In the fold of the sea, mysteriously, An old age crumbles into a drop of memory, And in a fragile body with righteous rebellion, The moment is born again without fear.

Time passes, but it does not condemn her — She whores death into immortality, A gentle spiral of love Between child and old age in drama.

But she is not a goddess — but only a mirroring Of the longing to be, coiled In the wave that forgets about creation.

What does the abandoned being teach us? That life is not eternal-fulfillment, But a mysterious cycle, not a goal-animated.

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Medusa /When it comes to immortality, we should not look to myths, but to the depths of the oceans. The Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish, also known as the “immortal jellyfish,” has amazed the scientific world with a truly exceptional ability: it can reverse the aging process. When injured, sick, or in danger, this microscopic creature has the power to transform back into its juvenile form—like an adult returning to childhood. And this cycle can repeat itself endlessly. Theoretically, this makes it biologically immortal. However, immortality does not mean invincibility. The jellyfish can be eaten or die from other causes, but as long as conditions allow it, it can live indefinitely. An amazing example from nature that reminds us how little we actually know about the secrets of life)