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There are two animals. One animal
is quadrupedal and the other is bipedal. A flying animal and a swimming animal
are also among the four-legged animals. Because they use the wings and the
pedals. Withal, its flighing ability is the same as that of a quard-legged
animal. A bipedal animal is a man.
The quadrupedal animal, the flying
animal, the swimming animal receive the sky-blue color equally in all bodies. For
this reason, they are usually driven by instinct, thought does not work or at
most they are taught. But that too does not come under concern. They only
accept the things they need in their lives, they do not relate to the more
unnecessary things, the things they need are mostly related to the sky-blue
color waves.
The bipedal animal, man, first of all a mixture of blue
colour, combined with many other colours, is received by man through his head
and hair. These mixed colours keep on absorbing and influencing the thoughts
and feelings in him. The more one accepts the influence the more one is
affected by it.
A compartment of the brain is one in which electricity
continues to take and distribute photos. This photo is too dark or too bright.
There is a second compartment that holds some important
things but they are not so important that they are remembered even after years.
A third compartment absorbs more important things that are sometimes forgotten
on occasion. A fourth compartment is called routine chores by which man acts.
But it does not involve intention, the fifth compartment is the sudden
recollection of past events that have nothing to do with the interplay of life. The
purpose is that when one thing is remembered in the mind, another thing is
remembered which was never related to the first thing. A sixth compartment is
one that either does not remember anything and if it is remembered, it is acted
upon immediately. An example of this is when someone thought of a bird, as soon
as the thought comes, that bird is actually in front of us, the seventh
compartment is also called memory in general terms.
Since man being a biped, walks and moves around in
upright position on two feet therefore, these shades, first of all, affect his
brain. Our brain has specific movements through which it causes our nervous
system work for us. The hind portion of our brain; medulla oblongata, and the
spinal cord play the key role in our nervous system. The sorrow and delight.
which in fact, are a sort of electric impulse, enters the nervous system
through our brain and affects the whole of our nervous system.
Thoughts keep on passing through the conscious and the
sub conscious and more through the unconscious mind, due to this current.
A compartment in the brain is one that receives and
distributes electrical photons, either very dark or very bright.
Thoughts and feelings keep on changing continuously under
the influence of the light and dark shades of the colours. A shade, after
producing its effect, leaves its place so that another type of shade could take
over. The replaced shades, if they are dark enough, transform into our feelings
and rest of thoughts dissipate into thin air.
Gradually man learns to connect these thoughts with one
another. The thoughts, which are not entertained, are altogether deleted. And,
the thoughts that absorb in our mind become our acts and deeds. These very
shades are responsible for the sorrows and delight that we experience. These
make us happy or sorrowful according to their intensity. Discarded shades are discharged from the body system and which are absorbed and adopted, form
our nervous system.
Since man being a biped, walks and moves around in
upright position on two feet therefore, these shades, first of all, affect his
brain. Our brain has specific movements through which it causes our nervous
system work for us. The hind portion of our brain; medulla oblongata, and the
spinal cord play the key role in our nervous system. The sorrow and delight.
which in fact, are a sort of electric impulse, enters the nervous system
through our brain and affects the whole of our nervous system.
The waves that enter the brain of bipeds are earthed
through the feet after passing through the whole body. The weight and
effectiveness of these waves are not uniform for all the places in the
atmosphere rather it varies from place to place because of their dividing
nature. As a result of this division the brain absorbs few shades more than
others and the others are altogether left out.
If we look at someone's face intently, we can notice
various colours on it and the most prominent of all is the colour of one's eyes
and that of the feelings which one experiences at that particular moment.
Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi
وَمَاذَرَالَکُم فِی
الْاَرْضِ مُخْتَلِفًا اَلْوَانُه اِنَّ فِیْ ذٰلِکَ لَآيةً لِقَومِ يَّذَّکَّرُوْن
"And whatever He has spread for you on the earth of varying colors—surely in that is a sign for a people who reflect."
Surah An-Nahl (16:13)
