Do you know any secrets of the Universe?

[DmnStr8]

It just shows you what you already know from within, you are the universe/reality you see, you created all of it but most of the time you only have a limited point of view/perspective because you are experiencing separation.

Through our eyes the universe sees itself and becomes more and more aware as we are.

I completely agree! :thumb_up:

Carl Sagan stated "We are a way for the cosmos to know itself."

Neil Degrasse Tyson stated “There’s as many atoms in a single molecule of your DNA as there are stars in the typical galaxy. We are, each of us, a little universe.”

 

[WisdomTooth]

The most important things i have learned in life is what you focus on grows and all is ultimately well

 

[Orion]

Do I know any secrets of the universe? Yes, but if I tell you it won't be a secret! I jest, I feel like an observer in hyperspace, less of a student and quite incapable of storing the revelations in my simple human brain. It's easier for me to store lessons (if they are lessons) if there is a visual metaphor that I can remember them by.

A consistent visual metaphor I see is that everything is actually one thing, that there is no beginning and no end. Every part of everything is infinite, but on a smaller and smaller scale. There are always more parts and parts that make those parts, but never any gaps in between. Even the void is a 'thing'. An energetic thing boiling with some sort of potential. It makes sense to me. Perhaps it's just my interpretation of what I see.