Innate Tendencies: A Subtle Proof of a Supreme Being
By Raghvendra Khare
Some truths are not proven by intellect, but by instinct. One such truth is the existence of a Supreme Being—subtly confirmed not by formal arguments, but by the innate tendencies embedded in living beings.
The Subconscious and the Universal Link
Decisions arising from the subconscious often outweigh conscious ones. This is because the subconscious seems to remain connected to something far larger—the universe itself, or perhaps its origin.
Some animals, moments after birth, already know what food to seek and what to avoid. Others are born swimmers, without any lessons. Birds build perfect nests without formal training in geometry or civil engineering. Certain mathematical savants can calculate prime number cascades without learning mathematics. Even in daily life, we often swat mosquitoes more effectively when half asleep than when fully awake—perhaps because we’re less encumbered by conscious interference.
What explains these phenomena? Could this embedded intelligence point to a deeper guiding principle or being?