The Decipherment

PART 7

  Harmony.

  One of the leading and foremost aspect of all the correlation and balance in the entire universe. Every single particle of matter unites itself with other particles to form either simple or complex structures. This world, along with hundreds of others thriving beyond this one – all stand on the pillar of unison. This basic yet resilient rule is what life itself lives upon. It is also recognized as the general idea of what we perceive as combination, association, mixture, accord, grouping and so on. But the one idea that underpins this general rule is the same – everything stands with unison to something else.

  The origin of this rule has not been created by master minds such as Einstein or Newton or Galileo; it has not been made by engineers, architects or artists. And it has definitely not formed by itself.

  The moment life was breathed into every single material object in the universe; the very need of existence forced this rule to be born. And this rule which is quite simple in its terms has been followed ever since.

  If it wasn’t for the millions of hot fuming gases floating about in space to unite with one another, there would be no such thing as the beautiful stars and galaxies that we know of today. If it wasn’t for the forces surrounding each planet to become as one strong pull, there would be no such thing as a complete, unified solar system; every planet would be scattered here and there with no proper arrangement.

  We define an atom as one of the simplest particle. Yet little do we see the immense harmony in its every bit and piece. If it wasn’t for atoms to combine with one another and form molecules which in turn combine to form compounds, there would be no water, the most basic compound; along with many other materials which are made up of different types of compounds. And finally, if there was not enough harmony in the particles of matter, there would be nothing, completely nothing whole in the universe. Everything would dissipate.

  From the most ancient principles of alchemy that form the bases of modern day chemistry to the complex formulae in mathematics that cover every logic, from the tiniest grains of sand to the large oceans and seas, from the millions of waves passing through the air each passing second to the forces acting on every material object in the universe – there is harmony and accord. In other words, life’s diversity is nothing but the combination of its simpler aspects.

  The large numbers that beautify the laws of universe are nothing but mere combinations of smaller numbers.

  Same is the case with cryptology, the art of numbers, formulae and symbols – together which unite to form codes and ciphers.