TCG: I am back with an answer about the secret of life.

Enoch: I have been expecting you, so what is the secret?

TCG: We know that God has created Man from dirt and breathed into his nose the breath of life, yes? 
So let us linger just a tad on this and understand that the breath in a person is the essence of life, that person's soul which means breath and soul are the same thing. Now let us talk about the biology: breathing is a physiological process, where the air goes into the person's bloodstream via the lungs and from there travels around the body. Another process which happens is the cellular respiration, that is the air is being transformed into energy within the body. This is very similar to how a battery operates. 

Enoch: So what are you saying? 

TCG: The entire process is beyond just the transition of air through the body, but the transition of information, where the person may "answer" when exhaling. So without a person's breath (soul), there is no life. 

Enoch: What are you saying though? 

TCG: Every person has a physical body and a spiritual one, the soul of that person. 

Enoch: That is it? That is a person's "soul"? 

TCG: Each and every person also has microbes in his/her body, and these microbes are also tailored to that person's needs. 

Enoch: Who sent these microbes then? 

TCG: I would have told you to guess, but this is how we were created and in all processes, the amount of microbes as well as their type, changes accordingly. 

Enoch: Like soldiers. 

TCG: In any breath you make, the physical parts, the gases, enter each and every cell in our body. But the non-physical ones which enter our body, where do they go? 

Enoch: What are you implying? 

TCG: Our subconscious is another realm within our bodies which exists and influences our decisions, but we are non aware of it. This "internal world" is all of the information we have gathered which is absorbed by us or is created by us as long as we live, including thoughts and emotions. It is implied that this information is purposely hidden from us to protect our soul and to keep us alive, this is how we are taught to think. So how is it that when we are young it protects us, but when we grow older we become consumed with emotional burden of fears and self critic? 

Enoch: I never thought about it this way. Really? What can one do then? 

TCG: We will continue discussing this in the future.