10 Awesome Pictures of Our Universe

re: 10 Awesome Pictures of Our Universe

Dr. Matthew J. Loop — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:59:04 GMT

After viewing these magnificent images, I must extend my gratitude toward the universal, creative source through which all life comes into being! The abundance and prosperity in all facets of my life have been the direct result of seeking understanding, along with becoming aligned with this perfect universal power.

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re: 10 Awesome Pictures of Our Universe

Josh Rubin — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 19:44:54 GMT

The most amazing thing as that as humans we are limitless within, and limited with-out! I believe that what we see and perceive as human within our consiousness is actually our own internal movie projector displaying these 3D images. Some of course believe it is the "lense of maya" and that all we see and pereive is that of the ego and life is all about acknowleding it.

As metaphysical leaders say, "as above, so below!" Are we a part of something bigger/smaller, are we just like a jellyfish in the ocean or are we the supreme beings of it all? Are we viewing in these pictures what fish and marine life see when they look up at us, etc? It is all amazing stuff and life is just all a bunch of perceptions that we personally identify with. To CREATE!

re: 10 Awesome Pictures of Our Universe

Jade Garnet — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 17:12:15 GMT

Beautiful! The universe is very mysterious. I wonder what Hubble will pick up next.

Here's another collection which I enjoy too: Hubblesite

This clip shows the immense scale of the universe compared to earth which seems like a "grain of sand" in the ocean. It's from Carl Sagan's movie Contact. Quite humbling.