Thursday, January 7, 2016

Understanding Health - Part 4 - Fate Prevails - இயற்கை விதியை, மதியால் என்றுமே வென்றுவிட முடியாது !!!

It is ridiculous to understand fate as something written on one’s forehead. Fate represents the harmonious, orderly function and laws of nature. Fate means limits and boundaries.The microcosm is the macrocosm – just as man is made out of the same elements as the universe. The universal pattern represents the body. The body's pattern represents the universe. Each internal organ, functions in order and in harmony with the laws of nature. Medical studies or incising the body is not necessary to know the body's nature and the functions of the internal organs. The basic sense of thought is sufficient. Theories in books are of no use. Knowledge does not require school education. Is stomach alone enough for digestion? No, the whole body helps in digestion. How?
1. After chewing, food passes through the food pipe and enters the stomach.
2. The spleen, right from chewing, absorbs food energy.
3. The bile helps digestion, secretes and comes from liver and gall bladder.
4. The food particles are broken down in the small intestine which metabolize and absorb the energy; the rest is sent to the large intestine.
5. The large intestine again removes energy in the undigested food and then solidifies it into faeces before sending it into the rectum with the help of the lungs.
6. The energy absorbed by the spleen and small intestine is fed into the cells by the heart with the aid of blood circulation.
7. Kidneys recycle and absorb the energy in the waste. The left over is expelled through the urinary bladder.
These are the known functions of digestion. We understand that the entire body performs digestion not one or two organs. Every organ of the body, in keeping with its natural laws and in harmony, aids the functioning of the body. All functions in nature never violate their laws; we by our intelligence can neither change nor control it. Understanding the basic law of the body is sufficient to understand the activity of each organ in relation to the body. Studying the functionality of individual organs is actually not required.

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