Stardust - We could be the divine in the making

 

There is a parallel between the material and the spiritual. The more we learn about the material—like astronomy and quantum physics—the bigger and smaller our minds get. The more we learn about ourselves; the more we transcend, the bigger and smaller our mind gets. The things I see in the sciences tell me that we might be misguided in our egos—and that we are of utmost significance also. 

The more I understand spirituality—or what some even call the “universe” spirituality—the more I become egoless; and the more I value my actions also; both less and more significant life itself becomes. So when I hear scientists telling me how small we are; how there is so much more than the spiritual—I put it together that that we are, in fact, stardust—and one might say ash—but that that makes us fire. Or the potential of being fire; that we are the divine; that we are the stars. 

For me, the scientific and the spiritual lead to the same place. That we could be the divine in the making.