The Destinctsion Between Life and Alive

People often think and write that life begins at the moment of conception which is the case but it is the beginning to begin life which the cells begin to form in proper sequence. Starting from a zygote which then transforms in to a 2 cell stage, then a 4 cell stage which then developes to a cell mass call the morula. Once in this developmental stage a cavity is then formed which the cell is a now a circumfrance called the blastula. After this stage is complete the next stage is the gastrula which is form is in a shape of a horse shoe. As the cells developes more of a complex infrastructure (nerves, lungs, hear, brain, ect.) is formed to sustain life after birth. This is the most important and essential developmental stage for every organism to continue to exist in its external environnment. Yet there is a distinctive definition between what life is and what is alive.

We know by definition that life is the creation of existance. Enable to exist our complex system must sustain our living body to continue to live. In other words to be alive all organs within the organism must sustain your own existance. To sustain your existance to be alive all organs must be healthy to survive inside the womb. Enable for healthy organs to flourish, a supply of nutriants are needed to be to be digested and distributed among the many individual cells of the body. Once the nutrients are utilized by the cells, the cells ejects the excess waste and disposes of it eaither by urination or by the fecese. If both are not disposed of by the body, the organism dies.

Within the womb, the mother is the life support for the fetus that supplies the nutrients and ejects the the wastes. Enable for the fetus to survive during the 9months of pregancy. This supply line the umbilacle cord must supply the nutrients towards the fetus and ejects the waste away from the fetus. Therefore if this was not so the fetus will not have an independent existance if sperated from the mother and therefore ceases to live. Yet the fetus continues an independent existance in many respects to it's own functioning organs.

Within its own environment, internaly. Biofactors are needed to form a relationship between mother and her fetus for its own suvival. These biofactors hold true and cannot be denyed to the truth that all living things must coexist with the natrual environment, permantly or temporarly to survive. Where as the case for the natrual environment for the fetus that a coexitance does exist within the temporary environment which is it's own biome. A biome of abiotic conditions that would incluse the emmion sac fluid. Emnionitic fluid to provide cusion and moisture for the fetus. The bio factors are just as important to the effects towards the devlopment of a homosapian. Yet bio factors are nothig more then the relationship between two organiims which biotic and abiotic exist together to develope and to deliver a homosapian to it's external world which it will live in. This relationship represents a symbiosis, a symbolic relationship that is natrrually positive between the mohter and the fetus. This relationship can be reasoned through to two basic prinicples. Since biofactors are conditions that follow naatrual biological laws, these basic laws follows and confirms to the term that there is a symbiosis relationship. According to the first principle notes that all living things depend on their ability to carry out basic life functions. As mentioned before tgar the life process are carried out theough the complex systems enable to keep the organism alive. The second priniple notes that since there is a direct symbiotic relationship , there existance must be mutual in repespect to tcreate and to sustain life for the organim. Yey enable to be mutually positive for the mother, mutualism can be focused on the various psych of mind regarding to the spiritual, political and religous aspect of thought.