Journey of the Universe

 09/03/14

As humans, we started out not knowing about our universe or how it came to be. We found ourselves staring up at the stars and wondering what else could be out there. Day and night, the sky is beautiful and reflects on our universe's eccentric beauty. It's interesting to think of how we acted before the innovation of modern technology. A lot of people followed different religions and believed their theories of creation, but there are a good number of people who, might or might not belong to a religion, used their creative minds to seek out the unknown answers. 

I never thought about comparing the universe to the blood pumping through our veins or our breathing pattern. Some may say that doesn't make sense, but I agree with this idea. The universe isn't just a universe where things float around in space. The universe is alive and so are the millions and millions of other universes out there. It is alive and pumping and moving and breathing. 

Going back to the night sky, it is easy to catch yourself looking up at the stars. I've never heard of how stars have to do with how creation came to be. The idea does sound interesting. Stars can be a simple thing, but they can be as complex as our universe. I know they're as complicated as our universe because they could also be their own universe as well. That was not the case for our so-called ancestors. They thought the stars were our gods or some sort of mythical authoritative being. 

It's the sheer beauty of this planet that still ceases to amaze us. It's like the world wan't created for beauty, but it was made from beauty.