Eternal return

(The eternal oud) is still mysterious to many, in general and in particular, even though it is practiced by everyone every day, and despite the fact that it constitutes the essence of religious behavior, and perhaps its ambiguity stems, in particular, from the way it is presented, which is tinged with a lot of ambiguity and ambiguity. The eternal return is no longer an ancient behavior, idea, or myth. Rather, it has become a comprehensive religious system that includes the main components of any known religion. It has its own beliefs, myths, and rituals. This book explains the eternal return accurately, analyzes its intellectual and philosophical beliefs, and reveals the myths that paved the way, established it, and formed its symbols and models. And about the rituals that most people still practice as a kind of eternal return behavior, as we see that the eternal return clearly exists today in our behavior and our lives, and we must reveal the beautiful awareness of it and the wretched awareness of it, as these two awarenesses are what make it either a material for creativity or a material for oppression and tyranny. On the other hand, This system of "eternal return" became a home for fundamentalist sects, which tended towards Salafism and the past, when they became religiously ideological and became a coercive and tyrannical system practiced by fundamentalists in religion and politics in particular, and it became a negative system. As for literature and art, great creators have invested in it in their works as a deep and significant myth, and in science its echoes have appeared with theories of the mirror universe and holism scholars and in interpretations of the Big Bang theory. The books that have discussed the eternal return are very few and most of them emphasize one aspect of it, but this book attempts to examine the system. The entire eternal return, including beliefs, myths, and rituals, is even investigated in poetry, novels, photography, cosmology, and physics in particular. The book attempts to answer the following question: Is eternal return a beautiful and misleading idea? Or is it a religious idea mixed with philosophy and science?