And mystery all over.

 This is mostly about David Bohm, and his Wholeness And The Implicate Order.  From the title you get the notion that, at some level in nature , there is some kind of  order., although we are constantly bombarded with situations or information that does not seem to add up very clearly.

It is interesting to note, that,  perhaps unknown really to either one, around the same time,  Daniel Gorstein, published a book called The Classification Theorem or The Classification of the Finite Simple Groups, in which order curiously plays a significant role. However, it was not until Bohm and Hiley, The Undivided Universe, that some of this began to make a little bit of sense. 

At the end or beginning of the day, we obviously live in a world which surrounds us all the time with both wonder and mystery, and yet we are led to believe that somewhere, hidden behind all this chaos, and unpredictability in life, there might be a bit of order, somewhere.

Perhaps that notion, might help to take a little of the sting out of the unexpected difficulties we seem to face, some or maybe most of the time ? 

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