HUMAN BODY AND THE GREAT ENGINEER


Blood vessels consisting of arteries, veins and capillaries in the human body has a length of more than 1,00,000 km which can be put around the world twice. Human mind that remains unfathomed yet has an estimated capacity of storing a video playing non-stop for about 250 years. There are such innumerable miracles hidden within the physical body of each one of us. All our five senses are absolute marvels beyond imagination. Human heart is really an amazing organ which pumps oxygen and nutrients rich blood throughout the day and all through life. The heart beats 1,00,000 times a day and pumps about 2,000 gallons (about 7600 litres) blood every day. This great organ works smoothly for 60, 70, 100 years or more. There are such inexplicable systems in the human body.

According to our belief and available knowledge everything in this universe is created by this Great Engineer. All knowledge, wisdom, intelligence and efficiency are originated from Him. This Engineer never commit any error or mis-judgement. Then how it happens that one is born as blind, another as deaf, paralyzed and with other infirmities? Since He cannot do a mistake we must take all these abnormalities are rightly done. If anyone has any infirmity it is certainly deserved by him.

What makes one satisfied, happy and peaceful? It is his body, mind, atmosphere around him and the opportunity he can avail. As the body and mind are not our making, the atmosphere and opportunities too are not created by us. As such our contentment, happiness and peace too are not our making. These are provided as gifts for our previous actions. He is justice in its core.

K V George 

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