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  The World may be appearing differently to different people.  According to Neurobiology our brain does not directly perceive the external things or the world around us.   Sensory receptors transform light, sound, pressure, and various other physical stimuli into neural signals. These signals are processed by our nervous system to create perception.  What we consciously perceive is essentially the brain's neural representation of neurological signals and not direct perception.  “Do they not contemplate the realm of the heavens and earth and all that Allah has created…?” (Al-A’raf 7:185) #Neuroscience #darkwisdom #SignsOfGod #Godisgood #TheCreatorOverEverything #IntelligentDesign #believers #GodBelievers

This tube 1.5 -3 MM in length and dimension equivalent to poppy or sesame seed was our functional heart when we were in our mother's womb. It began to beat even before formation of our brain and nervous system etc to pump & circulate blood in foetus to help our formation and it continues to beat and will stop upon our death.  “Do they not contemplate the realm of the heavens and earth and all that Allah has created…?” (Al-A’raf 7:185)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Infinite Wonders Of Creation: Our universe is colourless. It is our brain which is creating illusion or reality of colours in our mind.  [#God is the Inventor, Creator And Designer of All Things.]

Our living Cells and consequently our bodies are made up of dead matters i.e atoms, still scientists are groping for answers. "He brings forth the living from the dead and the dead from the living .": Ar-Rum 30:19  

The Birth of The Heart.. The First thing in mother's womb “Do they not contemplate the realm of the heavens and earth and all that Allah has created…?” (Al-A’raf 7:185) A baby's heart begins to beat about 21 to 22 days after fertilization (roughly 5 to 6 weeks of pregnancy).  This first heartbeat happens before the brain finishes forming and long before the nervous system takes control and continues till we breathe our last.```  The heart beats on its own because its early muscle cells can generate their own electrical sparks. Why the Heart Beats Early First organ: The heart is the very first major organ to form and function in the growing embryo. Survival need: The tiny embryo grows too fast for oxygen to pass through it naturally, so it needs a pump. Pumping blood: The primitive heart tube starts moving blood, food, and oxygen to support the rest of the body. How the Heart and Brain DevelopWeek 3 (Day 18-21): Small heart tubes fuse together in the chest area. Week 4 (Day 21-...