The
autonomic nervous system provides syntropy to the vital functions of the
organism. Consequently, the feelings associated with the autonomic nervous
system:
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inform about the acquisition of
syntropy. When there is abundant intake of syntropy we feel warmth and
wellbeing, on the contrary, when there is insufficient acquisition of syntropy we
feel void, pain and feelings of death;
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Since syntropy propagates
backwards in time, emotions can also propagate backward in time, but not
information.
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