Abstract

The Animal Phase represents a critical evolutionary threshold within the Ontology of Integrated Sciences, transitioning from static or autotrophic organic life to dynamic, heterotrophic existence characterized by active mobility and sensory perception. Building upon the foundational achievements of the plant phase, this paper explores the complex mechanisms through which quantum clouds (-Q-clouds) interact with genetic structures, chromosomes, and gametes to direct organism development. By examining interphase biobridges, biological and structural differences between plants and animals, the diversity of varieties within a breed, and the harmonious integration of structural scaffolding with organic growth, this study establishes the theoretical framework for understanding the emergence of instinctive characteristics and the ongoing perfection trajectory toward the ultimate human soul rank.



2.1.4.2 Interphase biobridges

The progress and maturation process of quantum clouds is very long, time-consuming, slow, and gradual at every stage, and the resulting reflections of action are very diverse in regard to matter, as it pertains to the origin of living things, from the most primitive to the most complicated races and varieties. Moreover, the maturation process of Q clouds from the mineral to the Basharic phase is an uninterrupted, interconnected, linear process. Therefore, in each phase there are many, very simple specimens that do not have any concrete complete characteristics of the previous or associated phase. These Q clouds have actually recently completed the last phase and are experiencing the higher phase freshly, according to their energy, experience and abilities in the simplest form. Such organisms in this state are called "interphase biobridges". Four of such organisms are therefore conceivable as follows:

1- In the mineral phase: Chemical elements to proper minerals. For example lime, sand etc. 

2- In the vegetable phase: Primitive and simple plants, for example algae.

3- In the animal phase: Primitive and simple animals, for example thrichoplaxes. 

4- In the human phase: People who do not possess a heavenly soul (Quantum Cloud), either temporarily or for life. Such people, who are very rare, are described in Ostad Elahi's works and are called "earthly body - earthly soul" because of the possession of the only human (Basharic) Q-cloud and because of the absence of the heavenly Q-cloud. 

The "Interphase Biobridges" are proof of the fact that the perfection process of the terrestrial quantum clouds is a gradual, uninterrupted, stepped, ascending process, which continues in four turning points each time from the highest level of a phase to the lowest level of a higher phase until the goal, namely the human quantum cloud, is reached.

2.1.4.3 Biological differences between plants and animals

The difference between plant and animal Q-clouds can be recognized by biological differences. This means that all changes in the   Q- cloud, which are acquired through very long experience with matter in the plant phase, enable it, together with other mature analogous and homologous Q-clouds, to form an animal potential that is capable of reading even complicated DNA sections. In simple terms, body organs and tissue structure in animals are more complex than in plants. In contrast to plants, animals are not firmly connected to the soil. They are generally eukaryotic creatures that do not obtain their energy through photosynthesis, but need oxygen to breathe. Furthermore, they are heterotrophic (i.e. they feed on other organisms) for energy and material gain, whereas plants are autotrophic (self- feeding). Most animals can move actively and have sense organs that make hunting possible. In addition, there are many cellular differences and one central difference, which is, plants have no nervous system and no brain. 

Just by looking at the above examples, one can imagine how advanced and functional an animal potential is compared to a plant potential.