The Book of Life

world belong to one great family. We all come from the same common ancestors (For elaboration, see the author’s book Tameer ki Taraf, pp. 28-30). So the truth is exactly what is declared on that board at the US–Canada border. This is the reality for all nations, though only America and Canada have said it out loud. Biological fact requires that every nation write the same words at its own borders. This is the true test of human life in the present world. Here, a person must use his free will to do consciously what nature has already ordained through its immutable laws. What nature has written with its invisible pen, man must inscribe with his own hand upon the page of his life. In other words, both thought and action must be brought into harmony with nature’s design. To live in harmony with this design is to move toward progress; to go against it is to move toward destruction. GREAT PROGRESS P sychologists divide human thought into two types: convergent thinking and divergent thinking. Convergent thinking means the mind sticks to one line only. A person may see one fact but fails to grasp another. This is uncreative thinking.