Adam Eve: from Unity to Multiplicity , causes death

The story of Adam and Eve illustrates the shift from unity to multiplicity and the introduction of death. Adam's desire to be like God by taking matters into his own hands leads to separation from unity. Eating the fruit brings shame, self-awareness, and a realization of difference, leading to hiding and keeping secrets from each other and God. This separation from unity and descent into multiplicity marks the beginning of death. The shift from being united in love to seeing each other as opponents leads to blame, secrets, and failure to accomplish shared purposes, which is the essence of death.