All the world we see, about which religions have been formulated and sagas have been conjured and myths have been generated and wars have been fought and tears have been shed and dreams have been pursued in a long series of battles against the unknown, everything is contained in a tiny sphere of space that rotates within a galaxy, which rotates in space among billions of other galaxies separated by dark matter composing a physical structure constituting a cosmos into which only sophisticated apparatus can tap, and even then it’s by proxy, their existence subject to the whims and capabilities of our projected perception.
So next time we’re convinced we can predict everything, that we know everything there is to know, that we’ve seen and heard everything there is to understand, keep in mind there’s a whole lot more out there we have no clue about. Remember the galaxies beyond our immediate vision, and the ones beyond that, all the worlds we cannot access, all the things we cannot see, and remind each other that life is a series of fractal expressions, repeated functions and derivatives of a cascading nature, of which we are but an iteration in the long formula of being.
From the bays of Pearl Coast,
Fish a ton of oysters, strike a shiny pearl.