Joni Mitchell had it right.
She said we were nothing more than
"spacedust"
I have to agree.
We are all just spacedust - a specific
combination of atoms and compounds that when united correctly, have
the collective function of generating one of the most unthinkable
outcomes - life, human life.
For me, I consider existence an honour, a gigantic
priviledge. I don't need the confusions of God and religion to make my
presence here more convoluted than it already is.
Think about our known universe and all the "space
dust" that must exist, whether in the form of a star, astroid, etc.
The thought of a miniscule amount
of "spacedust" aggregrating and forming a
living entity renders me speechless.
It would be nice to see this basic
appreciation for life come from more individuals.
Don't think "empty" or "pointless" when you
perceive your life without a God...
Think about that lifeless "glob of granite"
floating around Pluto and then think about yourself. Both are
"spacedust" - which would you rather be?
Jonny
Darwin - you got to start filtering out the
ridiculous responses...no one needs/wants to read the one-liner replies
that have "FUÇK-YOU" as the primary
message.