Transformation - change of state - is universal in nature and it occurs in all biotic and abiotic bodies and such occurrances are part and parcel of their existence. Biotic bodies cover humans,flora and fauns while abiotic bodies refer to metals,minerals and chemicals and the like. It is only the modes of occurrances in these bodie4s that undergo variations,such variations being a sine quo nom,underlying the factor that in the universe transformastion of these bodies are schematic and such schemes are to be accepted, adopted and adapted
Transformation in a biotic body happens naturally while in abiotic bodies it may occur naturally or when such bodies are treated. Humans,flora and fauna undergo change of state natutally as every day passes, with the. peculiarity that humans,with their sixth faculty, comprehend the transformation in relation to their mental state, which give them joys and sorrows..This means that this alternate forms of results are bound to happen as there is no uninterrupted joy or uninterrupted sorrows.This being the fact of life, humans with their outlook are not gearing up themselves to accept this fact of life. As far as flora and fauna are concerned they are also subjected to transformation like that of humans with the basic difference that discretionary facukty being absent in them there is no complaint from their quarters to be attended to. Minerals, metals and chemicals existing also undergo change of state when they are treated by humans in their endeavour or when not treated change taking place in them according to the laws of nsture based on their iintrinsic qualities..
The above treatment of transformation phenomenon only points out that change from one state toanother is inevitable and the humans in the environment, who are also the custodians of flora and fauna, are expected to be prepared to accept, adopt and adapt the changing scenerio using their discretionary faculty in a befitting manner for the common good of all..
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