So holy life is

The old-new paradigm: Cosmo-evolution conception
by Max Heindel.

How can we can understand whole evolution, in which we are part.
From our first cell we repeat all lifeforms: from the beginning of the initial manifestation. Familiar but choic theory alone is not enough, and the theology here is a untruthful structure, which was meant to scare people in the Middle Ages -    a lie has no legs.
Every form of life for all times experienced in each appearance, so holy a life.
Spiral, how we came down into the substance, look at the right.
We see how we are going back to the intangible.

No scientific theory is worth anything unless it can be explained to a 12 year old child,

said Albert Einstein.
Einstein published for his thesis of the original theory of Special Relativity in 1905, and answer a series of difficult questions about it, all within a half hour.

In 1888, Madame H. P. Blavatsky published The Secret Doctrine: The synthesis of science, religion, and philosophy.
The Secret Doctrine is based upon Stanzas from the Book of Dzyan, an ancient poetic text of Tibetan origin, which apart from Blavatsky’s writings seems largely unknown to modern scholarship.
The Book of Dzyan or `Dzan´ is utterly unknown to our Philologists, or at any rate was never heard of by them under its present name,
Madama said.

Some described Blavatsky’s work as `unquestionably the Magnus opus of the literature of the modern world.´
 The Secret Doctrine is a classic and authoritative work that has had a broad influence on the last century of western occultism.  

The Secret Doctrine (1888) is a massive, almost incomprehensible document.  It is composed of two volumes:  the first, Cosmogenesis, deals with the “genesis” of the “cosmos” –the origin and creation of the universe.  Cosmogenesis outlines the laws of cosmology, physics and metaphysics, from an esoteric and occult perspective.  Blavatsky made every effort in her work to represent the essence of the ancient mystical teachings about cosmogenesis and metaphysics, while contrasting these views with the scientific theories of her day.  Volume II, Anthropogenesis, deals with the creation (genesis) and evolution of humanity through various dimensions of existence and rounds (cycles) of life.
 This aim expressed Blavatsky’s desire to oppose the mechanistic and materialist science philosophy dominant in 1888–a philosophy that regarded the origin of the universe and mankind as nothing more than a fortuitous coincidence, which proceeded blindly through the natural laws governing material nature.  This is the scientific paradigm still evident today in the writings of popular science writers–such as Drs. Sagan, Asimov and Hawking–and among other physicists, natural scientists, psychologists and philosophers.  In the modern view, the formation of life is an inherently random or accidental (fortuitous) process, and creation and evolution are regarded as having occurred within a godless Universe spiritual intelligence or consciousness.
Some of our ablest scientists, Albert Einstein and Robert Millikan are said to have had The Secret Doctrine on their table all the time.
Why?