Why You’re So Unique and Different
“But even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not therefore: ye are of more value than many sparrows.” – Luke 12: 7, Emphasis Added.
THE crux of the matter is that you’re more complex than any complex organism in the Universe, and you think, act, and function far more differently than the most précised, monstrous climax of an alien invasion that has mounted since the days of science fictions and thrillers, or more than any invention ever made by a man of technical vision regardless of how complex and highly sophisticated those inventions are! . . .
There is something hidden below the surface of who you are, and it’s as factual as the description of what you have just read. It needs no atomic experiment, no interpretation of painting, and the fact that it’s extraordinary and unbelievable cannot be overstated. . .
Man is a spirit; he has a soul (which consists of the mind, the will and the emotion) and lives in a physical body, a medium use to communicate directly with the physical World!
However, unlike how the bees signal and communicate with other bees, or how other animals uses their instincts or languages to inform and to instruct, man is the only creature that has developed a highly sophisticated means of language and communication. . .
This is not a scientific philosophy. . .
The wonders of nature, its freedom and unity are no match with the wonders of the human complexity - its nature, freedom and unity. Its power and influence cannot be fully grasp and comprehend by the concept of science, by the brush of a painter or by the skilful hand of an artist, or by the pen of a poet!
Like the unity found in nature, it can make the society and keeps it in the bound of peace, or it can disintegrate the society, and like the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, massacre the whole of human life and existence. . .
[Therefore], Like the practice of mathematics, a language spoken and expressed in numbers and figures rather than in words - you must learn how to speak, express and comprehend the language of the human mind, how to pleasurably engage yourself in its activity. Only then can you, like the scientist, discover the mysteries that have been long buried deep down within you, and that you’re more than the content you now carry – your physical being – and that nothing can stop you if you set your mind to accomplish what you want or desire. . .