@robertpray1064

3 years ago

The deer muses: Have you thought about what we see when we are not so tied to the world we know? So many things we take for granted. We see things we can touch, hold in our hands, feel the warmth, take in the scents, ever so faint, our bodies echo with the vibration of our planet turning under our feet. It all seems so real, so real in fact that to suggest there is more to what we know seems so strange. We can't imagine a world where everything around us is pure energy, in constant motion. How odd would it be if everything we found before us was simply a picture in our heads, put there by our own eyes, carried there by photons, bits of light reflected back, the colours so varied we can not imagine the spectrums of colours other creatures perceive so very different then our own eyes. Can you imagine living life where everything we sense, taste, smell, hear, feel, see, all of that occurs before our minds have the time to interpret it? We would be living always a moment in the past. Is that crazy? How strange it would be if what our eyes saw was but a fraction of what our mind sees, the images in fact filled in, adding details based on what it has been trained to accept. Wouldn't that be strange? What would you think if I said all we find solid is an illusion, even the rocks were in motion, bits of energy disguising itself as matter? Perhaps our world of illusions is nothing but a way to keep us from sinking into the earth we walk on? What if all the laws of physics were to be broken, non-existent as we know them if we look deep enough inside. Perhaps we are wrong, perhaps we are simply bits of something so much bigger than we can imagine as if we were nothing but the very atoms of another dimension. It is the world we live in. Maybe it is all in our heads, or perhaps we are the architects of our own worlds. What if God was everything we imagine, and everything we can not imagine. What if we are part of it al;l rather than being apart. Imagine it really did not matter what we thought, it was as it is. We can live with that, can't we?

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