There is an approach to life in which I tend to understand the purpose of humanity more objectively. It is more compelling to study creation and ponder its mysteries to uncover the unperceivable order amidst all the randomness and chaos. There is a very profound presence of something greater than we are and yet it is difficult to comprehend that greatness; to make it a reality to behold. We understand, scientifically, that animals are more advanced than plants and man is the most advanced of all the animal species. It’s easy to accept all the facts about his anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and to an extent his psychology. The sociology of man is in a much advanced and organised state than that of other living things. His intellect and his will are way more advanced regardless of how much smaller he is than some of the wildest and largest predators on earth ruled by instincts and stimuli. As fate would have it, there is a randomness in creation, one that we see in the dis