Worlds
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Infinitesimal
Worlds within worlds
Minuscule, microscopic
Indiscernible
Invisible to the naked eye
But certainly not
Insignificant nor inconsiderable
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Are there then
Immeasurable
Worlds without worlds
Inestimable, colossal
Considerable
Infinite beyond measure
And certainly
Enormously significant
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©DGA 23 September 2011 08:59
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Yes, Denise. That’s a genuine doubt. Going by the big bang theory and a logical extrapolation of the idea, we may think that the universe is a system of Concentric Spheres, within each sphere containing localized cosmos and global chaos and global cosmos co-existing with localized chaos.
My brain is, I think, incapable of understanding more than the basic concept – it becomes far too mind-boggling the deeper I look, Sunamu…
haha i understand how you feel adee…though it is beautiful…i think science is in many ways….
I get you, Brian, science is also mind-boggled, lol!
Don’t worry, Denise, for every drop of blood, sweat, and tears, you toil…there’s another you in the parallel…Sweating, bleeding, and crying too…
Or, maybe NOT!!! lol
God Bless
I ponder the thoughts…
paul
I think NOT Paul, unless the other me is singing, dancing and having fun, lol! God bless you too.
A ‘parallel universe’, so to speak.
…or more than one, Jack…
Worlds of meaning in this one, indeed!
Nice one, Col, hahaha!
Even at the molecular level, our cells have intelligence.
BTW: This reminds me of Horton Hears A Who (“a person’s a person no matter how small . . . “)
I have read that too, Nancy. Amazing world we live in! Must google Horton…
Fantastic, Denise
Just a heads-up for a regular of Dad’s: he was rushed to casualty this morning and is in hospital: it’ll be a week or so before he starts blogging again.
Oh Kate, I’m so sorry. Hope he is better as you read this. I have him in my prayers. Please give him my love and best wishes for a speedy recovery. Thank you so much for letting me know. Please keep us posted.
Thanks Denise: better news late last night: they think it’s gall stones. Nasty and painful, perfectly operable. They sent him home to wait for a slot. The family has breathed out again
Yes, very painful I believe. My son had the surgery – now ‘keyhole’ and not nearly as awful as before where it used to leave this great long scar. Hope it can be done soon without a long drawn out waiting period. Thanks so much for letting us know. God bless you all.
I’m so sorry, Kate, my best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Thanks Cindy
It makes me go squint just trying to make sense of it all, adee!
I know just what you mean, Cin!
Yes indeed, Denise. Once one starts thinking about the biggest and the smallest, it is a very big and very small indeed!
John
And puts us neatly in our place, lol!
And additionally, Thanks to you, Denise, and to everyone for their prayers. I am home and the pain is now a mere shadow, treatable with pain killers.
I am to be informed of an appointment to discuss surgery if I choose.
John
I’m so glad to see you home, abeit for a short while, John. Take your doctor’s advice – they know more than we do – and have your best interests at heart.