Every part of what we call nature , i.e. chemistry,  biology,  physics, quantum physics,  atoms,  compounds, elements,  light and radiation along with electromagnetism, are  interdependent and reactionary with another part of the whole , yet  at the same time each exhibition of nature is also complete in itself .The more the scientific community looks at nature, the more it reveals its complexity yet simplicity. The die-hard Darwinians and those following scientific materialism and its denial policy can’t quite yet bring themselves to the conclusions objective sciences are  taking them . However, in the Bhagavad, Gita Krishna says, ” Foolish persons think I am like themselves  and when they think of God they compare Him to themselves “

But can we compare Einstein, Bohr, or Richard Feynman to ordinary persons . Exhibited intelligence of every kind is on full display and in all species. The weaver bird is a first-class engineer and designer. Krishna, in His Bhagavad Gita, says what we see in nature of the universe is simply a spark of His splendour. Krishna, in the form of Maha Visnu, has spontaneously and immediately thought and immediately manifested every detail of every aspect of nature from the microbial to the planets and galaxies that surround our tiny planet , He has not sat af a desk puzzling for millions of years and finally come up with a working plan .

Now, although some find this incomprehensible,  still , look at the fingerprints of Divinity within nature . An artist ,  musician, or writer has a particular notable style with which they can be detected. One should use common sense and expand one’s thinking capacities , the human can easily do this,  children are very expert at it .

Can an ant understand a satellite,  its purposes and engineering?

But as a human, the supreme engineer says , He is with us  , He is the closest to us  , and interactions take place either directly or indirectly with us  , He is prepared to share anything with us .The ball is in our court , be in denial or start to share ..

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