25th CENTURY (64)

Their groans and movements caused the interest of others, stood around and watched.

She10 felt intensity and sweetness in all muscles, her nose captivated their wonderful smells, her body had unprecedented sensation and her mind was anxious, watching what happened, what was became more and more wonderful, and did not know what to expect and where will lead ...

Their cries of peaking worried the others, gathered and she9 meaning to split them, all agreed, but when approached, the two bodies removed panting and with a tranquil expression on their faces.

The tension in her body had quietened but her mind was upset, felled something, which made her to stand up, looked around and felt crushed of the cave, came almost running out. The others followed her curiously and saw her moving unusually. She made a few steps, then changed her mind and go in another direction, looked around and shout loudly<A ... A ...A ... A>.

It was very much what she felled, almost could not withstand. She filled of love for everything around her, opened her hands to embrace, turned and lifted up her face and from her belly came out an 'A' which shouted with groans, because did not know how else to express this happiness, did not know whom to direct her gratitude, lightning in her mind the idea that this wonderful and great emotion that she felled should be addressed in something wonderful and huge and to this she wanted to say 'thank you'.

Alexander while he watching her, sensed of what happened. He had read that the prophet Tiresias had changed for a while to a woman, experienced love and said that the woman feels better than a man. This seemed logical and fair; she should live something wonderful to withstand something as painful as childbirth and concluded that the woman experienced a divine love can found more easily, God.

He returned to the cave and remembered Konstantin’s words. 'The man can reach to God with logic or emotion. Protect him from any fear and will reach God by gratitude.