Nothing serious; its a simple thought. I don’t know whether all of you believe in that supreme
power which we call God. But I do believe and my belief becomes stronger
everyday as I see and feel things around me. Science may have been able to
arrive at its own conclusions about many things in the Universe but there is
still so much left to be answered and I think the existence of a supreme power
cannot be questioned till the time such answers are found. For example we might
have been able to reach the Moon, but have we been able to fully explore and understand
the working of a human mind?
Anyway, my point today is something different. I have been
thinking about the creations of God. Look, he created the Universe and each of
his creations compliment each other. None of his creations can be said to be an
unwanted one or a waste. His creations had not gone waste and have not
undergone any natural changes and yet remain fresh and useful to life as it
ever used to be. Each of his creations is required for the survival of the
other. Death, decay or destruction might be there but they too can be seen to
be the planning of the Creator to refresh, refurbish and rejuvenate his
creations for their continued existence.
But look at the inventions by man. He has used materials
already created by God to make new things. The things he made kept on changing with
time and the older ones became redundant and thereby waste. We call it
development or whatever but look at the amount of waste he has produced and had
left Mother Earth burdened by it. His inventions had only helped in changing
the requirements of man by lighting his desire for more and better ones. His
inventions has changed the natural system and thereby the balance of the nature
including life in every possible way.
I am not saying that everything should remain as it is and
should not be changed; but the changes should be in tune with the nature. The changes should not break the harmony. There
is always a difference between creation and invention and we should realize and
understand the subtle line between them.
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