The man of today, no longer used to living straight through the principal phases of his life (birth, adolescence, young-, early- and late-adulthood, old age, and death), and even confusing them, prolonging them, and denying them, loses his inner equilibrium and lives a fragmented, fearful, and confused existence and in a permanent state of emotional stress. If he doesn’t move, step by step, through the main phases of his life, if he skips or denies them, it’s hard for him to see his way clearly, and he never succeeds in getting back to the center of his realm, of his existence.