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The Order of Nature<br />
Zauq Dehlavi (1739-1854) is a famous poet of the Urdu<br />
language. One of his couplets reads:<br />
Gul-haye rang rang se hai zinat-e-chaman<br />
ai Zauq is jahan ko hai zeib ikhtilaf se<br />
(A variety of flowers of different hues and shapes make<br />
up the beauty of the garden. O Zauq, it is by variety that<br />
this world has been rendered beautiful.) This is the law<br />
of nature. If you stood in a garden you would find each<br />
plant, each tree different from all the others. The flowers<br />
of each tree would show their splendour in their own<br />
unique style. The whole garden would appear to possess<br />
great diversity. Even birds would be singing in different<br />
voices. Everything in nature is a unique specimen of<br />
variety.<br />
This variety is present in all the things of this universe,<br />
as well as in man. The study of biology and psychology<br />
tells us that one human being is totally different from<br />
another. Not only thumb impressions but even the cells<br />
of one man are different from those of another. One<br />
man’s eyes do not resemble anyone else’s. This<br />
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