Some thoughts on the creation of our physical being

by JBH Wonders

I had a thought. This happens to everyone sometimes perhaps. The content of the thought does not matter. What I was wondering was, where did that “thought” come from? Did it come from my soul? My inner child? My spirit? My evil twin?

Since man has determined that the brain is our most complex bodily organ and we still don’t know all of the complexities of it, I will assume for now that my thoughts are coming from my brain organ. It may be that our souls and/or spirit reside within our brain organ just to make it accessible to our physical existence.

So, if that is true, I started to ponder about this further. The brain organ would be pretty helpless by itself. There would be no way for it to acquire the basic needs of an organism. To name a few, that would be nourishment, shelter, protection, and a way to propagate.

To continue along this line of logic; here is my brain-a complex organ totally helpless by itself. So, my designer encased it within a hard, core material (bone) for protection from the Earthly elements. This encasement grew as I grew and can repair its self (and has in my case) as the need arises.

Every organic thing that we know of requires nourishment or “fuel” just to keep going, that is, to survive. In order for my brain organ to get nourishment, I was given additional body parts to facilitate this.

My brain and its case (head) are attached to a mainframe (we call this the torso) via a flexing mechanism (neck). The mainframe also has appendages attached. And through a complex network of levers, fulcrums, and hinges (muscle, tendons, joints etc), these appendages can move! This gives my head with my brain mobility to travel via my legs and pick up things with my hands and arms.

To facilitate my mobility, my brain case also has organs (eyes) that refract the light and its effects on material objects and sends encrypted signals to my brain. My brain then takes these signals and compares them with a database of other eye signals that started the day I was born. So, I can “see” and recognize objects.

In a similar manner, my brain case also has organs that receive disruptions in the surrounding air currents and air pressure. These disruptions send signals to my brain for comparison with other signals that I have “heard” since the day that I was born. So within my limits of experience, I can hear and interpret speech, recognize natural sounds of nature, and, unnatural sounds.

In another similar manner, my braincase contains organs that allow me to detect different odors- be they pleasant, not pleasant, or dangerous to my being. My other organs and appendages also work for my self-preservation.

So, back to the issue of the brain requiring nourishment. Everything my brain is connected to also requires nourishment. And pretty much all of my body is used to accomplish this including the mouth and internal organs.

The human body is an amazing and wonderful design indeed!

“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.” Psalm 139:14, KJV Bible