Marvel at Nature

I woke up at 3:30 in the morning with this knowledge flowing thru my head and spirit. There are many mornings I wake up at 3:30 or so with many ideas and the feeling-knowing flooding my thoughts. It used to bother me that I was awake but now I enjoy it. I understand what it is to me. I often wondered why 3:30 in the morning. It wasn't always that time but somewhere around it. I have heard of other people doing the same thing. After much thought about why it happens then I suspect that this is a time when I am at the most serene and allow for the connection to happen. There is the purpose of it all. Even though I am absent of a reference for this capability I know that this is something to appreciate even from a default reference of Zero thought.
I marvel at the design of the human body. Look at the design of each of its organs at purely the material level. Look at the engineering that goes into the very specific purpose of each one of the organs in our body. Look at nature and how it is designed. When look at other mammals we see the same basic design of the internal organs. This certainly lends credence that there is one designer. One engineer. One overall design. It would certainly give the impression that there was one designer. But then again, maybe it is from one evolutionary source. Then there was one master organism that everything else evolved from to this day. Although, I am still grappling with the major leap between cesspool and complex, highly specialized organ. Let alone a living breathing cognitive being with consciousness. This begs the question how did the eyes evolve? The brain? Tongue? Liver? Stomach?
The design and engineering of the these organs all operate on three basic fundamental principles of nature. One is that there is the basic physical demand of nature. That is that all movement and chemical reactions require energy. And each organism requires that energy source to come from outside of its body of existence.
Second is to have an immune system that protects it from environment. The environment is set up to be a self organizing system. This self organizing system is designed to feed of each other. This keeps the balance of the system in a check and balance state.
Third is to procreate. We have been engineered to allow for procreation. Our ability to reproduce is evident in all organisms. In looking at the design of our digestive system is a design. Our body is designed to survive in a system without gravity. The tubes in our body that are supposed to move material from one point to another are muscles that contract to move the material. It is not dependentupon gravity for use to function. The body of nature (that is the body of the human or mammal, reptile, or multi-celled organism) is a pre-meditated engineering design. It has been designed to thrive on this planet. We where designed for the planet. If we go to a different planet with a different gravitational force our bodies will adjust and morph slightly. In heavier gravity our bones will become stronger and our muscles will become stronger. If we go to a weaker gravity celestial body we will atrophy on our body. The bones will become weaker and loose mass and our muscles will do the same.
If we did evolve from a cesspool of organic chemistry then there had to have been an engineering design force to govern the way the body has evolved. This would have been the same force that governed the way that all other organisms had evolved as well. If we look at all the other species on this planet alone there is a massive population of animals, insects, bacteria, plant life, viruses that all would have same governing force. I don't see that this force would have been nature. Scientists have done experiments to start life from a cesspool of organic material but the evolution of the organic material only went to a simple one-celled bacteria. There where several steps to take to get to the final product. The question I have is was the caveman prehistoric man (Cro-Magnum, Neanderthal and the like) made of the same body as we are today? Did they have the same digestive system? The same immune system? Chances are that they did. There is too much to show that they existed for several thousand years. We know that bacteria and viruses are fundamental organic chemistries that exist in nature all too ubiquitously. Therefore the immune system of the caveman had to have been similar to ours. I marvel at the design of the immune system. It fundamental driving principle is to attack any foreign material and surround it therefore cutting off its ability to feed or procreate. I see the design in this as being intelligent. This allows our immune system to be prepared to attack anything that comes it way. Any bacteria or virus that attacks the body.

Originally written on May 7, 2005
I have purposely left it original as to further the muses of current time. More to follow for this was just the opening of the vessel of information. More insight to come.