Are You Ready?

We know very little about the human brain.   It continues to elude us, refusing to give up its secrets.  We do know its average size, weight and makeup.  But as to other properties possibly contained within it, we haven't even scratched the surface yet.    Yet, there are other organs in the human body that are revealing some extraordinary information.  We've heard the term, "a broken heart."  But what does this actually mean? --Scientists have found out that the human heart can, indeed, be broken--not in a physical sense as depicted by cartoons or emoticons but by an emotional one and that people can actually die from this condition.  How extraordinary.  Why is it that people think in certain ways?  We have people who think in a linear manner--along straight lines to arrive at a conclusion or solution.  Then we have those who think in a non-linear manner--"outside the box" so to speak.  Does this difference have to do with the number of folds in their brain or are brains just randomly programmed to think either way during the gestation period?  Could Einstein have been one of these extraordinary thinkers?  What about Steve Jobs or Stephen Hawking?  What about Plato, Socrates, Confucius or   Aristotle?  Could it possibly be that certain selected people are programmed with preselected attributes to help with humanity's understanding and progression, at just the right time?  We are  being tweaked and fine-tuned, gently nudged toward the cusp of a new awareness.  Seeing that human beings are slowly waking up each day to new revelations surrounding different areas of their existence why not contemplate this?  --That all of us have been purposely programmed to access certain types of information at certain, predetermined times.  Maybe a little at a time or maybe a total  mass awakening.  Quite simply the reason for this could be that at the present time human beings are incapable of truly understanding the deeper implication(s) of their existence here on Planet Earth because they simply are not ready.  But remember the saying, "When the Pupil is Ready the Teacher Will Appear".