Reviving Medicine: Breaking Scientific Stagnation
After the 20th century, breaking the scientific and research stagnation was the great personality of Hazrat Dost Muhammad Sabir Multani, who not only established a new system in the revival of medical art, but also made it extremely easy to discover all matters related to humans, which are interconnected with the system of nature from the smallest particle to the vastness of space. The science of wisdom and the art of medicine had been waiting for centuries for its renewal, advancement, and perfection, anxiously awaiting a Messianic time. In Europe and Russia, atrocities were committed against ancient medicine both scientifically and practically, which led to the lamentation of ancient medicine for its destruction and ruin.
After the 20th century, from the Arab world to the Indian subcontinent, and from Europe to the Russian and British empires, the scientific researches we receive reveal that these conscious merchants and narrow-minded scientists had imposed their desires and greed on the foundations, laws, and principles of the science of medicine. The research and inherent Muslim facts were being ignored. When physicians and philosophers were becoming increasingly intimidated by Western medicine and were trying to align the theories and research of medical art with Western medicine, these physicians and philosophers were imprisoned in the Western siege, and they were giving the name of the revival of medicine and the revival of art to their selfishness, and this selfishness was causing great harm to the medical art.
When the funeral of the medical art was about to be lifted, at that time the
revival of the art of medicine had become an urgent need. At that
time, Allah Almighty produced a man like Hazrat Dost Muhammad Sabir Multani,
who was famous and renowned as the “Hakim-e-Inqlab” (Revolutionary Physician).
Allah Almighty bestowed extraordinary advancement in the art of medicine on the Revolutionary Physician for the revival of medicine. The principles of nature
were kept in accordance with the science and arts of medicine, and he presented this principle in the form of a law in the
medical world.
The Essence-Matter Principle: Essence and Matter in Harmony
This theory is
a principle of the law of nature derived from matter and essence, meaning that
matter is essentially derived from essence, and thus, essence and matter have
the same properties and benefits in terms of their actions and effects. Just as
matter is derived from essence, and then matter takes various forms and
qualities, and from these forms and qualities arise the elements, then from the
elements arise compounds, then from compounds arise dirty and subtle bodies,
and then the formation of individual organs is a fundamental fact. That is,
when an element chooses a body, it becomes matter, and when matter is
allocated, it becomes elements. When the elements are dissolved, compounds are
formed, and when the compounds are solidified, compounds are formed, and when
the compounds are solidified, individual organs are formed. The Revolutionary
Physician laid the foundation of the science and art of medicine on these
individual organs. Among them, special arrangement, balance, actions, and
harmonious organization are the states of body health and function correctly,
and when the balance is lost, disease arises. This law of simple organs (Simple Organopathy) is the spirit of the revival of medicine and the challenge for the
modern medical world.
Understanding Human Consciousness: Human Essence and Matter
The extent of
human consciousness can be estimated from individual and social theories and
roles. The development of individual consciousness in the world has revealed
the powers of human conscience and imagination, and this very consciousness and
research avenues represent the embodiment of the style of life. These creations
and discoveries actually elucidate the relationship and realities of human
essence with matter, as creation is a force that gives form to material means.
These are the very positions and causes that challenge humans to present new
experiences and theories, and this eternal force takes the truth of the
struggle of life along with the human race and takes it to the level of
thought. Upon reflection, the discovery of this power is also creation, and
it is this creation that identifies thinkers, philosophers, and physicians in
the world and leads them to the realm of thought, it is this power that
from Hazrat Adam to today's humans, Allah Almighty continuously showers with
the Total Conscience. This power bestows recognition to humans and individual
realms of endowment.
When the power
of consciousness and intellect is bestowed upon a human being, great
achievements emerge, which play a fundamental role in uncovering the mysteries
and secrets of the universe and beyond. Just as the wise revolutionary,
Revolutionary Physician “Sabir Multani”, through his profound contemplation and
enlightened thinking, discovered the magnificent masterpiece of "Simple
Organ Theory" in the natural world.
The law of
simple organs is not confined to the expanses of the self and the universe
alone; it not only elucidates the activities of human beings in terms of
physiological, biochemical, organic, inorganic, paranormal, visible and
invisible, psychological and intuitive, and genetic actions but also reflects
the societal, economic, class-based, spiritual, civilized, cultural, political,
and universal conditions affecting humans.
The Simple
Organo-Pathy law not only encompasses ancient and contemporary research but
also represents investigations from every era, which, centuries later, Allah
Almighty manifests through the laws of nature. Revolutionary Physician, akin to
a thoughtful philosopher, by presenting the concept of Simple Organ Theory in
light of the eternal laws of nature, intertwines the essence with matter and
then with various forms of matter with utmost profundity, aligning the
scattered colors in the space with the system of life.
The Scope of Simple Organo-Pathy: Bridging Science and Ancient Wisdom
Despite the
continuous research and experiments by the WHO, there are still many diseases
whose explanations remain elusive, let alone their treatments. According to an
estimate, every 58 seconds, a person dies from cancer in the world, and
millions are affected by diseases like HVC & AIDS, the origins and causes
of which medical science is still silent about.
Why does this
happen? There are several national, political, and social assumptions, and personal
interests and destinies behind it, which are avoided from being presented to
the public.
The Simple
Organs Theory is a natural science that predates modern medical science by
several hundred years and provides justifications and evidence. The countless
characteristics and attributes of the Simple Organopathy law challenge the
superficial research of modern medical science. Science lacks a formal theory
or principle to elucidate reality because whatever it possesses are disparate
theories and hypotheses of various components that do not connect with each
other. Thus, the subject of science revolves around the three fundamental
stages of perception/sensation, matter, life, and soul, but the question
remains: what is their relationship? What is the connection between the
material body and the immaterial body and soul?
In reality,
instead of studying the essence of the matter, science delves into its details
and remains incapable of correlating and reconciling the extracted results and
facts. Every genius is limited by his environment and tends to confirm beliefs
and test facts according to his environment, becoming incapable of
investigating reality from a holistic perspective.
In the light of
ancient and modern ideas, it is clear that ancient humans, by extracting the
details from the whole through logic and philosophy, continued to present
elements as theories and then as principles and laws.
Advancements in Medical Science: Understanding the Essence of Matter
Let's explore
the advancements in medical science through the lens of Sabir Multani’s
research on the holistic view of individual organs in the light of modern
scientific research.
1) In the realm
of the science of medicine, life, and the universe, soul, and horizons are
perceived collectively. Excellent examples of this are natural phenomena, which
consist of fundamental elements, essential temperament, essential tissue
fluids/humors, organs, souls, forces, and functions. According to medical
philosophy, the fundamental elements are actually the essence of the soul and
horizons, life and the universe, and the initial essences of creation. Sciences
and scientific disciplines are based on reality sciences, which relate to
external sensory perception, and their result always remain consistent in
uniform environments and conditions, always following the principle of cause
and effect. Denying these realities means escaping from facts.
In the light of
modern scientific research, the advancement of matter actually refers to the
waves of atoms that are spread throughout infinite souls and horizons. These
waves are called energy. According to William James (1992), the entire material
universe is composed of waves, which are of two types: a. Confined (Bottled),
which is called matter, and b. Free (Unbottled), which is called light. These
waves exist in many forms and colors because it is a factual reality that
energy transforms in different states, leading to variations in mechanical,
chemical, electrical, thermal, solar, gravitational, electromagnetic, and
cosmic forms of energy. However, the primary energy contained in these waves is
the only energy produced by nature from its total consciousness. When these
waves come together or unite, they appear in the form of matter. There is a
difference in energy in every form, which arises from qualities. Modern science
essentially moves from matter to the atom, as when the matter is analyzed, it breaks
down into molecules, then atoms, and further into the positive and negative
forces of electrons, protons, etc., which is essentially the structure of
matter.
In fact, these
are the qualities (Primary Conditions of Elements) that are the beginning of
material and non-material bodies, and these qualities are heat, moisture,
dryness, and coldness in their apparent states. These are the basic
characteristics whose presence leads to the evolution of matter and its shapes
are adorned with the qualities of creation. The movements of electrons and the
waves emanating from them are part of the delicate states of the universe and
horizons. Time and space are also included in it. Individual organ medicine
does not differentiate between atoms and matter but rather changes in qualities
and natural abilities. Because the essences of bodies are delicate, and matter
represents their crude form, it was proven that the atomic nucleus is the only
energy that, through the divine command of "Be and it is," arises
from the essence of primary qualities and shapes matter.
From the
creation of the universe to the creation of humans, it is this single energy
that maintains a connection between qualities and then the various forms of
matter with the soul and horizons.
(2) The
elements from which everything is composed, such as fire, air, earth, and
water, have emerged through qualities. Every soul and the universe's objects
come into existence through these elements, and the qualities of elements can
be observed in everything. Modern science says that elements are not singular
but found in compound states. They consist of different types and forms of
elements, but it does not deny their qualitative reality and their variations
give rise to different states and forms of matter. Sabir Multani for the first
time compared qualities and elements with the science of objects and external
bodies and arranged and applied their sources, achievements, and functional
effects, which is not within the scope of modern science yet. Individual organ
medicine has provided a general comparison by giving anatomical descriptions
and is still observing individual functional activities.
(3) The
elements and qualities are the nucleus of the human body, which, when combined
with these four qualities, results in the initial arrangement of the four
elements, and then this arrangement forms the human body's visible essence.
From the basic unit of energy in the human body, it forms atomic properties and
structurally in the form of cells. Then individual organ medicine arranges it
into tissues from cells and then to organs. This system consists of four types
of tissues: nervous, muscular, epithelial, and connective tissues, the ultimate
development of which is implicit in the creation and birth of humans. Sabir
Multani has clearly described the beginning of the human body that after
gestation in the mother's womb, in different states, the germ is divided into
three parts called Ectoderm, Endoderm, and Mesoderm. All the body's cells,
tissues, and organs are formed from these three layers, and this is the latest
explanation of "creation in the shadow of darkness," according to the
law of individual organs. It has been proven that the embryo passes through
various stages and forms of the first nine months and then is born from the
abdomen. Modern science cannot deny that only these three systems are the real
human body systems, which are the evidence of the truth of simple organ
medicine, and modern science can explain the structure and function of the
entire body.
(4) The body's
organs are actually formed from individual cells, which are the essence of
tissues and contain the forces, heat, and energy from which their individual
and unique birth and growth arise through metabolism, irritability,
reproduction, respiratory and excretory functions, and nutrition and
purification capabilities. These four types of cells also make four types of
tissues, which not only differ from each other but also in their form,
structure, and nutrition, and their mutual relationship completes the human
body, i.e., nervous tissue, muscular tissue, epithelial tissue, and connective
tissue. According to the law of individual organs, these tissues have been
considered as individual organs, and organs are formed from their composite
form.
(5) Modern
medical science's research in modern physiology reveals such symbols by
studying the structures with extreme precision and expertise in anatomy and
histology that before this, modern medical science did not know such research
and if the systems are expanded under the law of simple organs, not only does
it become easier to understand the human body, but it also avoids countless
terms and the most difficult names. For example, modern medical science has
discovered more than 220 different types of cells in the human body, and these
cells' names and various types become increasingly difficult as they branch
out, which poses difficulties for students and physicians. Sabir Multani gave
such a theory in the form of the law of simple organs that divided all these
cells, i.e., 220, into three systems and arranged them in such an order that
modern medical science cannot deny it. According to modern physiology, all
these cells are formed from Ectoderm, Endoderm, and Mesoderm and are the
foundation of the human body's material form. The law of simple organs compared
these individual cells with individual organs and described a systematic order
and explained their interactions with detailed actions and effects.
(6) By
comparing hematological and chemical variables with individual organs, new ways
of understanding the causes and treatment of various diseases have been
introduced.
(7)
Establishing the relationship between immunity and organs, as well as between
blood and the vital force of the body, demonstrates mutual assistance, balance,
and similarity.
(8) By
explaining the relationship between the Universal Force and the vital force of
the body, and showcasing the laws of nature governing these forces, the direct
and simple method of the systematization of nature is demonstrated.
(9) The
relationship between psychological effects such as happiness, sadness, joy,
fear, and anger with different organs, and correlating them with blood
circulation, highlights the unique law of simple organs.
(10) The law of
simple organs distinguishes itself from all other systems of treatment by
providing an extremely easy method of treatment and management by comparing
vitamin deficiencies and nutritional disorders with individual organs. It
presents all types of nutrition in an organized and relevant manner,
emphasizing that successful treatment of vitamin and nutritional disorders is
only possible through dietary changes.
(11) The
revolutionary principle of understanding the state and changes in other organs
due to the illness of one organ is a remarkable achievement in the field of
medicine. Understanding the continuous factors of stimulation, relaxation, and
resolution within the body allows for an understanding of not only the
condition or changes of one organ but also the entire body and its temperament.
This perspective establishes a fundamental connection between the microcosm
(human) and the macrocosm (universe and cosmos), where interactions, reactions,
and effects are observed.
(12) Modern
medical science has diversified medicine to such an extent that the medical
system has become extremely complex. In this context, specialists in heart
diseases may not understand gastroenterology, and neurologists may not
understand orthopedics. However, the law of individual organs presents all
branches of the body in a systematic and fundamental manner, which no other
science has yet elucidated. Despite extensive research, modern medical science
has not yet fully understood the human body, and while it has generated
numerous diseases, it lacks facilities for its treatment. Some errors of
modern medical science include:
i. Considering the human body merely as evolved matter, with changes related to its intrinsic material.
ii. The human body is composed of atoms and molecules, and its actions are essentially physicochemical processes based on the principles of physics and chemistry.
iii. Emotional states are primarily caused by chemical changes in the body.
iv. The relationship between disease and life is ancient and hereditary.
v. Diseases can be cured with modern technology.
vi. The treatment of symptoms is essentially the treatment of the disease itself; therefore, symptoms are also diseases.
vii. The patient is not responsible for the diseases contracted.
viii. Microorganisms are the sole cause of all infections and diseases, and parasitic organisms are essentially responsible for all infectious diseases, etc.
Several such
theories are baseless and limited, upon which the loose foundations of modern
medical science stand. However, the law of simple organs articulates all these
mysteries and secrets legally and systematically, explaining and treating
these errors in an extremely organized manner. When modern science becomes
acquainted with the principles of stimulation, relaxation, and resolution, not
only will the solution to physical diseases and changes become apparent, but
also help in understanding cosmic and metaphysical matters, leading to a series
of new discoveries. Because the law of simple organs is a universal and
metaphysical truth, and the law of nature is the supreme law of nature.
(13) When the
human body is understood within a systematic and interconnected system, a
physician becomes not just a doctor but rather a true body explorer. That is
why certain diagnoses and flawless treatments distinguish it from all other
systems of medicine. It is now evident to all that pulse reading and urinalysis
hold a fundamental position in the science of diagnosis. Apart from Greek and
Chinese medicine, no other system of medicine provides an explanation of pulse
and urinalysis. In Greek medicine, there are so many types of pulses that they
cannot be remembered, nor can their practical measures be adopted. In Chinese
medicine, pulse is understood around the philosophical concepts of Yin, Yang,
and Qi, which help in understanding bodily states. However, matching organ
correlations, chemical and mechanical interactions, temperaments, and inner and
outer strengths do not find the proper explanation. Sabir Multani presented pulse
reading and urinalysis in such a simple, logical, and certain manner that no other
medicine has been able to present it to this day.
(14) Modern
medical science has accumulated over 700 million tests to diagnose the
organization of the human body and its resulting changes. However, obtaining
certain diagnoses from all these countless tests remains the most difficult
stage, which is still complex. Among all these tests are medical imaging,
radiological tests, laboratory tests, and nuclear tests, etc. Some of these
stages force the patient to go through extremely difficult and complex phases.
For example, in some cases, the patient has to undergo so much blood loss that
they become weaker even before the diagnosis, and sometimes the patient
succumbs to death before the diagnosis is made. Despite the help of modern
biotechnology and nanotechnology, many new discoveries have been made, but has
the benefit of these discoveries remained constant? Is a definitive diagnosis
possible? The answer to this question is somewhere between yes and no. However,
in the law of single organs, diagnosis through pulse reading and urinalysis
becomes certain, and especially when you reach the chief organ, the entire
condition and state of the body become evident before you. It is the uniqueness
of the law of single organs that in Greek medicine, so far, 10 thousand types
of pulses have been found, and variations in the state and style of pulse are
observed, from which the conditions of the human body, perceptions derived from
pulse fingers, and expressions of emotions and feelings are articulated in the
language of medicine and art. However, understanding so many types of pulses
and gaining experience in them requires many ages. But the law of single organs
has divided the complex pulse into six different pulses and encapsulated the
ocean in a vessel, an example not found in the history of medicine and art.
(15) Modern
medical science bases the detection of fever and some heart diseases such as
atrial ischemia/arrhythmias on the speed and amplitude of the pulse. However,
understanding the body's conditions through pulse and comprehending all
diseases distinguishes the law of single organs from other systems of medicine.
Expert observation and interpretation of pulse elevate its importance because
the expertise of pulse reveals the internal and external qualities of the
patient, the imbalances and temperaments of organs, and the secrets and
mysteries of moderation and excesses. Thus, the expert in art and medicine
reaches the heart of every cell from the heart of the body, enabling the
initiation, soothing, and analysis of single organs.
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