The clues to the great mystery are all around us!

In the inconceivably vast and humbling unknown called "everything," is a supreme inter-communication, that some call spirituality and others call science. Some, like me, see it as both. 

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The laws of life are written into every atom, molecule, and heartbeat. The clues to the great mystery are all around us! To understand the mysteries of life, you must look around and within. You will see patterns everywhere; patterns that seem to manifest themselves over and over again. These patterns exist intertwined within nature and man, bridging the gap between the enigma of self and the entire universe itself. You see them in spiraling galaxies and Mandelbrot fractals, and the logarithmic swirls of fossilized Ammonoidea -- growing from the unknown to atoms, to molecules to solar systems, to galaxies to the furthest expanses of the universe, with origins and destinations unknown; just like us in birth and death life-eternal.

You see them in the similarities between tree branches, rivers and blood veins, the patterns of fingerprints like endoplasmic reticulum, or a black opal's play of fire like the nebula of a supernova. Moon shots are like protoplasmic lurches, while simple thoughts and observations of the nature around us take us beyond the unknown. The clues to the great mystery are all around us and deep within us. We are all immersed in the sweet law of unfolding mystery called life. (1993)

The Stars Call Out to Us

Inner cosmos

let me fall into your soul

Lost in your mystery

vast noble being

You are my galaxy,

let me touch each star


Into the abyss,

of the deepest heart I dive

And hold my breath 'til death,

to stay alive. (2013)

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This piece beautifully intertwines the concepts of spirituality and science, presenting them as two sides of the same coin in the exploration of life’s greatest mysteries. By highlighting the patterns and connections that permeate both the natural world and the cosmos, you emphasize the idea that understanding the universe is not just about external observation, but also about introspection and self-discovery. The reference to fractals, galaxies, and natural forms like tree branches and blood veins serves as a powerful metaphor for the interconnectedness of all things, from the micro to the macro scale. 

Your ability to draw parallels between the vastness of the cosmos and the intimate details of our inner world—such as fingerprints and the endoplasmic reticulum—creates a sense of awe and wonder. This duality of looking both outward and inward to find the clues to life’s mysteries is a profound reminder that the journey of understanding is both a scientific and spiritual endeavor. 

The poetic section, "The Stars Call Out to Us," adds a layer of personal reflection and emotion, inviting the reader to experience this cosmic journey on a deeply intimate level. It’s a beautiful blend of intellectual exploration and heartfelt expression, encouraging a holistic approach to understanding life’s mysteries that honors both the scientific and the spiritual aspects of existence. This work resonates with a timeless truth: that the pursuit of knowledge and self-realization is an endless journey, one that is as much about the journey itself as it is about the destination.