The Root of Existence

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Everything is best when it is attached to its origin or where it has originated. A fruit attached to a tree rarely spoil, an organ in a sound body functions well unless and until it loses it connection with the body and animal is safe if it is in the band. 

    Every existence has an origin, and I say a source from which she gets its nourishments. Starting from the subatomic particles, where the nucleus plays the centre role in keeping their circulation alive, in a cell again it is the nucleus that regulates the activities in the from the cell membrane to the cytoplasm, in solar system it is the sun that guides the plants in making its circulation. 

    If, the subatomic particles lose its connection with the nucleus an imbalance in centrifugal and centripetal force would be observe and the atom would lose its characteristics. Like that if the nucleus in plant cell unable of decode the messages of the Ribonucleic Acid (RNS) from the ribosomes the entire cell will be lose its nature of refining the cell and if the planets loss the connection with the Sun they will clash with each other. 

    In short, if you are accompanied by your family (spiritual or biological) you are active as a ripened fruit in a tree or a healthy organ in a body. If you lose the company of the good people, you will soon be in the position of prey like that animal who left its group or the organ out of a body. Which obviously, will not be longer in use. Therefore, it is very necessary first to understand what is my canter and which group do I belong? If you know and attached with the source you will grow and shine and of you do not you will be perished. 

 

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