You see the philosopher’s base of conclusion is on sense of equality. All the leaves with all possible differences had one thing in common; these shared a common word leaf.
Yaw, with all possible differences, the word leaf was inseparable, among humans the word human is. Therefore, with richness of that thought that he had seen what was common among all trees and leaves was, he came back.
It was his view that if one sees a single leaf so one sees the common thing in the whole jungle.
It was his and Aristotle’s great contribution to us that they gave the concept of this kind of oneness as the theory of forms, the subject matter of the soul as being the one common identity in all humans.
You see what we are discussing is that the faculty of interpretation is not simply grammar; it also includes all faculties of knowledge, e.g., Math, Science, Art, etc., both that we can express and what is beyond any expression. The human thought and the roots of a tree have something in common.
The roots are in the ground and extract the nutrients from the soil, water and fertilizer. We also eat food, drink water and our work of extraction of nutrients is in the abdomen region, for thought the extraction of subtle form is in the in the brain, though the roots are in the brain.
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