Picture: Marc Chagall - 1949 - Clock - The importance of time for human life.

Over the life cycle of men and books, in particular of those dealing with life like this one, the final chapter and the closing sentence are - perhaps coincidentally - the most important steps. Probably some articles have succeeded, albeit marginally, in addressing or inspiring some readers, therefore I would like to add: "Upon the drafting of this text, I listened to my heart, which in turn answered the call of our troubled time! Therefore, I decided to subject our works to constant scientific checks in order to emphasise the substance and content, and now I would like to let my heart talk about the importance of "word" and "time" within modern prophetism.

For primitive men, the word was sacred because it was considered more important than the message that it conveyed.

At those times, men used to talk very little, and when they did, their purpose was the communication of basic things like events, ideas, commands and teachings.

The word included authority, knowledge and a precise vital function.

Just like word, time was highly esteemed and regarded as a sacred entity; in fact, peoples were stirred and enlightened both by word and the growth over time.

We are living in the technological era, but each situation features other three sides. To the detriment of our personality, our technological society has created the ingenious monstrosity of the group - a downside to be constantly controlled – together with the social "slave - master" hierarchy, while socialist, animist, nomadic societies pay little attention to the accumulative production of the group, but rather focus on the magic, artistic and dreamy creativity of all the group members.

The animist - nomadic approach takes inspiration from the birds in the sky and the lilies in the fields, and uses technology as a work instrument.

Some say that wellbeing is not intended for everybody, but what is the nature of this wellbeing? Or maybe someone is trying to covertly (or rather patently) state that our society needs some victims, vampirised people?

Well, in this case, we reject this bloodstained welfare: it is better to give up, maybe even die, than enjoy the benefits arising from a situation which ties men to a computer each day and night, thus cancelling any thought and creation: an instrument to be used with the utmost care.

Nowadays, we must run and hurry, because we have to improve our production with the purpose of increasing the sales ...

Today, the galaxy arising from the intelligence of computers is threatened by the collision against these new universes, a world made of supernova and bright stars, which are mass and audiovisual media. The sound or visual signals that they transmit are easily received and assimilated in different ways, their repetition ensures a long-lasting influence.

You do not have to be specialists to realise the extraordinary demand for psychology, its description, its application in the third millennium, so obscure and chaotic due to the development of modern technologies (Internet, mobile phones, etc.)

More or less explicitly, our contemporaries want to understand and be understood; “understand” because it is the first step towards absolute freedom; “be understood” since it is the necessary condition to be recognized, accepted, integrated.

We can question the origins of these needs and of this contemporary anxiety: once problems were faced by a small group of thinkers - belonging to the so-called "intellectual class"; today they have involved everyone. Why?

The first answer is quantitative: men are more numerous, therefore mutual problems have become more frequent; they also live in big cities, which have nothing to do with those of the past.

Due to demographic over-density, disputes and conflicts are more frequent.