Excerpt from the Book of Life February 20 Action without any concept

Concepts are the product of thinking, and thinking is the reaction that arises from memory, and memory is always limited. Memory always belongs to the past, and when he faces the challenges of the moment, he will be resurrected. Memory itself is lifeless, and it is only when faced with the challenges of the present moment that it comes back to life. All memories, whether latent or active, are limited, aren't they? So you have to discover for yourself whether your action is based on a concept, or if there is another kind of action without any concept.

After reading, there is a sense: all our stress responses, or our animal brains, should give actions produced by memory, and these actions, divorced from the environment in which memory once existed, have no meaning, and turn the present into the past.