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This article is an attempt to interpret life, death, and reproduction cycles in a different context, in conjunction with mythology and recent biological paradigms, based on Freud's text Beyond the Pleasure Principles. In this book, Freud revisits the story of the procreation of the world and reshapes his theory based on “traumatic” projections of the world's challenging life experiences until our days. This time, he studies the psychological/biological history of life being born. Our conception of the evolution and the radical relationship amongst living seems to evolve at the same time. This is a quest to understand the current functioning of pschye in the body cells and the footprint of our ancestors through psychoanalysis, following the changing biological paradigms and the footsteps of our predecessors in our cells, one of the main endeavors of Freud alive. It seeks to reposition psychoanalysis as a scientific framework that focuses on the relationship amongst living, while researching the transition of primitive cells from immortality to mortality and the dynamics of sexuality encompassing sexual and asexual reproduction. It invites us to take a two-way stance to psychoanalysis as a tool to grasp existing data, as well as the patient/analyst relationship and relational dynamics between living.