Let us classify the living species with respect to the location of feed/ mouth and the excretion port i.e. rectum on the physical body. We find that plants and trees as well as human beings stand vertical to the resting ground. Trees get their feed at the bottom i.e. underground through the root and discharge or excrete at the top in the form of falling leaves. But human beings have just the opposite. The mouth is in the upper part of the body and the rectum is situated in the lower portion.
In case of animals both mouth and rectum are placed in a horizontal plane. The law of distribution of intellect or brain power gives a higher share of knowledge to those living species having the feed end in an upright position and a lower share to those situated in lower position. Since plants and trees have the feed inlet underground, hence they have a zero knowledge share against human beings, who enjoy maximum share of intellect. Animals having both feed and excretion ports at the same level, hence they share some intellect. In other words, trees have no brain, humans with highest brain power and animals –with some brain power, though lower than humans.
No matter what it is you want to achieve in life, what makes you happy, or how you hope things are going to turn out – it all starts with your mind. T
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Mr. Sanwar Mal Mishra
Mr. Sanwar Mishra is a published author on spiritual, management, health, solar and many more.
His book “Beyond Vision” was published in 2004 by Minerva Press- London, New Delhi, Mumbai. ISBN:81 7662 305 0. His earlier title “Technology of Life” was published by Authorhouse, USA. ISBN: 978-1-4520-83117 in 2010 and proved to be a more popular book abroad. His book “Stories and verses” was published in 2012. His recent book “Science of Spirituality” was published by Prakrit Bharati Academy in 2016. ISBN: 978 93 81571 69 9
Paper published on 24 January, 2018 on ATTITUDE- A Driving Force of Human Relations in International Journal of Research in Management.
Articles published in Productivity Journal of India, in Business Manager and so on.
Mr. Mishra is academically qualified with degrees in engineering from USA and India. He has worked with foreign governments of Iran, Libya, Zambia and Oman and as a Consultant to UNIDO.
Sanwar.venktesh@gmail.com
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BOOK HIGHLIGHTS
-If you desire to experience love, happiness, health and wealth, then go through this title. It is a short-cut to discovering the secrets of success and gets you anything you desire.
-The deeper the knowledge, the more powerful it becomes. And the more powerful it is then it is easier to achieve success because the depth of knowledge is the key to inspired thinking and finding intelligent solutions to problems.
- Are we really not able to see the world around us when the electrical impulses are cut off? Does our life support system really operate as blood carrying oxygen from the air that we breathe to our body cells in order to nourish and repair them?
- The idea that economy is the allocation of scarce resources is only a half truth. All resource is energy which is uncreated or destroyed but only changes form. Resources diminish when energy changes from a desired form to non desired one. When plants are kept from the sun by people because they do not want to share them with others, they die without converting sunlight into energy or feeding anybody.
