At first all existed as a single whole in a single thought.
Then it fell below, shattering into tiny fragments and fragments of fragments.
Now Man picks up the pieces and says, “This seems to belong to this, and this relates to that,” until he reaches back to the whole as it was in primal thought.
It is not the cause and “why” of things that we find. Things are the way they are because that is how their Maker decided they should be. That is beyond the domain of intelligence.
The beauty of intelligence is that it finds the harmony and elegance of the whole as it was originally conceived.
T. Freeman
