, Dhātar...