Is our world vast or small? What about our galaxy? Could our universe actually be tiny amid the multiverse?

   It is all perspective, of course, & my perspective underwent a quantum change when I took a few minutes to watch a startling video. Nearly ten million others have watched the same, mind-expanding sequence. I hope you will be one more.

   Here is the link to this special experience:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoW8Tf7hTGA

   Since the so-called multiverse is millions of light years away many of our notions of it remain theoretical. Yet, there is no escaping a few conclusions. It is not just you & I who are mere pinpoints on this earth, the earth itself is a pinpoint. So is the sun. In the multiverse our "vast" solar system is barely visible because our universe is one among, potentially, billions.

   The film exercise starts with a firefly. By searching inside our bodies we can run the film's premise in reverse.

   Your body, with 37 trillion cells, is its own multiverse. Each cell has a hundred trillion atoms. How does a body begin? A fertile male human ejaculates 2 to 5 milliliters of semen. That means there are up to half a billion seamen in a single ejaculation, each seeking the solitary egg a woman releases during ovulation.  

   Look out through the Hubble telescope or within using an electron microscope & what appears is more & more dazzling complexity. None of that tells us what matters most.

   Love is our sun. We orbit it, live by its light, heat & gravity & sing about how much we need it to shine into our lives & our souls. How "big" is love? As large as God. 

-Erie Chapman

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