I was talking with Svetochka once and or most likely twice or more, about the fact that life, everything, from the dirt below our feet to the eagle highest in the sky is nothing but a circle. Life is a circle and it goes around and around…
Maybe it goes around in an oval type circle, but it always ends up back where it started. A perfect circle of life would be easy to deal with, but one degree of variation makes the playing field a whole new ballgame every time that circle is completed…
Circle of life: Nature’s way of taking and giving back life to earth. It symbolizes the universe being sacred and divine. It represents the infinite nature of energy, meaning if something dies it gives new life to another…
I talked to Svetochka about how even our universe is simply a circle of existence. It may be a circle of existence on a trillion years or so, but it is a circle of life; from the birth of the universe to the death of that universe, there are trillions and trillions of other circles of life revolving and birthing and dying every second within the universe. Thus, one day the universe will die and rebirth as new and fresh…. And it all starts over again…
Curvature is the way and law of the universe…
The only exception and that exception is because we do not have the capacity to fathom such a happening; light travels in what we see as a perfect straight line and never ends. Within our boundaries that is true. But within lights boundaries what we would find if the energy is capable of traveling a trillion years? The light would end up back at the starting point…
Every really though about it?
The sun, earth, solar system, galaxy and the universe is a circle. Everything is effected by something and thus must curve to the laws of physics. Something that starts straight and is knocked even a trillionth of a degree to the trillionth power off course, will always come back home sooner or later. Even light is effected by physical laws that will alter its course with in it flight to leave the universe. Light is finite as our lives are finite, sooner or later the energy is used up and has been absorbed by whatever and winks out…
Everything is finite, until reborn different, in the circle of life…
Interesting concept about energy. Energy never is destroyed, it just moves from one thing to another. Even the vacuum of space transfers energy. Everything can absorb and or release energy. Energy is the biggest and longest circle of life in the known universe. Without energy nothing would be as it is. Energy is the heart of the universe and that energy is never ending in its struggle to find a home to settle at. Energy can be stored for periods of time, but as in a lump of coal, energy can easily be released when needed and or nature decides to release it. I think of oil, coal, gas, uranium and other what-knots, as storage batteries for the earth, except we steal these batteries and use them up like a kid in a candy store…
But regardless, no matter how much energy is stored, it will all end up right back at square one, a trillion or more years in the future and explode again to try to make a better or worse universe than the last one….
We are on a ride…
We humans should stop and enjoy the ride and live with the realization that we are naught but a fly speck on the window of life and our tiny little circle of life is as an atoms circle of life compared us…
I always get a notion that we are being looked at through the equivalent of an electronic microscope, just as we look at an atom. Could we be the atom in someone microscope?
All I know is that no matter how small and or how large. We all are on the ride of a huge circle called our universe and while it is possible that our universe is just one of trillions and all part of some type of mega-universe. I cannot even with my imagination fathom such a concept. Yes I can think and dream about it, but to grasp it and deal with it rationally, is an impossibility for me, just as it was not within the grasp of ancient man to grasp that the earth is not the center of the universe…
Maybe we will survive long enough to comprehend such things, but I doubt it, for the circle of war is one of the favorite circles of the gods and men. The struggle, as ants fighting the nearest ant mound, seems to be inbred within the human species…
The gods must enjoy our chaos?
For they seem not to care that we struggle to obtain awareness of even the most basics of existence of life…
WtR