Further, if it is ceaselessly expanding, as is also believed, then there must be 'room' for it to do so. There must be some bigger something in which it resides … yes? Does that something have a limit, an 'end'? How can it? How can it not?
Pretty soon my brain can make no sense of any of it.
I remember the first time I contemplated infinitude. I was falling asleep one night in Cranford, NJ, at about age seven.
I couldn't make sense of illimitability then either.
But I digress.
I painted today. Some of the abundant energy of the universe flowed in and out of me in a steady stream.
Heaven!
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| She Doodled With a Fine-Tip 1.75 x 6"; acrylic and ink on drawing paper, mounted on card stock abstract 2018 [sold] |
6 comments:
Now you've got me thinking at 8 am. And that's too early for serious contemplation! I will admire this doodle instead. :)
ALWAYS choose doodling over thinking, Jen!
When I open my browser my screen takes me to the infinity, my homepage is the image of the day from NASA!It is beyond comprehension! But your little gem captures all it's energy yet in the here and now!
Nothin' like a little shared infinity and energy, Carol! Thanks for your feedback.
Harmonic convergence, stimulating simplicity. :)
w o w ! and thank you, Sheila!
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