• According to the Big Bang theory, living beings bring accumulated information of everything that was created from the beginning. Even today, new theories of modern quantum, supergravity, string theory, the M-theory, agree on the fact that we are, somehow, “transformed light” and testimony of what precedes us.
• Equally, mathematics and numbers are the basis of all observable reality, from Pythagoras to all modern scientists.
• All time scientists have conceived the idea of transposing and relating mathematically all observable reality to establish the basis of the "link" that gathers and connects all parts between them and the whole.
• This is the driving idea of scientific understanding that has led men to the increasing discovery of Science.}
• Eugene Wigner, the famous Nobel Prize winner, wrote in his article "The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics":

The universe was, for many years, mysterious, surprising; so undecipherable in its infinity. Now, part of its enigma was disclosed by Quantum Theory.

Latest discoveries of this science show that the Universe is expanding as a continuous deployment, in a consecutive manifestation of increasingly complex orders and suborders, which bring with themselves everything that happened before the first orders.

This progression, or better, this expansive and inclusive way of development could not be different from that in our little piece of the Solar System: the Earth. We will see how these characteristics of inclusive deployment are recurrent on the Earth, more particularly in mankind. Thus, today's physics show us how mankind, as a Microcosm, brings in its vital information all orders that preceded it since the very beginning, the Macrocosm.

Mankind has its own and organized order, according to what we have called a "symmetry", that involves all information that has elapsed through the development of the Universe to mankind. It is often correctly stated that each of us, that is, every human being, is "transformed light", an individualization of the Universe in close contact with its environment.

Likewise, in the connected Universe in which man appears as the last knowable order, there exists and acts a vital, intangible principle that inspires him.

Impregnology studies this intangible influence on the vital information of the human order, of orders of different degree and nature.

The influence that it has on people's intellectual and emotional qualities, the presence of mineral, vegetable and animal orders that precede its evolution, had not been handled scientifically until now, though it has been supposed and sensed since forever.

Impregnancy, that is, the influence of previous orders in the human order, is constitutional in every individual, and remains unchanged throughout life. It is the symmetric degree that characterizes it, and its influence is the generator of perceptions of reality that, most of the times, mismatch the perception of its surroundings.

The method proposed by Impregnology owns the distinctive feature of being able to assign every human being to a kind of person, on a "symmetry" that will allow us to distinguish the peculiarities of his character, his emotions, his disposition, his way of reacting to events in his life, as well as his difficulty in communicating with the human group that he integrates; difficulties that very often have been and are the root causes of conflicts and problems that have arisen over time; conflicts that do not arise from differences, but from the need for unity that is hidden in the different, and that, unfortunately, has not been unveiled by human beings.

Impregnology introduces us to a new world, in which human relationships can be understood, faced and analysed from a new and different perspective. It is also a journey to self-fulfilment, initially, by understanding why we are the way we are and, thus, by understanding our relationship with ourselves, with the world and with others.

Its study generates an awakening in consciousness. Perhaps its knowledge will allow us to find out the reason for the conflicts that are causing us pain and, therefore, lead us to hold more harmonious relationships, both with ourselves and with our fellow men.